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A good 19th century satinwood combination fire screen and drop flap desk.

A LARGE PRESSED BRASS PANEL of cellar revelry, in plain wooden frame fashioned as a fire screen

An early 19th century Russian 'Thaula' style five section folding spark guard/fender/ fire screen, each panel of gothic lancet arched form. When standing covers: 147cm wide x 104cm high. Provenance: The contents of a Chelsea Mansion furnished by Nicky Haslam and Collette van den Thillart. Further information on the Dawsons website article hereCondition report: Some marks, would benefit from a clean/polish. All ball shaped feert present. Structurally sound with no apparent defects.We believe this to be a nickel 'Pimlico Fire Screen Panel' retailed by Charles Edwards.

A Victorian oak cheval fire screen, shaped cresting carved with a flowering urn flanked by waving putti, the needlework banner worked in coloured threads with birds, dogs and flowers, the frame carved with scrolling acanthus, spirally-turned supports, scroll legs, 106.5cm high, 84cm wide, the banner 59cm high and 56cm wide, c.1880

A  late 19th Century fire screen, stained glass and watercolour on silk panels, on casters

An Anglo-Chinese fire screen, early 20th centuryThe beech frame of near square form set on plain bracket feet, inset with a series of Chinese embroidered silk garment fragments, worked with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl and further dragons to border panels, surrounded by lishui stripes and waves, 61cm wide x 72cm high.Condition report: Textile elements: fair to good with some minor staines and general signs of age.Frame: Good with some cosmetic marks, dints and old scratches consistent with age and use.

A pair of dining chairs, together with a gilt framed mirror and an embroidered fire screen.

An Empire style cast and pressed brass folding fan-form fire screen, 20th century, 67cm high, 97cm wide (open)Condition report: Surface marks and patina consistent with age and use.

A Chinese lacquer fan or handheld fire screen, late Qing Dynasty, of oval profile on a plain handle, to one side decorated with boys in a landscape and to the other with a four-character blessing, 45.5cm long, fan 26cm wide.Condition report: Multiple surface chips and flakes to lacquer. Fractures to the handle at the base of the fan. Lacquer losses to the finial. Rubing to the gilt. General surface wear and signs of age and use throughout.

A cast metal fire grate; a wrought iron fire screen; a folding fire screen; a cast iron cook pot with revolving wall mountable hanging rail, sifting spoon, stoker (7)

* A mid-19th century mahogany framed crewel work inset fire screen, depicting a floral spray, raised on out-swept legs, 89cm H x 62cm W

* A French walnut fire screen, 19th century, the Rococo leaf swept carved frame enclosing a needlepoint tapestry panel, raised upon down-swept supports with scroll terminals, 103cm H x 71cm W

A fire screen with embossed copper panel, depicting a stylised bird, height 65cm

ANTIQUE OAK SLIDE-OFF LIDDED BOX & CONTENTS & A JAPANESE TWO-FOLD FIRE SCREEN with lacquer work and shibayama type panels, 74.5cms H, 65.5cms W, the contents include lady's gloves, silk and other handkerchiefs, boxed pair of nylon stockings, ETC

LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND INLAID FIRE SCREEN

A large array of collectables. To include Horner harmonica, onyx lighter, a small series of boxes and small oriental folding fire screen.

An embroidered fire screen

A QUANTITY OF LIGHTING, to include a matching pair of table lamps (SD to one shade), a solid natural slate table lamp, another similar lamp, an oriental style ceramic lamp, an onyx lantern style lamp, a leather lamp, two various standard lamps (all with shades), a brass folding fire screen, a giltwood wall mirror, and an AMS wall clock (one pendulum and winding key) (12)

FIVE VARIOUS MODERN LAMPS, to include telescopic standard lamp, another standard lamp, and five table lamps, along with a gilt framed bevelled edge wall mirror, needlework fire screen, pair of high stools, pair of wrought iron and wicker chairs and a Regency style chair (12)

A PAIR OF BEECH RUSH SEAT STOOLS, a beech bergère high back chair, an Edwardian splat back chair, another chair, along with a brass twin branch standard lamp, brass fire screen, brass table lamp, brass ceiling light with glass droppers and a modern pair of table lamps (11)

An early C20th oak 3 tier fold fire screen having lyre decoration

An Edwardian burnished metal bow front fire screen having cut glass panels

A quantity of brass fire furniture, comprising a curb, fire dogs, various irons, a screen, three coal buckets, trivets etc, with a bamboo style bird cage

A pair of mahogany table lamps, a standard lamp and a fire screen

Early 20th century pierced brass peacock style folding fire screen

A small circular pole fire screen with floral embroidered screen, finial missing, 120cm tall

An oak framed fire screen with a fabric panel depicting figures

A brass painted mirror fire screen

Fire screen having Tapestry Inset Panel, similar tray.

A Japanned metal fireside set and fire screen

A 20th century oak fire screen with embroidered hunting scene decoration and sold together with hunting related glassware and an Originalities horse ornament

Brass mirrored fire screen

A DECORATIVE BRASS FIRE SCREEN DEPICTING FISH

A MID 20TH CENTURY FIRE SCREEN TABLE WITH A FLORAL PAINTED TOP

Silk embroidered fire screen 54 x 60 cm, and a hand carved oak footstool. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

1930’s RAF Upavon Chrome Plated Fire Screen, fine example of a chrome plated fire screen which was removed from RAF Upavon when the station was closed. Deco style example with insignia of the station, being an aircraft rising up to the stars with green backing. Reverse of the shield with “RAF UPAVON” details. Stands 67cms. Royal Air Force Upavon  is a former RAF station in Wiltshire, England. It was a grass airfield, military flight training school, and administrative headquarters of the Royal Air Force. The station opened in 1912 and closed in 1993.

A heavy old brass fire screen. Collect only.

A 1930's Fire screen with hand painted still life in Bloomsbury style. Wooden surrounds.

A metal four panel fire screen. H.77 W.107cm

A pair of Victorian acanthus design solid brass fire dogs along with a pierced design mesh brass fire screen. H.63 W.75

Victorian carved walnut fire screen, the woolwork tapestry rising panel within carved supports and bracket feet, H102 W53 cm, and another turned mahogany fire screen (2)

Early 20th century chequerbanded mahogany coal box, a carved walnut fire screen with embroidered panel, 101 x 67 cm, a Hepplewhite style chair, piano stool and circular jardniere stand (5)

TAPESTRY FIRE SCREEN

A collection of metalware, including a Liberty & Co pewter dish with handle, no 01491 stamped to the base, a vintage 'Invisiwire' green painted work lamp, an oil lamp, watering can, brass fire screen, and a Turkish coffee pot. (1 box)

A pair of mahogany table lamps, a standard lamp and a fire screen

A leather covered travelling trunk, together with a mahogany framed fire screen with tapestry panel to both sides and an antique brass warming pan

A mahogany fire screen, with inlaid decoration, 20ins x 26.5ins, together with a set of walnut wall shelves, 24ins x 21ins

A brass fan shaped expanding fire screen

A black painted wrought iron and mesh fire screen

An Art Nouveau metal framed and stained glass fire screen

An Arts & Crafts style fire screen, with a hammered copper panel depicting a dragon, in an iron frame on four splayed feet, (unsigned), 76 cm x 50 cm.Condition report: Signs of use, but generally sound. Replacement screws perhaps needed in places

Oak armchair, oak framed tapestry fire screen, musical instrument & other items

ALEXANDRA CHURCHILL - A painted wooden fire screen in the shape of a Dalmatian and a Weimaraner. Signed A. Churchill. H.83 W.74

An Art Deco stainless steel fire screen. H.55

Edwardian cane chair, together with two mahogany towel rails and an oak fire screen

A 20th century pine painted chest and a mirrored fire screen (def) Condition Report: Available upon request

A HAND PAINTED OAK FIRE SCREEN DEPICTING A GALLEON AT SEA

A Louis XV style gilt-bronze and mesh fire screenLate 19th centuryWith central dragon, together with a set of polished steel fire irons comprising a poker, a pair of tongs, a shovel and a fender, the fire screen 78 cm high, the fender 108 cm wide (5)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A grey-painted and needlework fire screen,19th century, French, the needlework later, with a foliate carved crest over a moulded frame and raised on carved scrolling feet, fitted with a crewelwork-type panel depicting a basket of flowers,62cm wide40cm deep99cm highProvenance: A Private Collection, Mayfair, London. Condition report: painting later, repairs and old worm evident, old knocks and chips to the paint evident

An Edwardian stained beech and mixed wood fire screen, rectangular wool-work panel, width 44cm, minimum height 95cm.