A few examples of appraisal values for
JAPANESE MEIJI FOLDING SCREEN

Just a few examples of appraisal values for
japanese meiji folding screen

• JAPANESE TWO FOLD SCREEN. Meiji period. IvoryJAPANESE TWO FOLD SCREEN. Meiji period. Ivory and mother-of-pearl inlaid on black lacquer with birds and flowering branches.
• JAPANESE FOUR FOLD SCREEN Meiji period. FiguralJAPANESE FOUR FOLD SCREEN Meiji period. Figural decoration - each panel: 36 in. x 18 in.
• A Pair of Japanese Painted and Gilded Four-FoldA Pair of Japanese Painted and Gilded Four-Fold Screens Each screen height 47 1/2 ; width 80 inches. : A Pair of Japanese Painted and Gilded Four-Fold
• FINE JAPANESE FOUR-FOLD CLOISONNÉ TABLEFINE JAPANESE FOUR-FOLD CLOISONNÉ TABLE SCREEN MEIJI PERIOD the folds decorated in coloured enamels with exotic birds, flowers and foliage, the reverse
• A Japanese six-fold silk screen, Meiji period,A Japanese six-fold silk screen, Meiji period, painted in opaque colour of a river scene with an autumnal oak tree, jackdaws and a finch set against a
• Japanese Four-Fold Paper Standing Screen,Japanese Four-Fold Paper Standing Screen, Meiji period (1868-1912), decorated in gouache and oxidized metallic leaf depicting court figures in a waterside
• Good Japanese Meiji Embroidered Silk FoldingGood Japanese Meiji Embroidered Silk Folding Screen, first quarter 20th century, composed of four panels embroidered with cranes, herons, ducks and songbirds
• Japanese Meiji Carved, Lacquered and TintedJapanese Meiji Carved, Lacquered and Tinted Bone-Set Two-Panel Folding Screen, fourth quarter 19th century, the facades of the lacquer panels set with
• A Japanese Meiji period two fold screen,A Japanese Meiji period two fold screen, the pierced fret carved top over a pair of black lacquer, mother of pearl and ivory inlaid panels depicting wild
• A Japanese cloisonn? four fold screen, eachA Japanese cloisonn? four fold screen, each panel decorated with birds amidst flowers and foliage, with gilt metal borders, the reverse engraved with a
• ANONYMOUS (Japanese, Edo/ Meiji period).ANONYMOUS (Japanese, Edo/ Meiji period). Tales of Genji, Six -fold screen. - Each panel: 71 in. x 25 in.PROVENANCE: J. Denton Anderson, Bloomfield
• ANONYMOUS. (Japanese, Meiji period). TwoANONYMOUS. (Japanese, Meiji period). Two shi shi amongst clouds and flowers, Ink and color on gold leaf ground two fold screen - Each panel: 30 1/2 in.
• JAPANESE BLUE LACQUERED AND IVORY-INLAIDJAPANESE BLUE LACQUERED AND IVORY-INLAID TWO-FOLD SCREEN. Meiji period. - each panel: 71in. x 33 1/4 in.Right panel: minor losses of mother of pearl
• ANONYMOUS. (Japanese, Meiji period). FLOWERS,ANONYMOUS. (Japanese, Meiji period). FLOWERS, ink and color on paper six fold screen - Each panel: 60 in. x 21 1/2 in.PROVENANCE: Estate of Amelia
• Asian. Japanese Girl's Day Festival Dolls.Asian. Japanese Girl's Day Festival Dolls. Meiji period, ca. 1900. (15) Dolls elaborately dressed in brightly colored kimonos. All doll heads are made
• ANONYMOUS (Japanese Meiji Period). FLOWERSANONYMOUS (Japanese Meiji Period). FLOWERS ink and color on gold leaf paper six fold screen - 67 in. x 24 in.
• A Japanese ivory and shibayama style two-foldA Japanese ivory and shibayama style two-fold table screen Meiji period (1868-1912) inlaid to one side with cranes in flight and flowers the opposing side
• Fine Japanese Six-Panel Folding Floor Screen,Fine Japanese Six-Panel Folding Floor Screen, Meiji period (1868-1912), the painting depicting a fall scene of a red maple along side a flowing stream,
• JAPANESE PAINTED SCREEN - Meiji Period Four-FoldJAPANESE PAINTED SCREEN - Meiji Period Four-Fold Byobu of the Nihonga School (1868-1911) depicting a coastal landscape with dramatic rocky mountains, fishermen
• SIX-FOLD LANDSCAPE PAPER SCREEN, Japanese,SIX-FOLD LANDSCAPE PAPER SCREEN, Japanese, late Meiji/early Showa period, with hand painted monochromatic mountain landscape, the upper right corner with
• JAPANESE LACQUER, BONE, MOTHER-OF-PEARL ANDJAPANESE LACQUER, BONE, MOTHER-OF-PEARL AND HARDSTONE TWO-FOLD FLOOR SCREEN, Meiji era, c. 1860-1912, the dragon and foliate carved hardwood frames enclosing
• JAPANESE LACQUER, BONE, MOTHER-OF-PEARL ANDJAPANESE LACQUER, BONE, MOTHER-OF-PEARL AND HARDSTONE TWO-FOLD FLOOR SCREEN, Meiji era, c. 1860-1912, the dragon and foliate carved hardwood frames enclosing