Dee Herget. Baltimore Window Screens.

Dee Herget. Red Roof House Screen. Traditional Baltimore screen. Signed. Not dated. Paint on screen. Excellent condition. 44” w x 24”. Est. $200-300. Ship: $75

Pair of 19th c. painted window screens pair of black and white scenic scenes, one of a country lane and the other of house along a lane, set in original framed. 34 1/2 x 32 1/2''

PAIR OF CHINESE CAMPHORWOOD WINDOW SCREENSCirca 1850Each with central figures surrounded by peach branches and flowers against an openwork lattice ground. Lower panel with raised figural decoration.He

THREE CHINESE OPEN-CARVED WOODEN WINDOW SCREENSLate 19th CenturyCentral panels of birds in a landscape surrounded by additional bird and landscape motifs against an openwork lattice ground. Upper pane

CHINESE CARVED WOOD WINDOW SCREENS FOUR PANELS H 65" W 17.5" Carved battle scenes cared in the lower third of each panel, a geometric motif surrounding either swords or scrolls.Provenance: Estate of J

Two Chinese carved open-work wood window screens / panels. Well carved screens having a geometric open-work motif surrounding roundels carved in raised relief, depicting florals and precious scholar's

DATE 18th/19th century DIMENSIONS (1) Width 10.75 Depth 2 Height 22 in. (1) Width 11.5 Depth 3.5 Height 20.5 in.

Group of 12 Antique Japanese Reed Window Screens. Comprising 6 large screens. Size: 67" x 28" (170 x 71 cm.) and 6 small screens. Size 10"x 20-23 1/2" (25 x 50-58 cm).

DATE 19th century DIMENSIONS (1) Width 14.5 Depth 2.5 Height 19 in. (1) Width 14 Depth 1.5 Height 19 in.

Pair of Bronze & Aluminum Architectural WIndow Screens. The screens come with a bag of parts. The dimensions are 52in x 15.75in x 1.5in. They are in very good condition with very minor surface wear. P

some have gotten bent

David Butler. Fighting Rooster Window Screen. Initialed. Painted cut out tin. Double-sided. Excellent condition. 28" w x 29" h. Provenance: Luise Ross Gallery. Est. $3,000-5,000. Ship: $85

OIL ON CANVASStretched on a window screen frame, landscape with tree and pond at sunset, pink sky, signed in pencil on back "Helena Sarle, Canterbury, N.H.", (sold WHA, 10-10-04, lot 109), 32 1/2" h,

Reticulated Hardwood Screen with side by side hinged panels having a fixed horizontal panel at bottom, the whole decorated by geometry, having ivy in smaller reserves, the bottom panel featuring an in

of rectangular shape, three panels, base panel with script, center panel with forest scene of pig within flower form surrounded by geometric pattern, top panel with floral design, 46 x 21 x 1-1/4 in.

American, 3rd quarter-19th century. Poplar frame, and the screen retaining an early Hudson River-type landscape. 26" high, 31" wide.

DATE 18th/19th century DIMENSIONS Width 16 Depth 2.5 Height 22 in.

(58 1/2" TALL X 77 3/4" WIDE) 19THC.

Galvanized Green Painted Wire Bank Teller Window Screen. Screen is in 3 panels and is foldable, and would have sat on a table or counter to protect a bank or postal teller, or perhaps a ticket seller.

19th / 20th C. In geometric pattern. Good condition. 30.5" X 19" X2"

Signed Van Redon LL. On stretcher, unframed Dimensions: 30"H x 40

2 largest are approx 28" x 64". No shipping !

**Originally Listed At $800** East Asia, China, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Four carved wooden window screens, each one featuring three panels of figural openwork and geometric fretwork -

Lionel No. 318e- Lionel No. 318 Locomotive- some minor scratches and paint chips, some loose brass pieces on top and window screens, overall good condition. significant paint loss and rust damage arou