Three-leaf Screen – 19th Century, Covered With A Cotton Canvas Called “indian”

Three-leaf screen – 19th century, upholstered in a cotton canvas called "Indian"Charming screen with three curved leaves from the 19th century, entirely covered in a cotton canvas with an exotic decoration, called Indian, adorned with peacocks perched among palm trees and stylized pineapples. The deep red print on an ecru background evokes these large decorative canvases that dressed bourgeois interiors from the 18th to the 19th century. Each panel is bordered with a red braid that emphasizes the curved line and provides an elegant contrast. The reverse is stretched with a sober and natural half-linen canvas, offering a neat finish on each side. Good condition for the fabric, some minor gaps from time