10' Foot Tall Oil on Canvas Portrait of Count Basie Light Up Folding Screen

Large 10' foot tall artwork portrait of Ella Fitzgerald oil painted on a canvas fixed to a wood folding screen featuring her singing with a multicolore...

Large 11' foot tall hand-painted artwork oil painting on a canvas featuring "Jazz" with two female hands holding a martini glass over a keyboard with the word against a cityscape background. This painting is fixed to a wood folding screen with a dark blue border. The Back of the frame is painted black. This large folding screen...

Large 12' foot tall hand-painted artwork oil on a canvas featuring Art Deco Damsel & Panther fixed to a wood folding screen with a dark blue borde...

Large 8' foot tall Mid-century folding screen made of 4 panels each 97" Tall by 17.5" wide. Each panel features a unique hardwood frame with a geometric design over yellow translucen...

Large 7' foot tall Acrylic aquarium fish tank with steel base featuring an Industrial grade steel base and an acrylic tube with 1.5" thick walls. The tank li...

Transport yourself to the 1950s with this iconic 4' tall Coca-Cola Collectible Wall Clock. Crafted to perfection, it's a nostalgic masterpiece that oozes vintage charm. The classic C...

Striking tall two-panel byôbu (folding screen) covered with a pair of separate hanging scroll paintings (kakejiku) depicting samurai (warriors) paired with poems. The one on the righ...

Six-panel Coromandel lacquer screen featuring incised, pastel figural scene. Complete with stepped feet and brass sabots. Reverse depicting ...

19th century French 4-Panel Wallpaper mounted on Canvas Folding Screen featuring Canal Scene.

Refined, tall two-panel byôbu (folding screen) completely adorned with ‘Wajima Ryûsaku’ lacquer by the Nitten award winning artist Mitsuo Takana (1956). Featuring five refined images inspired by woodblock prints from the famous series ‘Tôkaidô gojûsan tsugi’ (The fifty-three stations of the Tokaido road), like the 1st station Nihonbashi, the 10th station Hakone, and the 21st station Okabe. The design is executed in hiramaki-e (low-relief lacquer design) in shades of gold, silver, heightened by some multi-coloured details. Set on a shiny black lacquer substrate. Signed in red lacquer in the lower right corner. Including original signed & sealed wooden tomobako (storage box). The front with an inscription about the contents as described above. The inside: ‘Friend of the Nitten Exhibition Takana Mitsuo’ - Seal: ‘Hikari’. ‘Lacquer artist Wajima Ryûsaku’ - Seal: ‘Ryûsaku’. Mitsuo Takana was born 1956 in Wajima, Ishikawa prefecture. He won several awards during exhibitions like: Ishikawa Contemporary Art Exhibition, Japan Artisans' Association Exhibition and the well-known Nitten Exhibition. Dimensions: Height 57.48 in/146 cm, Total width 66.92 in/170 cm (2 x 33.46 in/85 cm), Depth 1.10 in/2.8 cm. Weight 56.21 lb/25.5 kg. Wajima lacquerware...

Amsterdam-based design duo Xander Vervoort and Leon van Boxtel designed this folding screen using remnant pieces of teak leftover from the creation of other designs. Handcrafted by t...

Vietnamese folding six hinged panel screen with mother-of-pearl and eggshell inlay on both sides of birds amongst branches and flowers, circa late 20th century. Dimensions: 16"W x 71...