20th Century Folding Screen by Streep Fermetures, Attrib. Jomain Baumann, 1940s

This twentieth-century Art Deco screen strongly recalls the hand of French designer Jomain Baumann. Its pine slats are stained and polished, and the flexibility of the joints – which...

Painted wooden folding screen, 5 panels, 20th century. Painted wooden folding screen, 5 panels, 20th century. Centre: H: 128cm, W: 59cm, D: 2.5cm Sides: H: 128cm, W: 40cm, D: 2,5cm

This 20th Century three-panel wooden screen stands out for its hand-painted gold surface. Varying in application, the gold paint scintillates in rich, painterly washes that call to m...

A free-standing mirrored three-panel folding screen room divider from the mid-20th century, Britain. This vintage screen features three-connected sections, each having a carved-wood raised panel at bottom, and a diamond-pattern lattice at top half with antiqued mirror glass. Front and back of this room divider are equally decorated and mirrored on both sides, making it an easy piece to float within a room. Each section is hinged together, allowing it to collapse, and making it easy to transport and installation. The wood has a rich, ebony finish. This mid-century free-standing screen, would work well as a dressing room screen...

A chic and spectacular early 20th century French Art Nouveau folding screen with three beautifully arched and beveled glass panels held in place wi...

Early 20th Century Indian Polychrome Four Panel Folding Screen

An incredible vintage Asian folding screen. A stunning composition of flying cranes on a brilliant gilt background. Monumental in size and drama. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate.

A brass folding screen or room divider attributed to Joseph Konetsky, USA, 1940s.

Asian 19th Century Folding Screen / Room Divider, Rosewood, Teak, Six Panel Six-panel rosewood / teak, Asian, Late 19th Century early 20th century. Folding screen / Room divider. A spectacular six panel work of art depicts Chinese glamour at its peak. The finest carvings abound in the manner of love birds perched onto tree bark and branches. The overall case supported by dovetail and mortise tenons. The color of a deep rich patina that only time and age can give to any work. This item was purchased from a Sands Point Long Island mansion along with several other pieces. Each panel measures 19 inches in width and stands 93.75 inches high. This is an unparalleled piece and is simply stunning in any setting. The antique room dividers...

Very massive and heavy wooden folding screen with three panels each one 163 per 51 cm. France, circa 1950.