Four-part folding screen - France, 18th century - Rectangular, leather-covered p…

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Four-part folding screen - France, 18th century - Rectangular, leather-covered panels, painted with tendrils, garlands and fruit baskets, brass decorative nails, the reverse with Asian decoration. 182 x 224 cm.

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Four-part folding screen - France, 18th century - Rectangula

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