Four-Panel Mahogany Screen – First Part 20th Century

This important four-panel screen in mahogany, dating from the early part of the 20th century, is a remarkable piece of furniture known for its elegance and functionality. This screen features two distinct sides, offering a double aesthetic and great versatility. On one side, it is dressed in tufted red faux leather, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication. This tufted covering creates a rich, textured visual effect, ideal for adding character to a classic or contemporary interior. On the other side, the screen is covered in cream fabric adorned with fleur-de-lis, a symbol of purity and nobility. This delicate and refined pattern harmoniously contrasts with the tufted red, allowing for a change in the atmosphere of a room with a simple gesture. Mahogany, a noble and durable wood, gives this screen exceptional robustness and longevity. The four panels allow for the modulation of space according to needs, providing both privacy and decoration. This screen is not only a practical element but also a work of art that enriches and personalises any interior. ******** Period: Early 20th Century. Excellent condition. Waxed finish. Delivery available in France and internationally. Dimensions: Length: 260 cm. Width: 2.5 cm. Height: 172 cm. Ref. 111224.