Four Panel Folding Oak and Glass Screen


Origin: England   Period: End of 19th - early 20th Century

A superb four panel folding screen - room divider in excellent condition from the Queen Ann Revival period (circa 1890 and 1914).

Each panel features geometrical octagonally shaped moulded frames and a thick bevelled glass.

This screen has the original gilt brass fittings/hinges and is identical on both sides.

Glass all intact with just one side strip, on the side of one of the glass panels, missing (see image).

A very solid and stable screen which would fit seamlessly into traditional and modern interiors.

182cm high. Each door is approximately 60cm wide.

Price: £1450.00 (approx €1740)

Pareglio & Ayres Antiques Interiors, located in Kent UK and with a base in Italy just under an hour from Milan.

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