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A brass framed firescreen with inset needlework panel.

An early 20thC brass Art Nouveau style firescreen, with a circular bevelled mirror plate, 72cm high.

An Edward VII beech salon chair and a firescreen

MISCELLANEOUS CERAMICS, GLASS, FIRESCREEN AND EMBROIDERED TRAY

AN EDWARDIAN STAINED BEECH MUSIC STOOL AND AN OAK FIRESCREEN

A 20th century mahogany firescreen, set with two woolwork panels, the top initialled J.M.S.T 1936, the other embroidered with the Trelawny crest, 65cm high, 54cm wide. Footnote: John Maitland Salusbury Trelawny is the author of the various war diaries in this sale. His wife, Freda Salusbury Trelawny embroidered the screen and both are pictured.

A brass firescreen in the Arts and Crafts manner, with two plinths at differing heights above a shelf terminating in supports, with fabric to the centre of the frame, 55 by 18 by 86cm high.

A repoussé decorated brass firescreen by A. Prime, Newton (Cambs), 1933, with central embossed image of a turkey with semi-precious red stone eye, signed and dated to the reverse 58 x 52cm (23 x 20in)

A late Victorian gilt brass-framed firescreen of trailing rose form with lattice leaded glass panel flanked by two cranberry glass trumpet flutes with crinolated rims

A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN OAK FIRESCREEN having twin globular finials, ebonised and fluted uprights enclosing a needlepoint of three figures, biblical scene mounted on twin shaped chamfered legs, 119cm high x 72cm wide

Victorian mahogany firescreen with beadwork and raised plush panel

Pokerwork wall cabinet, brass mirrored firscreen and a two leaf glass firescreen

A gateleg table, four cane back chairs, a zebra skin drum, a standard lamp, oak torchere, bamboo table, a folding firescreen, a folding table and a luggage rack (12)

Three four-hundred day clocks, brass trivet, brass firescreen, two fire companions etc

Vintage tole firescreen decorated with chinoiserie

An oak Tea Table with `D` shaped drop flaps, on spiral turned supports 2` 2" (66cms) wide and a mahogany Folding Firescreen.

An early/mid 20th century walnut frame firescreen/table having floral woolwork inset.

An early 20th century mahogany frame firescreen having pictorial woolwork panel inset.

A early 20th century mahogany frame firescreen having leaded glass panel.

A cast iron firescreen of foliate scroll design.

A Victorian mahogany firescreen

Two Towel Rails, 1930's Wall Clock, Mahogany Plant Stand, Pair Gilt Framed Pictures and Woolwork Panel Firescreen (7)

A firescreen

A glazed firescreen with dried flower arrangement panel, a Victorian glazed embroidery panel with shaped walnut surround with contemporary legs and an old oak bed tray (3)

A brass embossed rectangular firescreen, an embroidered picture and a coloured plate depicting a flower.

A mahogany framed firescreen with embroidered tapestry (badly af), 90 x 45cm.

A floral painted firescreen

AN ART AND CRAFTS CARVED WALNUT FIRESCREEN having an arched top-rail with two elliptical pierced handles centred by relief and stipple carved dog rose detail, central panel with flanking slender square section rails and fluted uprights, raised on triple down-swept feet. 87cm(h) x 71cm(w) Some marks and scratches but generally good.

A 19th century carved oak box; a similar wall shelf and firescreen

An Edwardian Neoclassical Revival silvered brass framed firescreen, the ribbon surmount above a rectangular frame, the glazed panel with a coloured bead design within brass wire borders, on downswept legs, height approx 82cm.

A Victorian tubular brass firescreen with coloured leaded glass panels

A folding firescreen with woolwork panel, suitcase, modern pine shelves and three stools.

Two bamboo tables, a firescreen, two jardinière stands, and a corner cabinet

A Victorian drop flap breakfast table, and a French embroidered firescreen

An oak firescreen with embroidered panel, printers tray & reproduction library steps

An oak firescreen and a mahogany firescreen

An Italian reproduction glazed cabinet, DVD cabinet, cupboard and a firescreen

An oak framed embroidered panel Firescreen.

A brass firescreen

AN 18TH C STYLE MAHOGANY FRETWORK TWO FOLD FIRESCREEN AND TWO OTHER ITEMS

Brass repousse decorated firescreen

A Victorian fender, and a firescreen

An early 20th century oak firescreen with a needlework panel of a galleon

A needlework firescreen, an oak trolley, a nest of occasional tables and a pine tripod table (4)

A brass firescreen

Mahogany plant stand, painted wirework fern table, barrel and firescreen

Victorian Mahogany Polescreen with Woolwork Panel and a Mahogany Tripod Firescreen with a Silkwork Panel

Victorian Rosewood and Mahogany Needle Polescreen with circular Woolwork Panel, also a Firescreen (2)

A collection of items to include two wicker hampers containing sundry items, a box of chinaware to include a large Sylvac rabbit and vintage mixing bowl, and a box containing a Sony Mini Disc player, a small set of wooden shelves, a painted firescreen, an HP Photosmart 1315 ink jet printer, etc.

An iron fire grate and dogs, and a firescreen

A fine Victorian carved walnut taxidermy firescreen of South American interest, with a display of exotic birds including two quetzals, humming birds and a yellow oriole, the carved walnut frame with ropetwist columns and floral decoration. W.2ft 6in. H.4ft 10in.

AN OAK NEST OF TABLES AND A FIRESCREEN (2)

A Victorian Irish carved walnut pole firescreen, with a feltwork floral still life, 67½in (171cm) high.

A late Victorian satinwood `X` frame stool, with polychrome decoration, 20in (50.8cm) high, 26½in (67.2cm) wide, 13½in (34.2cm) deep, two Georgian style mahogany pole firescreens, with needlework panels and a mahogany and caned firescreen. (4)

An oak-veneered hall stand, 1ft. 6in. wide, together with a solid, dark oak box-stool and an oak firescreen

A superb Chinese silk roundel of blue ground depicting a fierce writhing five clawed dragon emerging out of stylised waves into the heavens, with seven Buddhist emblems, mounted as a firescreen (believed to have been looted from the Summer Palace in 1860), diameter 30cm (illustrated).

A Mirrored brass framed Firescreen.

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FIRESCREEN having hinged fold out trough top with central handle, squared uprights with upholstered pad below raised on twin splayed acanthus carved legs with four short turned feet, 98cm x 58cm

An iron framed firescreen with embroidered panel inset

A Lloyd Loom linen basket together with a floral firescreen