Three-Panel Velvet and Tapestry Folding Screen, 19th Century

Highly imposing mid-19th Century French three-fold modesty screen or room divider. Each panel is enclosed in molded gilt frames with short scrolled legs and ornately carved scrolled crests. Upholstered on one side with pink 'Regency stripe' fabric and with plain silk on the reverse. Each with shaped glass tops which all have beveled edges. Folds completely flat when not in use. (Sometimes referred to as Dressing Screens or Draft Screens).

A stunning quality 19th century mahogany folding three panel dressing screen or room divider, featuring lovely mahogany panels below and astragal openings to the top part. Three mahogany wooden panels on triple swing hinges. The triple swing hinges allow the panels to swing both ways offering more adjustability. In very good condition. Great quality. A good piece of 19th century english antique furniture...

A very impressive and decorative 19th Century Chinese 8 fold screen. Each panel depicting hand carved Soap stone classical vases, stands and flowers set on black lacquer ground and m...

Vienna Werkstatte style screen, circa 1950, in gold and silver leaf with red lacquer background and multi-colored decoration. Double-sided with diffe...

This delicate, airy design in iron with a curly scrollwork pattern, has three articulating panels which help delineate space while maintaining translucency. 72.5"h X 57"w 1st D...

Four-leaf wooden screen. Oil on canvas represents a French countryside scene in the 19th century. Magnificent cloudy blue sky and green landscape, traditional house, animals, and a f...