Perforated aluminum screen

Perforated black lacquered metal tray in the style of French designer Mathieu Matégot, from the 1960s. In perfect condition. DV361

Model "f233" desk lamp by designer Etienne Fermigier for Monix editions, 1970s.Chrome metal table lamp, slight signs of wear to note. LP1269

Chrome-plated metal desk lamp by designer Etienne Fermigier for Disderot, 1970s. Visible signs of wear, as shown in the photos, to be noted. LP1268

Desk lamp model F233 by designer Etienne Fermigier for Les Monix, 1970s. Table lamp in chrome-plated metal, with slight signs of wear to note. LP1269

Lamp G5 or Agrafe by designer Pierre Guariche, 1950s. Brass stem and semi-perforated reflector in light gray lacquered aluminum. European plug. Lp1109.

Square stool in silver-colored metal, in good general condition. Slight signs of wear are noted, which adds an authentic character to this piece of furniture. LP2643

The Modernist Brushed Aluminum & Spun Fiberglass Folding Screen is a chic and versatile addition to any space. With its sleek brushed aluminum frame and lightweight spun fiberglass p...

Chic and elegant 6 panel room-divider in brushed aluminum and brass anodized aluminum. This tall and heavy set of panels are joined by brass hinges and are currently in two 3-panel s...

Bud Tullis wenge and woven aluminum screen circa late 1980’s. This all original example is hand sculpted and has multicolored aluminum on one side is monochromatic on the other.

A perforated 1/2" steel screen / room divider with a graphic circular / round pattern in a blackened finish. Shown here suspended from an I-beam and trolly.  

A 4-panel aluminum-leafed folding floor screen from the 1980s possibly Italian or French. Each panel is its own individual design constructed o...

The Song screen by Charles Constantine of Bestcase is a more striking, modern take on the Eames’s iconic 1946 FSW screen. Made from mirror-polished aluminum, it also subverts the idea of traditional folding screens, once adorned with mythological depictions or historical narratives, by mirroring the present rather than reflecting on the past. The screen is fully customizable - panels can be added or taken away, with your choice of finish (a powder coated version of the screen is priced at $4,200). The Song Screen is part of Sight Unseen's first-ever furniture collection, creative directed by Sight Unseen founders Monica Khemsurov and Jill Singer and produced in collaboration with Bestcase, a Long Island...