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An early Victorian rosewood firescreen, the frame with pierced and line carved decoration, enclosing a needlework panel depicting a bird of prey amongst a classical landscape background, upon end scroll supports united by part ring turned stretcher, 149 x 72 cm.

An early 19th Century needlework sampler, worked by Mary Spraggon, born in the year 1794, worked in 1807 aged 13, decorated with alphabet, stylized plants, trees and birds, 21in. x 21in., framed and used as a firescreen.

A French stained beechwood firescreen, late 18th century, the frame carved with S-scroll and floral design surrounding a gros et petit point embroidered screen depicting Diana and fallen stag upon end scroll supports, 113 x 74 cm.

A VICTORIAN WALNUT FIRESCREEN having a circular panel with woolwork design of roses on a brass column and spiral twist base with tripod carved supports, 56" high (see illustration)

A Victorian rosewood pole firescreen with tapestry panel of a lady, man and child on spiral column and circular base

A Brass Companion Set, with shaped legs, a brass chestnut roaster and a three-fold brass firescreen

A Nest of Three Walnut Oval Occasional Tables, with shaped support and stretchers, together with a firescreen

A Pine Washstand, with Victorian jug and bowl, together with a walnut washstand with marble back and top, an oak Singer sewing machine with wrought iron base, a desk with an arrangement of drawers, a small folding armchair and a folding firescreen

A VICTORIAN CARVED WALNUT FRAMED FIRESCREEN of oblong form with scrolled crest, the woolwork roundel depicting a basket of flowers within a pierced scrolling foliate fretwork panel and cushion frame, on wrythen turned supports with turned finials, trestle base with scrolled feet joined by a wrythen stretcher, 42 1/2" high, 24 1/2" wide

E.S.ENGLAND (19th CENTURY), STUDY OF A JACK RUSSELL TERRIER, signed and titled lower right, oil on canvas laid on board. 49cm by 50cm. Note: This work has been cut-down from a larger canvas and mounted into an oak firescreen. As a result part of the title and final letter of the signature are missing.

An early 19th Century brass fan shaped firescreen, with nine pierced folding sections on cast scroll base height 2ft. 3in.

Victorian firescreen with floral beadwork panel in ebonised frame

William 1V mahogany freestanding dressing table mirror with cow horn stretchers, quatrefoil platform base and an oak framed needlework firescreen

A mahogany framed firescreen with inset embroidered panel depicting a country cottage

Early 20th Century walnut framed firescreen, the canvas panel decorated with a painted armorial crest, 92cm high

A steel firescreen

An early Victorian rosewood pole firescreen, the rectangular needlework panel depicting Dignity and Prudence after Landseer with a carved and moulded tripod base, 61.5in (156cm) h.

An Arts & Crafts mahogany firescreen with glazed tapestry panel, height 84cm

EDWARDIAN ADAM REVIVAL COPPER AND BRASS FIRESCREEN, with urn finials, applied with an oval patera and a ribbon-tied laurel wreath, raised on scrolling tripods. 0.71m by 0.53m

An Art-Nouveau style brass framed firescreen, with bevelled mirror plate, height overall, 66cm.

AN OLD ICE AXE, a set of bellows, two fire implements and a copper firescreen

A Chinese embroidered panel of a peacock and other birds in foliate branches, 16 x 13 1/2 inches, and a needlework panel, originally a firescreen, worked with a mythical winged griffin in a foliate design, worked by Betty Wheatley, circa 1920, 29 x 26 inches, framed

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY COMBINED WORK/READING TABLE with canted corners rising on a ratchet, the frieze banded in rosewood and incorporating a sliding firescreen, two side drawers and sliding work bag on shaped square section supports, platform base and scroll feet, 20" wide (see illustration)

Late Victorian rosewood firescreen with lifting panel and acanthus leaf decoration

A 19th century Dutch mahogany and geometric inlaid cot, with scroll ends and shaped sides, 77cm high x 130cm wide together with a firescreen (2)

Early nineteenth century mahogany firescreen / stool with rising glazed panel, folding flap on splayed legs

A French gilt-brass firescreen in Louis XV style, 20th century, of scrolling asymmetrical form, the mesh panel within a pierced frame of leaf scrolls, shellwork and rocaille, the flared feet conforming, 71cm high, 72cm wide

Firescreen in copper with Arts & Crafts design in a wrought iron frame. No marks h: 33 in.

Victorian walnut firescreen with pierced decoration and carved finial, spiral twist supports with central needlework panel of lady and gentleman, on carved splayed legs united by stretcher h: 49 x w: 29 in.

Mahogany demi lune hall table and a firescreen with needlework 'Maylower' panel

A Collection Of Collectables To Include 2 Dinkey Toy German Aeroplanes, Brass Candlesticks, Brassware, Japenese Wood Boxes, Silver Plate, Pottery, Wood Firescreen ETC (2 Trays)

An Arts and Crafts Copper and Wrought Iron Firescreen having embossed centre, with carrying handle, on splayed feet, 65cm wide, 74cm high

A late Georgian mahogany firescreen with pull-up panel, raised on splay supports, and a mahogany plant pedestal with fluted column and tripod support

A 19th century mahogany and gilt brass mounted firescreen, with a floral needlework panel, the underside stamped W T LORD, 31in (79cm) h, 16in (40.5cm) w.

A 19th century giltwood and composite firescreen in the rococo style, the glazed panel enclosing a needlepoint

A Robert "Mouseman" Thompson Oak Firescreen, the fret work centre panel enclosing a "W", with carved mouse signature, 64cm Possibly made for Witton Hall, Witton Gilbert, Co Durham.

A 17th Century Continental silk and bullion work embroidered panel, with floral decoration and central lettered sunburst, now in later gilt firescreen frame 2ft. x 1ft. 8in.

An Early 19th Century Oak Occasional Table, a bureau top and a firescreen with needlework panel (3)

An Art Nouveau brass framed Firescreen with glass Silvia panel of stylised flower and folding brass three tier Cakestand

LIBERTY & CO. EBONISED FIRESCREEN, LATE 19th CENTURY, the rectangular raised silk needlework panel depicting cranes within a gilt-highlighted frame with heart-shaped cut-out, raised on a trestle base, stamped "L & Co". 0.75m by 0.46m

Large composition doll, pottery vase, other ceramics, firescreen, convex mirror etc

Edwardian mahogany and glazed silkwork firescreen on splay leg supports

A late Victorian brass and steel fender, a modern brass mesh firescreen and a brass helmet coal skuttle.

A small silver 'Pole Firescreen' photograph frame, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., Sheffield 1910; together with a silver and blue enamel compact, Birmingham 1931; a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1946; a silver cased penknife; a Continental silver pill box; a gilt and mother of pearl penknife and a Chinese silver belt buckle

An Art Nouveau style brass firescreen, with central mirrored panel on splayed legs, 81 cms high.

A late Victorian ebonised firescreen, the rectangular panel decorated with an Oriental scene on a turned column and circular base.

An Edwardian brass firescreen and a brass and wirework spark guard

A brass glass three-fold firescreen and a giltwood rectangular picture frame

A walnut leatherback chair, a child's chair, a magazine table, a folding chair, a limed oak table, a firescreen and a tea trolley

A Continental brass fan firescreen, late 19th century, with foliate cast finial and four drop leaves to each side, each of lobed form and pierced overall, above a shaped and foliate cast base, 72.5cm high, 112cm wide, open

An early 20th century mahogany framed firescreen with inset silk embroidered oriental panel, under glass

An art nouveau beaten copper and wrought iron firescreen, on scroll shaped supports, height, 75.5cm, and four art nouveau rectangular brass finger plates decorated with animals and floral motifs, (5).

A Japanese style early 20th century carved firescreen with dragon and cherry blossom decoration, raised on paw feet

Brass firescreen

A Victorian turned pierced and moulded walnut firescreen, the needlework panel depicting figures outside a cottage, 33.75in (86cm) h, 25.5in (65cm) w.

A TAPESTRY PANELLED FIRESCREEN

Late Victorian brass mounted firescreen, 71.5cm high

A Victorian carved oak cheval firescreen 120cm wide, 150cm high, 63cm deep

A large Victorian walnut framed Regimental cheval firescreen For the Cameron Highlanders 110 cm wide, 170 high, 68 deep

A 19th century mahogany firescreen with pull up glazed silk work panel back and small drawer to the front, on base with splayed legs, 41cm