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Large French Four-fold Mirrored Dressing Screen or Room Divider Circa 1920
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Large French Four-fold Mirrored Dressing Screen or Room Divider Circa 1920

1900 - 1920
Sold 25 November 2025 · Tinker & Toad
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Description

A Large French Four-Fold Mirrored Dressing/Privacy Screen or Room Divider

A beautifully carved four-fold screen of generous proportions in the Rococo style, crafted from limed oak and beech.

The two central panels feature elegant bevelled oval mirrors in the upper sections, each framed by delicately carved floral bouquets. The two outer screens are adorned with exquisite carved wood motifs featuring a spray of roses tied with ribbon bows, each topped with finely carved garlands. Each panel is tastefully upholstered in simple cream calico fabric and finished with traditional braid trim.

The screen stands on delicately carved legs joined by a decorative frieze, enhancing its elegance. This striking antique piece works beautifully as both a dressing/privacy screen and a room divider.

Two screens measure 55cm in width by 200cm in height. The smaller pair 50cm in width by 181cm in height.

In very good condition for its age with only a few shrinkage cracks to the frame which is sound and solid. The fabric has some foxing spots in several places.

Physical Dimensions
Height
200cm (78.74")
Width
210cm (82.68")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Declaration

Tinker & Toad has dated this French Mirrored Dressing Screen to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1142738
Description
A Large French Four-Fold Mirrored Dressing/Privacy Screen or Room Divider
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A beautifully carved four-fold screen of generous proportions in the Rococo style, crafted from limed oak and beech.
Tinker & Toad

The two central panels feature elegant bevelled oval mirrors in the upper sections, each framed by delicately carved floral bouquets. The two outer screens are adorned with exquisite carved wood motifs featuring a spray of roses tied with ribbon bows, each topped with finely carved garlands. Each panel is tastefully upholstered in simple cream calico fabric and finished with traditional braid trim.

fig 1. A four-fold wooden dressing screen with integrated mirrors and carved floral crests stands against a plain background.
fig 1. Large French Four-fold Mirrored Dressing Screen or Room Divider Circa 1920

The screen stands on delicately carved legs joined by a decorative frieze, enhancing its elegance. This striking antique piece works beautifully as both a dressing/privacy screen and a room divider.

Two screens measure 55cm in width by 200cm in height. The smaller pair 50cm in width by 181cm in height.

In very good condition for its age with only a few shrinkage cracks to the frame which is sound and solid. The fabric has some foxing spots in several places.

Height
200cm (78.74")
Width
210cm (82.68")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Date of Manufacture

Tinker & Toad has dated this French Mirrored Dressing Screen to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1142738
Tinker & Toad
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2020
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Archive I A four-fold wooden dressing screen with integrated mirrors and carved floral crests stands against a plain background. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Large French Four-fold Mirrored Dressing Screen or Room Divider Circa 1920

Archive II A four-fold wooden dressing screen with integrated mirrors and carved floral crests stands against a plain background. View II
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Telephone 07771 682942
Location
54 The Mint
Rye
East Sussex
TN31 7EN
United Kingdom
Verified Since Aug 2020
Items For Sale 81
Items Sold 554
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Location: 54 The Mint, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7EN, United Kingdom
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A four-fold wooden dressing screen with integrated mirrors and carved floral crests stands against a plain background.
Large French Four-Fold Mirrored Dressing Screen Or Room Divider Circa 1920
Ref: SA1142738
A four-fold wooden dressing screen with integrated mirrors and carved floral crests stands against a plain background.
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  • ObjectRoom Dividers
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleFrench Provincial
  • MaterialWood, Glass, Fabric
  • ColourChampagne
  • MotifsCarved floral crests, Insett mirror plates, Four-fold hinged panels
  • SizeH 200 cm (79 in) x W 210 cm (83 in) x D 4 cm (2 in)

Folding screens originated in ancient China before being imported to Europe in the seventeenth century, where French craftsmen adapted the form using carved wooden frames, fabric panels, and mirrors to suit neoclassical and rococo interiors.

Traditional construction typically involves solid hardwood frames such as beech or oak, joined with metal hinges, featuring hand-carved decorative motifs, upholstered panels, and silvered glass mirror inserts.

Authentic pieces generally exhibit period joinery, hand-carved ornamentation rather than moulded resin, authentic foxing or oxidisation on the mirror plates, and traditional hardware such as iron or brass hinges.

A large folding screen can be positioned against a plain wall to function as a sculptural art piece, used to zone an open-plan room, or placed in a bedroom to provide privacy and reflect natural light.

Dust wooden frames gently with a dry, soft cloth, avoiding harsh chemical polishes, and clean mirror glass with a mild, ammonia-free solution applied to a cloth rather than sprayed directly to protect the silver backing.
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