Wrought Iron Screen, Room Divider, Industrial Style Circa 1920.

A folding screen composed of hinged wrought iron panels. The screen features an openwork design of stylized scrolls and curves, punctuated by twisted elements and hammered fastenings, showcasing the beauty of fine ironwork. Each panel is framed by a straight structure resting on small feet that ensure the overall stability. The hinge system allows for accordion-style folding, offering adaptable use depending on the space. This type of screen was intended to structure interiors, create visual separation, or serve as a decorative element. Its openwork design lends it lightness and elegance, while maintaining a strong architectural presence. Material: wrought iron. Technique: forging, hammering, riveted and welded assembly. Period: 20th century. Style: scrollwork decoration, industrial, circa 1920. Number of panels: 2. Condition: good overall condition, slight signs of wear and patina, without structural damage. Dimensions: Height: 135 cm. Total width when open: 157.5 cm. Width of one panel: 78 cm.