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A carved mahogany fire screen circa 1900. L79cm.

Brass framed mesh fire screen and a wrought iron and mesh fire screen. (2)

Tapestry fire screen and metal fire screen

Two sets of Victorian wall shelves, fire screen, a tray top table, spirit kettle, and jam pan

AN EDWARDIAN BRASS FRAMED BEVELLED GLASS FIRE SCREEN, AND AN ORIENT EXPRESS REPLICA OIL LAMP (AS AN ELECTRIC LAMP)

ORNATE MODERN ROCOCO STYLE GILT CHEVAL FIRE SCREEN, WITH FLORAL PATTERN PRINTED PANEL AFTER VERNON WARD, 31" HIGH, AND A PAIR OF ORNATE CAST GILT METAL CLASSICAL DOLPHIN DISH STANDS WITH CIRCULAR GREEN ONYX BASES, 19" HIGH

TAPESTRY FIRE SCREEN

MAHOGANY FRAMED TAPESTRY FIRE SCREEN

A mahogany framed needlework fire screen / side table

A wrought metal fire guard, circa 1940's, decorated with flowers against a mesh screen, 107 by 26 by 75cm high.

Edwardian brass fire fender (W132cm), and a spark screen Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Early 20th century brass fire fender (W145cm), with folding spark screen Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Early 20th century brass fire fender (W118cm), with folding spark screen Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Occasional furniture to include; oak and tapestry inset fire screen, gout stool, and a further dressing stool (3)

An early 20th century barleytwist oak tapestry embroidered fire screen

A 1920's chinoiserie decorated wooden fire screen, 49 x 63cm.

A Victorian hand painted brass and mirrored fire screen, H. 77cm.

Victorian rosewood tapestry panel fire screen

2 long mahogany coffee tables, square table, table/fire screen and a magazine rack

A VICTORIAN BRASS AND WIRE MESH NURSERY FENDER, 118CM W, AN EDWARDIAN BRASS AND BEVELLED GLASS FIRE SCREEN AND A VICTORIAN BRASS FAN SHAPED FIRE SCREEN

An Edwardian circular occasional table, the crossbanded top above an undertier with shaped apron, on turned legs joined by an X-form stretcher, together with an oak and brass wire magazine rack and a small fire screen, (3).

IN THE LINE OF FIRE (1993) - Frank Horrigan's (Clint Eastwood) Secret Service Photo ID Frank Horrigan’s (Clint Eastwood) Secret Service photo ID from Wolfgang Petersen’s thriller In the Line of Fire. Horrigan used his ID throughout the film, however the identification cards are ultimately not seen on screen. The two Department of Treasury cards are made of thin white card. The first displays Horrigan’s name and rank, while the second bears an original production photo of Eastwood in character. The ID cards are accompanied by a replica black faux-leather wallet and replica metal Secret Service shield with all components remaining in very good condition. Dimensions: (each card) 11.5 cm x 6.5 cm (4 ½" x 2 ½") VAT Status - Margin

STAR WARS - EP V - THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) - Snowspeeder Model Crew Gift A snowspeeder model crew gift from director Irvin Hershner’s Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Created by the Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) model shop, this gift was one of a handful issued to key members of the ILM crew and creative team. The T-47 snowspeeder is made of styrene plastic and is distressed to show battle damage from laser fire. The cockpit windows are made of clear plexi, with both the front and back windows displaying intricate cracks in the glass. Hand painted and assembled by the same model makers who created the screen used models, this piece is mounted in its original display case made by ILM, with a clear Perspex cover with the film title printed on the black base. VAT Status - OMEGA

TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (1991) - Sarah Connor's (Linda Hamilton) Hero Pistol Sarah Connor’s (Linda Hamilton) hero pistol from James Cameron’s sci-fi action film Terminator 2:Judgment Day. The custom-made pistol was used by Sarah after raiding her desert weapons stash, and screen matches the pistol used by Sarah in the attack on Dyson’s home and the Cyberdyne shoot-out. Marked with the serial number "CRM2232" the pistol was originally custom-made by Detonics for the Tom Selleck movie Runaway before being used on T2: Judgment Day. The weapon is based on a 9mm Detonics Speedmaster with a custom barrel extension and Pachmayr comfort grips. It has been sympathetically deactivated with the slide, hammer, safeties, slide release and magazine release still functional. The pistol displays some minor wear to the slide and receiver from its use on multiple productions, however it remains in excellent condition and is supplied with certificates of deactivation. Dimensions: 25 cm x 4cm x 14 cm (9 ¾" x 1 ½" x 5 ½") It is accompanied by an 8" x 10" lobby card used in the promotion of the movie. Dimensions: 25 cm x 4 cm x 14 cm (9 ¾" x 1 ½" x 5 ½")This weapon has been permanently and sympathetically deactivated to U.K. legal requirements and no longer retains any functional capacity to fire. It is accompanied by a proof house certificate of deactivation. It is solely the buyer’s responsibility to check, prior to bidding, the legal status of this weapon within their own country and the importation thereof. VAT Status - Margin

TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (1991) - The Terminator's (Arnold Schwarzenegger) Hero Winchester Shotgun The Terminator’s (Arnold Schwarzenegger) hero Winchester repeater shotgun from James Cameron’s sci-fi action film Terminator 2:Judgment Day. The cut-down shotgun was used by the Terminator after he stole it from the biker bar. Marks on the receiver and barrel screen match to the scene in which the Terminator takes the shotgun from Lloyd (Pete Schrum) and again in the fight with the T-1000(Robert Patrick) during the escape from the mental hospital. The lever-action weapon is marked with the serial number "13750", indicating it was made by Winchester in 1888 – over a century beforeits use on T2: Judgment Day. The shotgun’s receiver is blued, with a wooden stock and grip. The lever handle has been customised, with the trigger guard removed for use in the production. Winchester Repeating Arms Company stampings are present on the left side of thereceiver and on the grip tang, hidden by the lever handle when closed. The weapon has been sympathetically deactivated, with a workinglever handle, hammer and trigger. The shotgun displays wear to the barrel, receiver and stock from production use and is supplied witha certificate of deactivation. It is accompanied by an 8" x 10" lobby card used in the promotion of the movie. Dimensions: 69 cm x 4 cm x15 cm (27 ¼" x 1 ½" x 6")This weapon has been permanently and sympathetically deactivated to U.K. legal requirements and no longer retains any functional capacity to fire. It is accompanied by a proof housecertificate of deactivation. It is solely the buyer’s responsibility to check, prior to bidding, the legal status of this weapon within their own country and the importation thereof. VAT Status - Margin

GHOSTBUSTERS (1984) - Stay Puft Marshmallow Man Head A Stay Puft Marshmallow Man head from Ivan Reitman's supernatural comedy Ghostbusters. Gozer (Slavitza Jovan) assumed the physical manifestation of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man after Ray (Dan Aykroyd) accidentally recalled the over-sized corporate mascot. This hydrocal head was made for the gag in which Stay Puft's face is melted by the fire, however it was never coated in a foam skin and was not used on screen. The face shows Mr. Stay Puft enraged, with his eyes and mouth agape. The piece shows minor wear, but remains in very good condition. Dimensions: 47 cm x 42 cm x 38 cm (18 ½" x 16 ½" x 15") VAT Status - OMEGA

SIGNED, ETC.:Merrill, James (6 works): Souvenirs. 1st American edn. signed limited, #130/200; marbled paper. 1st American edn. signed limited, 200 copies; Peter. The Deerfield Press, 1982, 1st edn. signed limited, 300 copies, with a hand-coloured illustration by Timothy Engelland; Braving the Elements. 1st US edn. dw; Scripts for the Pageant. 1st US edn. dw; The Fire Screen. 1st US edn. dw; Phillips, J A: Fast Lanes. Signed reprint, plus a 1st with dw.; Connelly, M: The Narrows. Signed 1st edn. dw. All VG copies (9)

Early Victorian carved rosewood fire screen with rectangular floral tapestry banner with scrolled and barley-twist frame and spread cabriole legs, 112cm high

Two tile topped tables, oak fire screen, inlaid mahogany box and three-tier table

A 1920s carved oak fire screen, the central panel carved decoration of flowers, flanked by barley twist supports.

A good quality wrought iron fire screen having pierced decoration.

An early Victorian brass fire surround having pierced decoration together with a brass framed fire screen.

A Pair of Regency Rosewood Fire Screens. The rectangular screen panels now covered in cream fabric and having a hinged ledge to the base above a row of three gilt brass spindles, standing on slender turned uprights and outswept feet carved with palmate sprays, united by a padded under-platform, 45 ins (114.5 cms) high 15 ins (38 cms) wide.

Fold over Oak fire screen set with Egyptian textile, applied plaque Made of Oak From Captain Scotts Ship 'Discovery'

A brass fire screen with bead work design - Height 120cm x Width 42cm

A brass fire screen with cut glass mirror centre

PAINTED GLASS FIRE SCREEN

^An early Victorian mahogany pole screen, circa 1840, a fire screen and a George III mahogany tilt top circular table, circa 1780

A 19th century oak fire screen

A pair of trestle stools, another and an embroidered fire screen

A polished steel fire kerb, a pair of fire dogs and a brass rimmed mesh fire screen

A pair of carved oak and leather bellows, a similarly decorated rectangular wall panel and fire screen, height 64.5cm, also a set of three wooden baguette trays and a kidney shaped starburst inlaid example (7).

A reproduction chest of six drawers, a fire screen, and a 1930s oak table (3).

A reproduction French rococco brass and mesh fire screen. The screen has no age, it is modern but quite good quality, it's in good order but is missing one mesh retaining strip from the back.

A country made stool and an Edwardian mahogany glazed fire screen.

Brassware including coal buckets, fire irons, fire dogs, plated wine cooler, restored work box, walnut tea caddy, fire screen (2)

Household goods - a silver plated condiment set; a chromium plated cigarette box; Royal Doulton collectors plate; a chess set; a Royal Worcester egg coddler; a boxed Imperial tobacco company Wedgwood pin dish and commemorative crown; a BMW 327 Cabrio (1937) die-cast model car, boxed; a painted fire screen; tin-plate Robertson's Golden Shred sign; etc. (3)

ART DECO STYLE SCREEN. Art Deco style wooden fire screen

A DECORATIVE FIRE SCREEN

Oak needlework fire screen

Mahogany adjustable fire screen on shaped support

Fire place items, including a mahogany brass mounted coal purdonium, a fire grate and back, fire screen, fire dogs, companion set, and a brass stick stand

An Edwardian Oak Framed Embroidered Fire Screen with Galleon Decoration.

A Victorian walnut piano stool with circular button upholstered revolving adjustable seat, raised on a partially turned pillar and shaped tripod, together with three Edwardian mahogany lightweight bedroom chairs of varying design, a Regency bar back dining chair with upholstered seat, a simple oak dressing stool of rectangular form, an Edwardian fire screen with mahogany frame enclosing a bevelled edge glazed panel with shaped supports, and a three tier walnut floor standing cake stand with carved detail, etc

A Regency solid mahogany and fabric inset fire screen / ladies discretion screen having metamorphic rise and fall action being raised on a splayed leg base. 89cms high x 43cms wide x 37cms deep

A painted and decorated folding fire screen

An embroidered fire screen/table

A FRENCH GILTWOOD AND GESSO CARTOUCHE SHAPED FIRE SCREEN, surmounted with foliage and scroll work, the tapestry panel depicting a vase of flowers and raised on scroll supports. 105cm high x 62cm wide

'Earth Water Air Fire Sight Hearing' Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam 24 Nov 1973 6 Jan 1974, screen print collage, Joe Tilson (b.1924-) signed lower right, (71cm x 52cm), in original display frame, 96cm x 76cm

Arts and Crafts copper fire screen, embossed husk decoration, fitted with central bevelled glass mirror, raised on bracket feet, W52cm, H 75cm, Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs