We found 7582 price guide item(s) matching your search

Victorian carved walnut framed firescreen with a needlework insert depicting a parrot amongst flowers and foliage

A mahogany drop-leaf Pembroke style table in the Georgian taste, a slim oak open bookcase, brass framed three fold firescreen and a small oak plant stand with drawer

A standard lamp, walnut veneered hanging corner cabinet, tea trolley, firescreen, two wine tables, Edwardian salon chair and Edwardian cane seated bedroom chair

A brass fan firescreen with fold out action, 60cm.

A cast iron fire fender, brass log box, firescreen, trivet, two fire tools, a pair of chestnut warmers, and cylindrical pot, two copper kettles, and other copper items, including two fish moulds, garden spray, chestnut warmer, and three measures.

An oak dwarf standing corner cupboard, fitted drawer over, a small panelled oak firescreen and a cheval mirror (no stand)

An Eastern engraved brass tray, an oak firescreen and a pair of bedroom chairs

An early 20th century oak firescreen having silk panel insert

Early Victorian rosewood framed firescreen with shell and scroll carved cresting and spiral twist decoration with embroidered floral glazed panel on cabriole end standards, 109cm high, 64.5cm wideFurther images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

1920/30s walnut armchair and a folding firescreen

A BRASS AND WIRE MESH FOUR FOLD FIRESCREEN AND MISCELLANEOUS PICTURES AND PRINTS

AN EARLY 20TH C OXIDISED METAL TRIPLE FRAMED OVAL MIRROR INSET FOLDING FIRESCREEN

A two-panel fabric firescreen

WILLIAM MORRIS (1834-1896) AND GEORGE JACK (1855-1931) FOR MORRIS & COMPANY MAHOGANY FRAMED FIRESCREEN, CIRCA 1890 the serpentine top rail carved with a flowering lily to the centre and flanked by leafy buds, the reeded square section uprights enclosing a silkwork embroidered panel FLOWERPOT, by Morris, above a grille panel on turned legs with curved supports linked by a stretcher, stamped mark MORRIS & CO/ 449 OXFORD STREET/ 1480 55cm wide, 105cm high Provenance: Literature: Parry, Linda, `William Morris Textiles`, London, 1998, p.28

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS COPPER FIRESCREEN, the central rectangular planished copper panel embossed with a central oval motif depicting a two masted sailing ship, all within a plain frame with scrolled capitals, raised on tapering down-swept trestle type feet. 79cm(h) x 52cm(w)

An Arts and Crafts style leather bound firescreen, 20th century, frieze carved with continuous border of flowers, leading to a rectangular leather bound panel with central shell motif, height 77 cm.

A modern coffee table, and a firescreen

A mahogany card table, a carved oak chair, another, an occasional table, a firescreen, and a coal skuttle

An oriental lacquer two fold firescreen with applied bone bird decoration

A wrought iron and brass firescreen

A brass firescreen tog. with a tea trolley

An RAF firescreen, bookends, books, etc

Edwardian brass firescreen, with a mirrored panel.

A copper firescreen, in oak surround, a brass fender and a cylindrical coal bucket with domed lid.

A Hawksbill turtle shell carapace, mounted as a firescreen, 43cm.

Late 19th century rosewood and embroided firescreen depicting a monkey with kittens and fruit 35 x 31in. (88.90 x 78.74cm)

A George V limed oak lamp-standard with fluted column and circular base, together with a tole painted lamp-standard, another lamp-standard and a firescreen.

A bow shaped armchair and a firescreen and a brass tray and another tray

XIXth Century Mahogany Sliding Glazed Panel Firescreen

A painted pine firescreen, with inset glazed foil panel, 2ft. and a circular chinoiserie mirror with bevelled plate

Rectangular needlework panelled firescreen, with black lacquer chinoiserie frame, together with two footstools

A needlework firescreen tog. with firescreen table (2)

A Victorian carved walnut firescreen, circa 1860, with elaborate carved scroll and floral frame, set tapering and carved pillar supports and strecher, inset needlepoint panel of Royal crest worked in wool with silk highlights, 117cm high, 77cm wide, 44cm deep.

A brass firescreen

A 1920`s oak firescreen having pictorial panel decoration

An early/mid 20th century mahogany frame firescreen having embroidered panel

A framed beadwork panel of a vine covered cross in a carved highly decorative Gothic frame, a Victorian beaded firescreen with gilded brass swivel arm and clamp and a wall thermometer in the form of a battleaxe, the axe head with well detailed champleve enamel (thermometer tube missing)(3)

A 1920`S MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN, having oblong earlier glazed silk panel, stick column and tripod base, 117cm high

A Regency mahogany needlework firescreen

A 1920`s oak framed needlework firescreen

A 1930`s abalone inlaid and painted three fold firescreen

A Victorian ebonised firescreen, with spiral turned columns and centre embroidered panel of cats and dogs

A 19th Century mahogany sofa table with crossbanded and line inlaid decoration, fitted with two short drawers and raised on block supports with sabre legs, terminating with brass caps and castors, overall width approx 139cm, together with an Edwardian mahogany firescreen, with line inlaid decoration and turned finials above a needlework panel depicting exotic birds amongst foliage, raised on outswept supports.

A 20th Century pine fire surround, an Edwardian brass firescreen, inset with bevelled glass, a copper samovar, a brass mesh fender and a pierced footman.

A late 17th/early 18th Century embroidered panel of The Reception of The Queen of Sheba by King Solomon, depicting the queen with attendant blackamoor holding a parasol, the king wearing a turban and flowing cloak, standing within a hillocky landscape with trees, birds, a squirrel, a camel, sheep, a dog and a rabbit, houses and a palace in the background, worked in tent stitch with coloured threads, approx 46cm x 78cm, mounted within a 19th Century mahogany firescreen.

Brass Peacock Firescreen and 4 Modern Paintings

Oak Coffee Table and a Firescreen

A MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN WITH WOOLWORK BANNER

A 1930`s oak framed needlework firescreen

A cylindrical red tooled leather stick stand, a panelled oak firescreen and an octagonal bevelled oak framed wall mirror

An ottoman tog. with a firescreen table (2)

A late Victorian brass firescreen with a turned balustrade frieze above a mesh panel, on bracket feet.

A copper coal purdonium, embossed with birds, a copper helmet coal skuttle, a mesh firescreen, a group of fire tools and a set of antlers, the oak shield mount bearing plaque `Arundel Park`, inscribed verso `Shot by Lord Egremont, 1895`.

A 1920s firescreen, a folding table/screen, and a small rug

An early 20th century oak firescreen

A mahogany firescreen in George III style, early 20th century, pierced fretwork panels flanking the Chinese silk inset panel, four downswept legs, claw and ball feet, 120cm high, 68cm wide, 42cm deep

A circular needlework firescreen; a needlework footstool; a wrought iron occasional table

An Edwardian and oak two fold firescreen inset with stained glass and leaded panels decorated with geometric motives, 87cm x 68cm.

A 1930`s painted firescreen

A bamboo and stained glass firescreen with central lozenge shaped panel depicting a bird, 48 by 96cm high.