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A 19th Century Aesthetic movement ebonised firescreen enclosing an Oriental gilt thread panel of a snarling dragon

AN OAK FIRESCREEN, THE CENTRAL CARVED PANEL OF GRAPES

Arts and Crafts copper and metal framed firescreen 27" high

A 19th century walnut pedestal occasional table (a.f.); a plant stand; needlework firescreen

A Victorian mahogany free standing dressing table mirror; a needlework firescreen and a folding stool

A 2-fold firescreen with painted decoration

An oak firescreen with inset needle work panel and an oak three tier cake stand.

A copper coal scuttle, a firescreen, a kettle, and a marble stand

19th Century brass and oak two division magazine stand, together with a brass three fold firescreen

A circular brass stick stand and a black painted wrought iron firescreen

An early Victorian pole firescreen with needlework panel.

A mahogany and satinwood banded overmantel mirror, and a firescreen

M Wright: a pair of watercolours, apple and pear tree boughs, 35" x 14", and two other paintings, anemones and irises, one fitted as a firescreen

Five framed needlework pictures, and a firescreen

A plaster pedestal, an Art Nouveau style firescreen, and a piano stool

Early twentieth Guild of Handicrafts / Newlyn School-style copper and wrought iron firescreen

A Victorian carved rosewood firescreen, the woolwork panel worked with a scene after Landseer, depicting figures feeding horses beneath an arch with chickens and pigeons to the foreground, acanthus scroll frame, on splayed scroll ends and castors, 97cm wide. ILLUSTRATED

Modern magazine rack, firescreen, drop-leaf table and nest of three tables, (4)

Edwardian mahogany three tier cake stand together with an oak framed needlework firescreen

An Edwardian firescreen with inset needlework panel.

A mahogany framed firescreen, the glazed embroidered panel on fluted column supports, width 67cm.

Old iron railings, panels, firescreen surround, etc

Gilt metal firescreen with mesh panel and a brass coal scuttle.

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FRAMED NEEDLEWORK FIRESCREEN with pink borders enclosing a continuous wreath of flower heads and foliage and central shield, raised on a tripod support. 50 x 50cm

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FRAMED TAPESTRY FIRESCREEN, of upright rectangular form, the glazed needlework panel depicting a family by an open window, on arched downswept supports. 95cm high

Edwardian inlaid mahogany tub shaped armchair, similar bedroom chair, a small oak bookcase and a oak folding firescreen table

A wrought iron firescreen and a needlework firescreen

A mahogany cabinet, tog. with a painted metal firescreen and a frameless mirror (3)

A mahogany firescreen with embroidered panel by B F Dyson, the embroidered panel with rose and thistle design applied paper label 69cm. high

A 1920`s oak frame firescreen having woolwork Galleon inset and twist pillars

A late Victorian/Edwardian oak frame firescreen having beaded floral inset

‘Rose and Olive’, an Arts and Crafts floral silkwork panel set into a firescreen by Morris & Co., the panel designed William Morris circa 1880 and worked by Mary Hodson, embroidered silks on a cotton panel, in a mahogany firescreen, 86cm high, 63cm wide. Exhibited: ‘William Morris 1834-1896’ Victoria & Albert Museum, 1996, see Parry, Linda (editor) ‘William Morris 1834-1896’ V&A exhibition catalogue 1996, p. 242, cat. M.18, illustrated. Smaller needleworks could be bought from Morris & Co. as kits, partially completed and fully completed by the Morris & Co. needleworkers. Mary Hodson was the wife of Laurence W. Hodson. Lots 75-220 are from the collection of Laurence W. Hodson (1863-1933) and thence by descent. To view the full introduction to the collection please visit the Dreweatts website (download the pdf version of the catalogue) or contact Dreweatts Donnington Priory saleroom for details.

A Japanese embroidered four fold screen, late 19th/early 20th century, gold thread depicting birds, each 171cm high, 41cm wide, 164cm wide overall; a floral embroidered firescreen, early 20th century, converting to a table or firescreen, 84cm high, 90cm wide, 40cm deep; and another embroidered with wild flowers, early 20th century, 90cm high, 62cm wide, 30cm deep Lots 75-220 are from the collection of Laurence W. Hodson (1863-1933) and thence by descent. To view the full introduction to the collection please visit the Dreweatts website (download the pdf version of the catalogue) or contact Dreweatts Donnington Priory saleroom for details.

An Edward VII inlaid mahogany firescreen

A chrome firescreen

A small mahogany chest, cream painted bedside cupboard, set of wall shelves, a set of four oak dining chairs, small Ottoman, mahogany Ottoman, sewing trolley, sewing machine, white painted bamboo table, firescreen and a stool (14)

A VICTORIAN TURNED GILTWOOD FIRESCREEN in the Orientalist taste, having oval needlepoint centre with "wirework" loop between, mounted on four turned supports

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN having shield shape needlepoint front, plain column with tri-form scroll base, 1.5m high

A bamboo firescreen with glass panel painted with chrysanthemums; a small two tiered bamboo table; a larger two tiered bamboo table; and a two tiered red painted plant stand (4)

A Victorian mahogany and woolwork firescreen

An oak rush seat stool, an oak framed silkwork firescreen, a small pink child`s chest (3)

AN OAK GATE LEG TABLE AND AN OAK FIRESCREEN

A Victorian brass framed firescreen enclosing a decorative leaded and stained glass panel with kingfisher and floral detail, together with a Dryad of Leicester guillotine, shooting stick and a Philips schoolroom map of Europe, scale approximately 50 miles equals one inch

A Chinese hardwood firescreen with inlaid mother-of-pearl frame enclosing a glazed embroidered silkwork panel with exotic bird and floral detail, together with a further silkwork picture with shaped and pierced ebonised frame

A Victorian walnut firescreen inset with a woolwork panel of the Last Supper, the carved foliate surmount above barley twist supports and downswept scroll legs.

An early 20th Century Arts and Crafts wrought steel triptych firescreen with inset mesh panels and downswept legs, together with three various fire tools and a fire tool stand.

Two occasional tables and a firescreen.

A modern walnut veneered bureau and a tapestry firescreen.

A Victorian bidet, an oak barleytwist firescreen, a jardiniere, a bedside table, a circular coffee table, a stick stand and a plantstand

An oak firescreen with a needlework panel of a Kingfisher, tog. with a mahogany occasional table

A painted mirrored firescreen, a walnut occasional table and another table

An oak framed needlework firescreen table

A painted brass mirrored firescreen and a knight-form firetool stand

An Oriental glazed embroidered firescreen, dragon to one side, beaded and folding shelf verso.

Large Victorian Gothic influence firescreen with three glazed panels and castellated decoration, on splayed end standards, 131cm high x 107cm wide

An oak tapestry firescreen and a photograph of a military officer, framed

An oak hall stand and an oak firescreen

A late Regency brass inlaid rosewood firescreen, with acanthus carved reeded handle to the arch top, woolwork tapestry panel depicting exotic animals and plants on splayed acanthus carved feet, 120 cms high by 56cms wide

AN EARLY 20TH C MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN WITH INSET EMBROIDERED OVAL BANNER AND A SET OF SERPENTINE MAHOGANY WALL SHELVES

An embroidered firescreen, on associated carved mahogany tripod base, (af), 57cm.