Asian-style screen that can be transformed into a table with two shelves (folding), made of ebonized wood and featuring two ceramic plates depicting swallows, probably mobile by PERRET ET VIBERT at th[...]
Mother-of-Pearl And Rosewood Screen Screen Late 19th Century Early 20th Century Good general condition, small accidents on the frills surrounding the panels; three mother-of-pearl elements are missing[...]
"Chinese Nineteenth Table Screen" Screen with its mother-of-pearl inlay display made up of three panels The central panel represents riders in a landscape decorated with pagodas
Beautiful small screen in Coromandel lacquer that can be used as a fireplace front made up of a panel set in slides, with double decoration (recto/verso). 1 side decorated with figures crossing a brid[...]
Finely carved exotic wood screen. In the center a silk embroidered with a vase and flowers. Sliding screen up. Some wear to the silk visible on photos. 19th century China.
Wooden firescreen decorated with semi-precious stones and mother-of-pearl applications with floral and volatile motifs. Origin: China Period: second half of the 16th century 19th Dimensions: 81x29x104[...]
Fireplace screen in turned wood with bamboo canes,
Italian, first half of the 1900s.
The central fabric hand embroidered with colorful flowers,
served as a screen for a fireplace.
The structure, i[...]
Fireplace screen in late 19th century gilded wood in bamboo style with interior in Chinese-inspired embroidery Embroidery in silk thread on satin Chinese-inspired decor with ducks on a lake with lotus[...]
A screen in lacquered wood, painted, inlaid with bone and mother-of-pearl using the Shibayama technique. It is a sculptural art in which the artist combines different materials. Precious materials are[...]
Beautiful screen of fireplace or separation, Blackened wooden upright engraved with Japanese motifs, The screen is lacquered wood decorated in light relief of birds and branches blooming with strong h[...]
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