Art Deco Crane Screen/ Room Divider

Art Deco Crane Screen/ Room Divider

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Out of all of the screens we’ve had in our showroom this might be my favorite. The way the feathers could double as fish scales…the teal and pops of red…the way the gold shines when the sun hits it and how it flashes a sheen at night…just magnificent. We believe this is from the 1940’s, and it has lived many lives before it reached our hands so it is in fair condition. It is structurally sound and looks great from both sides but there is significant chipping on the wood as shown in photos and wear on both sides. Because of this we have the price $1000 below what we usually sell these for. In Asian culture cranes are symbolic of luck, hope, purity, and peace. In Greek mythology these mystical birds are said to be messengers of the Gods. Dimensions: Each of the 4 panels are 16” wide and height is 6’

Originally sold by After Hours Vintage of Los Angeles, CA. They have 2 product listings from the past six months.

Indexed December 10, 2025 ·

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Originating in the mid-20th century, the Art Deco movement is renowned for its luxurious and elegant designs, reflecting the cultural shifts of the time and the fascination with geometric forms and rich materials.

Decorative screens or room dividers have a long history, often used in various cultures to demarcate spaces, providing both functionality and an opportunity for artistic expression.

The incorporation of symbolic motifs, such as cranes, reflects an appreciation for cultural symbolism, which was prevalent in decorative arts during the Art Deco period.






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