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Large Folding Screen With Four Leaves Of The Eighteenth Century

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Large folding screen with four leaves of Louis XV period. Model with arched high rails. Decor of two paintings of architectural landscapes, surrounded by winding plant moldings trompe l'oeil. All on a background of foliage. Reverse painted woodwork. Original building does not wood. Very decorative set in beautiful vintage condition without repainting. French work of the XVIIIth century.

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Pair Of 4 Leaf Screens, Louis XV Period, Stamped Louis Cresson
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