Splendid Louis Midavaine Screen, 1888-1978

Four‑fold Art Deco screen in lacquered wood, conceived as a large-scale abstract composition in black, vermilion red, ivory and gilt. Each leaf forms part of a continuous, asymmetric...

Pierre Bobot (1902-1974) was a French lacquer artist known for his innovative use of synthetic lacquers. After studying at the École Bernard Palissy and the École Nationale Supérieur...

Three-panel screen in Macassar veneer and inlay, upholstered in new fabric. Signed underneath, in good condition. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely ...

This four-panel folding screen was crafted in France during the late 1930s to early 1940s and blends classic Art Deco geometry with a subtle East-Asian influence. The gold-leaf surfa...

1930s Art Déco 4-panel straw marquetry folding screen designed by Jean-Michel Frank for Comte S.A., Argentina By: Comte S.A., Jean-Michel Frank Material: wood, straw, metal, brass, ...

Elegant 1930s folding screen, fully restored and reinterpreted in a contemporary decorative spirit with Art Deco influences, featuring four panels that fold in both directions. This...

Unique six-piece lacquered room divider with painted decor of birds and geometric patterns, brass feet, art deco style, probably second half of the 20thcentury. Incredible art piece...

French 1930s/1940s screen in bamboo, rattan and wood. Decorated in kind of a 3D/reliefic technique on one side and hessian on the other side, the wood frame is wrapped in rattan. Thi...

Oil and gold leaf on canvas; Wood structure; Each panel is 18.38" wide One side with gold leaf flowers foliage and butterflies; the reverse painted with a cubic design in orange and...

Three-panel folding screen with a scarlet macaw, cockatoo and hyacinth macaw. Signed and dated "E.N Clark 1934". Artist is Egbert Norman Clark, New Y...