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A late 19th/early 20th century highly polished brass fire screen c.1900; a polished brass fuel box embossed in relief with ship scene; an oak occasional table, an oak Jardiniere stand, oak stool and oak magazine rack; an oak nested coffee table, moulded top, half frieze, turned and blocked legs; an early 20th century oak drinks trolley with barley twist supports one drawer to frieze c.1940; an Art Deco oak miniature longcase, twin winding holes (for restoration) c.1920

A copper bucket, a pair of fire bellows, a fire implement and a fire screen

Glass and brass fire screen and quantity of occasional tables

A tapestry fire screen.

A Mason's 'Regency' part tea service Comprising tea cups, saucers, bowls, etc, together with another similar part coffee service, together with a mahogany framed fire screen

An 18th Century oak flat front hanging corner cupboardAnd a carved oak fire screen. (2)

A Vintage Oak Framed Tapestry Fire Screen

A 19th century mahogany fire screen

Chrome framed two tier folding tea trolley, a 1930s bevelled edge wall mirror and a embroidered fire screen (3)

Arts & Crafts embroidered fire screen

An Edwardian fire screen

MAHOGANY INLAID CABINET, decorated with flowers and foliage, 64cm high, along with a fire screen (2)

PAIR OF OAK CANDLESTICKS, 30cm high, along with a mahogany photo frame and a brass fire screen

A circa 1900 ebonised framed fire screen decorated with hand coloured Chinese engraved plate, depicting quail and another of a dragon

A late Victorian 18 carat gold mounted parasol, inscribed and stamped; together with two silver mounted walking canes and a fire screen (4)

A set of fire tools, together with a small fire screen

A TAPESTRY FRAMED FIRE SCREEN

Arts and Crafts fire screen H: 90 cm

A decorated fire screen and a folding tables.

An oak Arts and Crafts style fire screen, a contemporary mahogany wall hanging barometer, a mid-20th century oak hall table on wrythen supports and cross-stretcher and one other modern hall table with reeded supports (4).

A modern nest of three oak slab-end tables, width 56cm and an oak fire screen with five-panel gros point floral tapestry, height 84cm (2).

Two panelled fire screen with brass handles

A Victorian mahogany twist column pedestal wine table together with an oak tapestry fire screen depicting ducks

A FINE AND HIGHLY ORIGINAL 1:48 SCALE BUILDER'S MODEL FOR THE LINER S.S. MEXICO , BUILT FOR THE CIA. MEXICANA TRASATLÂNTICA BY ROBERT NAPIER & SONS, GLASGOW, 1884 the 104in. hull carved from laminated pine with Plimsoll marks, oxidised brass anchors with stocks and studded chain, hinged port lids with raising chains, oxidised brass propeller with bolted blades, and finely carved decorative boxwood stern mouldings incorporating company name, the lined boxwood and white decks complete with silvered, gilt and oxidised metal fittings including bitts, bollards, anchor winch, capstan, wood capped and metal deck rails with chains over, wash screen, carved wooden ventilators, coal chute covers, companionways, spare anchors, raised superstructure with open bridge with helm, binnacle, telegraphs, lamps, fire buckets, panelled passenger accommodation, twin raked funnels with stays, safety valve extension pipes and whistle, covered lifeboats in davits, one fully-fitted with cross boards, thwarts and oars, engine room lights, two cranes with weighted chain hooks, a pair of signalling cannons mounted amidships with one further, possibly for life-lines, aft, raked masts the fore and main with yards, standing and running rigging with blocks and tackle, cleats and belaying pins, and many other fine details, mounted on launching blocks within original glazed wooden case with twin builder's plates, mounted on table stand with six turned legs. Overall measurements -- 78 x 116 x 27½in. (198 x 295 x 70cm.); Table -- 29in. (74cm.) high; together with a letter from William Beardmore to J.M. Bowker, dated 3rd September 1925 confirming the model's availability for sale from their premises at £50. ~~*~~ The last of three near-identical sisters all built by Robert Napier & Sons Ltd for the Compãnia Mexicana Trasatlántica in 1883-4, they registered 4,142 tons, measured 400ft with 44ft beam and were powered by a three-cylinder compound engine driving a single screw which could develop 14 knots. Well appointed within for her day, her 98 First Class passengers travelled in a manner that rivalled a modern Cunarder and she had further accommodation for 108 Second and 784 Third Class. Entering service in May 1884 on a route from Vera Cruz to Liverpool via Bermuda, the venture proved too ambitious and by 1887 with mounting losses the Mexico , along with her sisters Oaxaca and Tamaulipas were listed for sale by receivers in Liverpool where all three were sold to the Italian line La Veloce Linea di Navigazione Italiane a Vapore ("The Fast Italian Steam Navigation Line") and Mexico , now re-named Duchessa di Genova, had her funnels painted buff with a red star and successfully plied a route between Genoa and South America until 1901 when she was transferred to the New York run, and was broken up in Genoa in December 1905. In 1889, however, she was one of several ships caught up in what became known as the 'Dresden Affair' - named after the eponymous Norddeutscher Lloyd liner which arrived in Buenos Aires with 1,772 mostly Irish migrants who had been encouraged with assisted travel to emigrate to South America. Her arrival on the 15th February unfortunately coincided with the arrival of the Duchessa di Genova carrying a further 1,000 Italian migrants, and several other smaller steam ships also packed with migrants. With no facilities or accommodation in town, the overwhelmed local authorities were forced to deny disembarkation to the ships and passengers aboard began to develop sickness, malnourishment and dehydration. Suffering was intense and casualities mounted to the extent that immigration programmes were suspended overnight and questions were raised in the House of Commons; many premature deaths were assigned to this incident over the next few years. This lot is available for viewing at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Imperial Road - please see map for details

An Edwardian walnut framed fire screen with scrolled acanthus detail raised on four scrolled supports, enclosing a material panel

Antique spinning wheel, 75cm, an Edwardian mahogany jardiniere stand, three tier folding cake stand, bamboo occasional table, oak stretcher table and fire screen, (6).

A Decorated Vintage Fire Screen, 74cm high

A MId 20th Century Folding Metal Fire Screen Together with a Decorated Metal Tripod Table

A Box of Various Metalwares to Include Copper Kettle, Brass Bed Warming Pan, Galleon Fire Screen

A Victorian metal hat tin with a brass hook, hurricane lamp and a brass fire screen.

A fire screen with veneer inlay design and bird motiff

Large antique fire screen with floral embroidery

Art Nouveau period beaten and embossed copper fire screen, with stylized decoration on wrought iron frame, H84cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Victorian mahogany fire screen, moulded frame with needlework panel, turned supports with four scroll carved feet, W86cm, H132cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

19th/ early 20th century cast metal inkstand modelled as an owl with wings outstretched, pair of 19th century repousse work counter dishes 'A Clear Head a Quick Eye and Fair Playing', pewter biscuit box, other 19th century and later pewter ware, brass jam pans, Eastern brass charger, fire screen etc Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Early 20th century fire screen, with embroidered insert, 77 x 57cm

Rococo style brass fire screen, with cherubs, 77 x 67cm

A marquetry inlaid fire screen and a gilt framed mirror

Assorted prints, fire screen, mirror, stool, etc.

A 19th century fire screen, inset with an embroidered still life panel, within a gilt gesso surround, on a splayed base, 70cm

A 19th century carved walnut fire screen, inset with a tapestry panel, on a splayed base, 65cm

A framed tapestry fire screen in mahogany frame

A ship inlaid fire screen, box and contents plus an American screen print of a lighthouse

A parcel of retro luggage with travel labels, crocodile effect leather document case, metallic fire screen, coal box ETC Condition reports provided on request by email for this auction otherwise items purchased `as seen`

A FRAMED ARTS AND CRAFTS TAPESTRY FIRE SCREEN

Converted 19th century mahogany commode, walnut pie-crust tripod table, oak 20th century screen and Victorian fire screen. Condition reports are not available for our Interiors Sale.

Victorian walnut fire screen enclosing tapestry of Moses in the Bullrushes, standing on barley-twist supports with brass castors, 157cm high and 87cm wide. Condition reports are not available for our Interiors Sale.

A late 19th/early 20th century highly polished brass fire screen c.1900; a polished brass fuel box embossed in relief with ship scene (2)

A Victorian three fold bamboo and painted glass fire screen

An embroidered fire screen

An oak framed tapestry fire screen/table

A Wrought Iron Tapestry Framed Fire Screen together with an Edwardian Embroidered Example.

Oak fire screen

VINTAGE FIRE SCREEN

Tapestry Fire Screen and Tea Caddy - Both For Restoration

An Edwardian brass framed fire screen with a terracotta silk pleated panel

An early 20th century mahogany framed fire screen, adjustable rectangular glazed panel, rectangular stretcher, shaped bracket feet, 78.5cm high

An early 20th century oak framed tall fire screen, inset Heraldic tapestry panel, dated 1915

An early 20thC oak fire screen, with a crewel work insert, decorated with a squirrel, stag, butterfly, flowers etc., 54cm W.

A brass coal scuttle, fire fender, screen and fire tools