Marquetry Screen by Michel Lefevre

Original Screen with Marimekko's Lokki fabric. Owned by a factory worker in the '60s, this is an exceptionally rare piece with beautiful age.

Made from Brushed Steel in the 1970s. The Geometric Screen/Room Divider is an ideal addition to modern, contemporary, or even eclectic interiors, as it adds a touch of sophistication...

The Geometric Screen/Room Divider is a versatile and stylish piece that adds functionality and aesthetic appeal to any interior space. This screen features a geometric pattern, incor...

Height: 164cm Width: 160cm Designer: Gertrud Olsson Manufacturer: Gertrud Olsson Date: 1990s. Signed: Signed and Dated 1992 Materials: Fabric Description: Signed by the artist ...

Height: 15cm Width: 32cm Designer: Louis Poulsen Manufacturer: Louis Poulsen Date: 1930s Materials: Copper Description: Copper wall lights from the 1930s. Light emits from each lea...

Height: 57cm Width: 42cm Depth: 9cm Designer: Gabriel Sébastien Simonet Date: 1950s Materials: Chamotte clay, glass Description: This beautifully inviting mirror is formed figure g...

A four-paneled screen in the Art Deco style. Handmade by Pollaro artisans. Straw marquetry on a hand polished solid walnut base. Straw m...

Designed by Jean-Paul Viollet. Straw marquetry by Sandrine Viollet. Dimensions per panel: 20"W x 1"D x 90"H (60"W total).

David Linley maple marquetry six-panel screen. Measures: 6 ft. 2 3/4 in. x 17 3/4 in. (each panel). By repute, the screen was gifted to the current owner directly from David Li...

Arts and Crafts Marquetry Fire Screen This piece hails from the 1920s it is probably from the Rowley Gallery of Kensington, it made in an Oak frame and has an inlaid marquetry pan...

A stunning showcase of woodworking virtuosity, Niczewski used this three-panel birch screen as a canvas to create a surrealistic tableau out of wood veneer. Every letter in the newsp...

Veneer is sawn 1/16" thick from a rare 1,200 year bog oak board discovered in the rivers of Eastern Europe. Having a range of color from near black on one edge to nutty brown on the other. Marquetry squares have the dark color either on the edge or in the center in an alternating pattern and this screen displays the same marquetry squares on both sides. The screen is an ideal display of this quilt-like design. Designs can be adapted to other forms- leave it to your imagination- We welcome commissions More history on our bog oak: Three hundred years ago a Turkish ship laden with bog oak logs dug from a marsh near the Dnieper River was sunk in a battle with Russian soldiers. The logs, carbon dated at 1200 years old, stayed on the river bottom for another 300 years until recently recovered by divers searching for WW II souvenirs. Minerals from the river water...