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A needlework sampler by Mary de la Perello, dated 1827, with Adam and Eve flanking the tree of life, moral verse above within a wide floral border, 63cm x 49cm, mounted in a mahogany framed fire screen.

A mahogany fire screen with silkwork panel.

A collection of pottery to include Wedgwood jasperware, Miniature jasper ware roundel's, Aynsley Oliver Twist figure, Oak fire screen etc

Old brass fire screen with painted floral mirror

Reproduction 3 tier stand, nest of 3 tables and fire screen

Regency mahogany fire screen and pole

Oval inlaid mirror & fire screen

An oak fire screen with print of Bubbles

A brass fan fire screen, wooden eagle and a glass ship in a bottle

An Art Nouveau copper and mirrored fire screen with separate ledge, stylized handle above a row of flower heads, h. 82 cm CONDITION REPORT: Slight lose to silver on mirror at bottom. Slight dent to copper

An Arts and Crafts Japanese revival fire screen with faux bamboo surround and tapestry panel, 116cm high, 82cm wide max., late 19th Century (later painted and faults)

An early 20th century oak fire screen, bearing initials "RFC" for Royal Flying Corp, with angled wings to either side and raised on a mahogany boxwood strung base and complete with original plans. Height 103 cm.

A Victorian rosewood fire screen, with woolwork tapestry panel, with turned stretcher and raised on downswept legs.

A 19th Century copper oxidised shield shaped fire screen with a kidney shaped aperture.

An Art Nouveau mahogany and tooled leather fire screen, embossed with herons amongst reeds and bulrushes, applied glass eyes, c.1910

An early 20th century arch end mahogany mirror; another mirror; a framed print; a fire screen; an onyx smoker's stand (6)

A needlework on linen fire screen panel, 20th century, worked as kingfishers and dragonfly amidst flowering bushes, signed R.W. lower right, 39 x 54.5cm

Vintage Tapestry Fire screen - in good condition.

An Arts & Crafts copper fire screen; with stained glass panels forming a stylised rose. 44 cm wide, 74 cm high.

A wooden fire screen painted with a basket of summer flowers, 71cm high

A carved and gilded fire screen, sewn with armorials, 71cm high

A vintage brass fireside suite, comprising a fire screen, companion set, coal bucket.

A mixed lot of assorted metalware to include brass fire irons, copper warming pan, brass three division fire screen, etc.

edwardian mahogany fire screen

Two pieces of Wedgwood blue Jasperware, two oval lace panels, each framed, and a small Continental porcelain Parian figure depicting two horses, together with and an oak framed fire screen with floral woolwork insert, and an Oriental rug decorated with stork on an orange ground (85 x 140cm)

A late Regency mahogany tapestry pole screen, the rectangular needlework fire screen decorated with a vase of flower in gros and petit point needlework on a slender reeded baluster pedestal to moulded cabriole tripod base and scroll feet CONDITION REPORTS 45 cm x 138.5 cm

A large beech framed fire screen with floral woolwork panel, together with a mahogany fire screen with embroidered panel depicting peacock amongst flowers and foliage (2)

A 19th Century rosewood framed fire screen with long stitch panel depicting flowers and parrot

A 19th Century rosewood framed fire screen with petit point needlework decoration of figures with cherubs by pillars CONDITION REPORTS Overall with wear, scuffs and scratches, shell decoration missing from back of the decorative surmount, various breaks and repairs to the scrollwork to surmount, embroidered panel is attached with sliding lift out section which lifts out from the top, panel has some wear, scuffs and snags, frame has some loose joints and some splits and repairs, size approx. 107 cm high x 56.5 cm wide.

An Arts & Crafts style copper coal box, together with a walnut fire screen and an oak three tier cake stand.

A tapestry fire screen, on stand

A Mahogany Framed Tapestry Fire Screen.

tapestry fire screen

2 Corgi Toys split-screen Bedford CA. A Mechanical ‘Utilecon’ Fire Tender (405M) in red with original black metal ladder to roof, motor in working order. Plus a ‘Dormobile’ Personnel Carrier (404) in greyish blue. Both boxed, some wear/damage to end flaps (3 missing). Vehicles VGC-Mint. Deserve better boxes. Plate 6

A fire screen, 1930s, oil painted with thick impasto, with boats on a river under Mount Fuji, the hardwood border carved and pierced with chrysanthemum, 112.5cm

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK FIRE SCREEN with embossed leather panel with painted decoration depicting a hunt outside an inn, 56.5cm wide together with a copper coaching horn (2)

A QUANTITY OF RETRO ITEMS to include a set of four suitcases, a two tiered rattan tea trolley, a folding fire screen/occasional table, a floor standing lamp decorated with Chinese characters and a framed collection of sea shells (8)

Three sectional fire screen

A hand embroidered Fire Screen

A grey painted towel rail, a black painted metal fire screen with elephant design and a wicker stair basket (3).

An Edwardian mahogany framed fire screen inset with a silk tapestry panel depicting a parrot on a fruiting branch.

A fire screen

Barley twist tapestry fire screen

An early 20th century needlepoint fire screen on a tripod base, circa 1919, on three shaped legs and pad feet, 42 by 42 by 158cm high.

A Victorian oak and brass pole fire screen, with glass beadwork shield shaped banner, the panel 53 by 49cm and 138cm high.

An early 19th century mahogany framed fire screen with adjustable height inner panel and folding reading stand on the reverse, W 56cm, H 104cm

An Arts and Crafts mahogany fire screen, the needlework banner in coloured silks with birds amongst fruiting branches, c.1910

Fire screen, floral embroidery behind glass in wooden frame 69cm x 50cm

A tapestry fire screen on tripod stand (a/f) For restoration

A early 20thC inlaid mahogany octagonal low occasional table, with star inlay motif at the top, 31cm dia. and a fire screen with glazed wool needlework panel. (2)

A mahogany framed fire screen, with wool needlework panel depicting an interior scene.

A Regency mahogany fire screen, having two glazed panels with needlework decoration, one with trailing foliage and birds and with a needlework panel to the reverse of similar design, supported on acanthus carved feet and with a turned stretcher.

An Art Nouveau glass and brass fire screen

An Anglo-Chinese silkwork mahogany framed two-fold fire screen, 19th century, the frame with openwork fret friezes in the aesthetic taste having graduated glazed panels with silkwork inserts, the larger with arched scene of figures and fanciful bird in a profusely flowering garden, the smaller with a similar square scene, worked in polychrome on a dark blue ground, 110cm total width, 103cm high. Footnote: Purchased from the sale of the contents of Beaucastle House in Bewdley, Worcestershire, 1950. Beaucastle was built in 1877, designed in the Venetian Gothic style by Richard Doubleday and John Ruskin. The screen is thought to have been produced by Liberty and may have been originally purchased by the house's first owner, Alderman George Baker.

A mahogany embroidered floral fire screen together with an oak single column table.

Victorian rosewood fire screen, pierced rail over a floral and parrot sewn work panel, spiral supports on scroll feet. 140cm high x 83cm wide

A Rococo style carved mahogany framed and floral damask inset fire screen, together with two further mahogany framed fire screens (3)

A 19th century mahogany floral silk inset fire screen, having two adjustable inset panels

A late Regency mahogany tapestry pole screen, the rectangular needlework fire screen decorated with a vase of flower in gros and petit point needlework on a slender reeded baluster pedestal to moulded cabriole tripod base and scroll feet, 45 cm x 138.5 cm

Japanese ebonised fire screen with overlaid bone decoration of a bird of prey, 86.5cm high, and a two-fold screen with similar decoration, 76cm high,