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A brass and wire fender, 111cmW; together with a three fold fire screen, 65cmH

A brass topped Eastern style table, diameter 22ins, together with an oak lamp standard, a wicker topped stool and a tapestry fire screen

A collection of furniture to include a pair of chairs, fire screen frame, tea trolley , clothes stand 

An Arts and Crafts oak and planished copper fire-screen, 90cm high x 58cm wide.

A brass fan fire screen in the form of a phoenix, 58cm highLocation:

vintage childs chair and fire screen frame

Wrought iron fire screen H93cm W122cm approx 

A vintage 20th century fire screen oak guard. Having carry handle to top with needle work decoration of a waterfall scene with two figures. Measures approx. 77cm tall. 

A 19thC rosewood fire screen, the surround carved with scrolls, foliate motifs, etc, on scroll legs, with a central tapestry panel depicting a gentleman in 17thC dress, 111cm high.

A 19TH CENTURY GILT WOOD FIRE SCREEN with armorial wool work panel 55cm wide (frame in distressed condition)

An oak framed fire screen

An elm and oak rocking chair with cane panel back and seat, an oak footstool and a carved oak fire screen. (3).

A collection of miscellaneous. Includes framed indenture, oak fire screen/folding table with carved Yorkshire rose, Bovril advertising sign, mahogany desk tidy, etc.

Fire screen

Drop leaf lyre end table together with an Arts & Crafts fire screen

A 19th century tapestry inset sliding fire screen. 55.5 cm wide.

A Victorian carved rosewood and embroidered fire screen, 106.5cm high.   

Small Chinese two-fold screen or fire screen with watercolour panels depicting rural figural scene, 51.5cm x 76.5cm high

Victorian walnut what- not, three tiers with Tunbridge ware banding on turned supports with castors, W53cm D37cm H103cm, and a needlework fire screen, H80cm (2)

An Edwardian satin walnut marble topped washstand together with a mirrored fire screen

A fire screen and a whatnot

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CAST BRASS FIRE SCREEN in the French Rococo style with meshwork front and centre double swag.99cm wide 80cm high

Late 19th century framed quilt mahogany fire screen and a copper covered Art Nouveau coal or wood log bin

A FRAMED TAPESTRY FIRE SCREEN

AN ASSORTMENT OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE A MAGAZINE RACK, A BRASS COAL BOX AND A BRASS FIRE SCREEN ETC

A MODERN WHITE PAINTED ROCKING CHAIR AND WOOLWORK FIRE SCREEN

Seven pieces of furniture comprising a dressing table chair, a Georgian style lowboy, two hall robes, a corner cabinet, a tripod table and a fire screen.

An early 20th century gilt brass and textile fire screen, height 68cm.

Collection of items includes - tapestry fire screen, wooden barrel lid wall clock, stone African figure, Winnie the Pooh salt and pepper pot, souvenir items etc

Brass fender with tool plate, fire irons, bevelled and cut mirrored fire screen and wooden coal box with scoop

A cheval mirror on stand in mahogany finish together with fire screen, three tier metal cake stand, wood and metal four tier media unit

Black cast iron tri-fold fire screen

19th century iron work fire screen with scrolled detail supporting a hand worked tapestry panel to the centre, 120cm high x 80cm wide

A Victorian brass and mirror panelled fire screen

A Victorian nursing chair with barleytwist uprights, padded back and seat, and a Victorian fire screen with needlework panel (2).

A SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a teak coffee table, beech folding valet stand, wrought iron fire screen, gilt oval wall mirror, five table lamps, bathroom drawers, three wine racks and a barometer (15)

A SELECTION OF OCCASSIONAL FURNITURE, to include an oak framed Gypsy wall mirror, brass fender, pine storage box, hanging two door cabinet, oak granddaughter clock, fire screen, teak framed mirror, two Victorian walnut spoon back chairs, etc (10+)

VARIOUS BOXED RACE HORSE ORNAMENTS & OAK FRAMED FIRE SCREEN

INDIAN STYLE BRASS INLAID FIRE SCREEN, MODERN DRESSING SCREEN & WALL HANGING

Copper and Brass framed stained glass fire screen. height 83 width 53cm

A mid-Victorian rosewood fire screen, with rise and fall action and floral painted canvas inset (with losses and damages)

Edwardian tapestry fire screen, needle work embroidary approximate measurements: Height 34.5 inches Width 23 inches

An embroidered circular picture, an embroidered box ottoman and similar folding fire screen/table.

A Victorian rosewood framed fire screen with needlework panel.

An oak open bookcase, a gateleg table, a walnut coffee table and an embroidered fire screen

A mahogany framed fire screen on splayed feet with floral tapestry insert

A fire screen with needle work framed to centre (H75cm W53cm)

Oval gilt mirror - bellows and a painted fire screen

Pretty small round table with needlepoint decoration of Pansies under glass top. Top folds down to make fire screen. See photos.

A fire screen - Gold painted, some damage to Print.

CARVED FIRE SCREEN AND BRASS WARE the fire screen with embroidered panel, along with brass companion tools and a kettle

A Victorian brass and tapestry fire-screen, circular screen, pierced brass supports, Art nouveau-form legs, 70cm high x 50cm wide, etc, (2).

An early 20th century walnut side table, Art nouveau style carving, serpentine legs, 65.5cm high x 55cm wide x 35cm deep; an Edwardian duet piano stool; fire screen, etc, (3).

Waterloo 1815 (Anthony Dunn, 2nd Batt. Grenad. Guards) fitted with original steel clip and ring suspension, contained in a fine contemporary red leather case, extremely fine and rare thus £4,000-£5,000 --- Provenance: Dix Noonan Webb, March 2011. Anthony Dunn was born at Coolbannagher, Queen’s County, Ireland, and enlisted into the Grenadier Guards at London on 20 August 1809, aged 25 years. He joined Lieutenant-Colonel Jones’ Company in the 3rd Battalion but later transferred to the 2nd Battalion. He served in Lieutenant-Colonel Cooke’s Company at Waterloo and was wounded at Quatre Bras on 16 June 1815. Private Dunn died, presumably as a result of his wounds, on 18 April 1816; his widow, Margaret Ford, received his share of the Waterloo prize money on 28 November 1820.
At Quatre Bras on 16 June, ‘the arrival of the British 1st Infantry Division (Guards Division, Cooke) gave Wellington sufficient strength to counter-attack and Jérôme, whose skirmishers were now west of Quatre Bras, was forced to retreat and give up possession of Bossu Wood to the British Guards. When the Guards and other allied units emerged from the wood, they were met with heavy fire from French infantry and an attack by 6th Lancer Regiment (and possibly the 1st Chasseurs) of the 2nd Cavalry Division (Piré), the Guards being caught in line and forced to flee back into the wood. This cavalry attack and taking the Bossu wood caused high casualties among the British Guards. There was some further skirmishing between allied light companies and the French voltigeurs and cavalry screen, but the battle was over. By 21:00, when the fighting stopped, the French had been forced to give up all of their territorial gains.’

DECORATIVE FIRE SCREEN

An antique brass and glass fire screen together with a wooden artist's box, picnic set in case and further cased travel set

A mahogany and glazed fire screen

A WALNUT FIRE SCREEN.

A HAND MADE WROUGHT IRON FIRE SCREEN.

A Victorian mahogany tapestry fire screen. COLLECT ONLY.