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A glazed embroidered fire screen depicting a fancy bird, 67cmW; together with a pole fire screen, 144cmH

A 19th century mahogany fire screen with single drawer, 42cmW

A brass fire screen

A fire screen and a G Plan teak nest of tables

A brass expanding fan fire screen

An Edwardian mahogany bi-fold fire screen, 86cm high, each panel 35cm wide; a Victorian rosewood nursing chair; an Edwardian corner chair; a duet piano stool (4)

A modern brown leather upholstered tub chair on square tapered supports in the Art Deco style, 73 cm wide x 73 cm deep x 73 cm high, together with two canvas covered school trunks inscribed "S.D. Searby N92" and "Searby 579", an Edwardian mahogany and satinwood strung yoke back chair with upholstered seat on cabriole front legs, 55 cm wide x 71 cm high, two table lamps, a brass mounted fire screen and a charcoal nude study (8)

A lovely inlaid oak and cross banded fire screen, 73 x 51cm.

Box of oddments to include: RAC sign, folding brash and mesh fire screen, Castrol Motor Oil advertising thermometer, enamel Champion sign etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Additional images added.

An Edwardian pot cupboard width 40 cm, together with a fire screen

An Edwardian Mahogany Framed Fire Screen with Silk Embroidered Panel, 59cms Wide and 89cms High

A heavy gauge iron work firescreen with open scrollwork and mesh panel, together with a blacksmith made fire tool, the screen 83 cm (full height) x 78 cm wide

A wrought iron fire screen with scrolled detail, 70cm high x 93cm wide together with a footstool with hand worked tapestry upholstered top

A wooden framed and stained glass fire screen AF

A child's Bergere chair AF and a walnut occasional table and two fire screen

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY OVAL OCCASIONAL TABLE, raised on shaped legs, united by an undershelf, width 60cm x depth 42cm x height 72cm, a folding fire screen, with a tapestry insert, along with a barometer (condition report: all with imperfections, such as marks, scuffs, discolouration, other wear and usage) (3)

Early 20th century wrought iron fire screen, approx 80 w x 79 h cms. 

A late 19th c. oak fire screen with hinged shelf over glass panel, 85 x 43 x 26 cm (when open). The Alastair & Sheila Brooks Collection: of Oaklands (& past owners of Ednam House Hotel), Kelso 

A rococo style rosewood fire screen with gros point and bead work panel, 106 x 53 cm. The Alastair & Sheila Brooks Collection: of Oaklands (& past owners of Ednam House Hotel), Kelso 

An Art Nouveau oak fire screen, early 20th century, having a stylised floral inlaid panel, 69 x 55cm

An Art Nouveau hammer-beaten copper and wrought iron fire screen, early 20th century, the applied copper panel with stylised floral decoration, h.77cm

Fire screen, companion set and candlesticks

Antique mahogany tapestry fire screen

Art Nouveau mirror screen together with pair of Art Nouveau fire dogs

Early Victorian occasional table/fire screen

Three gilt framed mirrors, a fire screen and a warming pan

19th century carved wood fire screen, shield pediment decorated with oak leaves and acorns, the surrounding shell carved frame decorated with scrolling foliage, bead needle work panel depicting floral bouquet, on foliate carved splayed supports with scrolled terminals Dimensions: Height: 97cm  Length/Width: 58cm  Depth/Diameter: 41cm

An Edwardian brass framed clear glass fire screen (h.70cm x l.45cm)

A 19th century art nouveau fire screen, having 20 inset bevelled glass panels

A late Victorian taxidermy diorama of Indian birds to include a Plum-Headed Parakeet, White-Bellied Minivet, Golden Roller, Yellow-Throated Vireo, Coppersmith Barbet, Indian Roller, Indian Flycatcher and Pied Blackbird?, mounted as a fire-screen within a bamboo frame, bearing a label for Rowland Ward, Naturalists, Zoological Studios, 166 Piccadilly Oppsite Old Bond Street, w.72, d.25, h.108cm.

James Horrobin (b.1946) for Doverhay Forge Studios, Somerset - Wrought iron fire screen, worked with open scrolling stylised folage and ram's head surmount within square frame raised on trestle supports, signed with initials, 49cm x 59cm high

James Horrobin (b.1946) for Doverhay Forge Studios, Somerset - Contemporary wrought iron fire screen, worked with stylised lily flowers and scrolling folage within square frame raised on trestle supports, 66cm x 66cm

Quantity of pictures and prints and a mirror and a fire screen

A Victorian brass fan shaped fire screen. Width 69cm, together with a large brass mesh fender, width 157cm (2).

MAHOGANY FRAMED FOLDING FIRE SCREEN/ OCCASIONAL TABLEthe embroidered panel depicting lilies, the panel frame measuring 63.5 x 63.5cm

A brass mounted fire screen. Est. £30 - £50.

Various items of furniture comprising a drop leaf table, two chairs, a nest of tables, one fire screen a light wood cabinet and a towel rail.

An early 20thC brass coal bucket, of cylindrical form decorated with a band to the top and base decorated with roundels, with a ring handle, 31cm high, together with an oak fire screen with three brass handles attached to the front, 39cm x 49cm.

Oak corner cupboard with mirror and fire screen, 34 x 53 x 68 cm H. Not available for in-house P&P

A Mahogany standard lamp with fluted Column a brass fire screen a white painted oval mirror mahogany work box and a small stool (5) NO RESERVE

A Louis XV giltwood fire screen, c.1750, the shaped rectangular frame decorated with scrolling foliage, surrounding an adjustable silk damask upholstered panel,80cm wide41cm deep120cm highProvenance: The Green Drawing Room, Warwick Castle;acquired by the present owner from Cheffins, ‘The Fine Art Sale’, 26 November 2014 lot 667.The Green Drawing Room at Warwick Castle, one of several rooms created by Robert Greville, 4th Baron Brooke (c.1638-1677), was updated during the middle of the 18th century, around the time that the present fire screen was made, likely as a result of the marriage between Francis, 8th Baron Brooke (1719-1773), and Elizabeth, the daughter of Lord Archibald Hamilton.

A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY TOILET MIRROR59cm wide, and an Art Nouveau brass framed mirrored fire screen (a/f) (2)

VINTAGE & ANTIQUE FURNITURE to include games table/fire screen, planter stands, bobbin and rush seated stools, bentwood type chairs, etc. (8)Provenance: private collection Ynys Môn

FURNITURE ASSORTMENT to include oak brass banded pail on a stand, lift top coal box, brass fire screen, etc. (6)Provenance: private collection Conwy

A Regency period, Rosewood fire screen with pleated silk panel. (1) 

A Victorian 19th century mahogany tapestry fire screen pole. Turned central column with a square needlepoint glazed screen. Raised on a circular base with small bun feet.approx 130cm tall

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FIRE SCREEN WITH EMBROIDERED PANEL DEPICTING A DOG115cm x 71cm

A 19TH CENTURY GILT WOOD FIRE SCREEN WITH TAPESTRY PANEL (TORN),114cm x 60cm

19th century needlework fire screen with pull up central panel

An oak and barley twist side stand together with an oak needlework fire screen

A SMALL QUANTITY OF PICTURES, to include a fire screen with a Gerhard Nesvadba print of a family of swans, approximate height 71cm, a wall mirror with a coaching scene engraved into the glass, approximate size 57cm x 82 including frame, a large tapestry style picture of Deer in a landscape, approximate size 73cm x 178cm including frame, together with assorted framed prints, framed jigsaw puzzles of steam locomotives

A C1930s stained oak fire screen with crewel embroidered panel under glass (1)

A folding cake stand, fire screen and jardiniere stand

Victorian fire screen with a glazed gros point panel depicting a hunter, in a walnut barley twist frame, 115.5 x 76.5cm; William IV rosewood pole screen with a carved column, hyperboloid base and acanthus scroll feet, H.137cm, and a later stained beech torchere, H.134cm. (3)

A Victorian mahogany tapestry fire screen, on a splayed base64w x 52d x 114h cm

A large Indian brass tray, together with a brass mirrored fire screen (2)

A 1950s fire screen, together with assorted circus flysheets, posters, etc, most being loose

A mahogany fire screen (H107cm W52cm)

An early 20th century Art Nouveau style brass and glass fire screen - the brass frame fitted with sixteen bevelled clear glass panels, 80 x 56cm.

A oak and embroidered glazed fire screen 70x48cm, shipping unavailable, shipping unavailable