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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

A brass framed mirror firescreen with floral hand painted decoration and bevelled edges

A VICTORIAN OAK HALL CHAIR, a Lloyd Loom type chair, a small oak open book case, a pair of oak oval mirrors, a gilt mirror, a small coffee table and a firescreen (8)

An Edwardian mahogany oval swing frame mirror, a mahogany framed firescreen, a towel rail and a coat rack.

19th century Dutch marquetry firescreen decorated with a band of stylised tulips upon scroll type feet, 24" wide (lacks panel)

19th century Gothic revival burr oak pole firescreen, the lancet framed tapestry panel depicting a seated gentleman in his study, surmounted with Gothic carved tracery, upon an octagonal tapered column with tripod downswept supports, 60" high

A mahogany firescreen, early 19th century, of rectangular form with three upholstered slides upon scrolled downswept supports with reeded roundels, stamped 'G + Jacob', 101cm high.

A late 19th century mahogany firescreen of floral painted mirror triptych design

A Brass and Glass Firescreen, 56 cm

A collection of brass fire furniture, 19th and 20th century, comprising a fire kerb, a pair of andirons, a mesh panelled triptych firescreen, an embossed brass perdonium, a firetool stand and six various firetools.(12). Provenance: Formerly the property of Lady Grant-Lawson, Sherwood House, Bradfield, Berkshire

A rectangular needlework panel, depicting a maiden holding a wreath, a dragon to a foliage scroll ground, 33.5 x 24in (85 x 61cm) mounted as a firescreen.

A carved mahogany pole firescreen, with a walnut urn shape finial and floral needlework panel, 64.75in (164.5cm) h.

A 19th century mahogany pole firescreen, the floral needlework panel within an octagonal frame with stinging and rosewood banding, 58.75in (149cm) h.

A cast iron sewing machine base, a firescreen and a barometer

An Art Nouveau style copper firescreen repoussé decorated with an eagle with wings outstretched, on cast iron supports, 75cm high x 53cm wide; and another similar decorated with ram's head and trailing acanthus motif, 81cm x 53cm (2)

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FIRESCREEN, the rounded oblong top with hinged flap, sliding oblong screen with floral tapestry panel, padded stretcher with similar covering, slender turned twin end supports on trestle base with scrolled feet, 24 wide, 31 high

An Edwardian brass fender with turned and scroll decoration, together with brass fire tools, a coal bucket, a log box and a firescreen.

Two fire baskets, an oval mesh firescreen with brass floral mount, a pair of firedogs, a brass firescreen, a brass log bucket, a brass helmet coal skuttle and fire tools.

A Japanese silk embroidered firescreen, Meiji period, the panel depicting red capped cranes amongst bamboo, within a bamboo frame (some faults).

An Ernest Gimson Oak Three Panel Firescreen, carved in relief lilies, 77 cm See illustration

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN with woolwork panel

AN ELIZABETH II CORONATION POLYCHROME AND METAL THREAD TAPESTRY FIRESCREEN, 28 1/4" high

A Regency mahogany firescreen with glazed sliding panels and carved feet

Various produce tins and ephemera: tinplate folding firescreen with embossed Art Nouveau style decoration to imitate stained glass, brass Lipton's tea caddy from British Empire Exhibition 1924, pair of Bassett hexagonal Art Deco 'planished' finish tins, Bluebird Toffee tin, The Love Lesson by Watteau, fourteen various produce and cigarette tins and easel-backed showcards for Zephyr tobacco and Minster slumberwear, F-G (22)

A Sheraton late 18th Century design satinwood firescreen, with shield shape floral embroidered panel, on curved legs 1ft. 8in.

A P Dixon Girl Seated in Cottage, Spinning oil on canvas 35cm x 24cm Contained in gilt wood frame as firescreen

Victorian mahogany firescreen of rectangular form surmounted by a carved and pierced panel in a single barley twist tripod supports with reeded decoration

Aesthetic movement brass framed firescreen having a loop handle, the centre section with wire work cobweb design panel, each corner with leaded glass panels with painted decoration of fish, standing on triangular end supports, 57cm wide - see illustration

An Edwardian satinwood and painted triptych firescreen, circa 1910, the central panel with glazed section centred by a portrait medallion depicting a lady, above a damask covered panel and conforming hinged sides, on four downswept legs, 100cm high, 77cm wide (damage)

a 19th century giltwood and gesso cheval firescreen the arched and glazed rectangular frame within a guilloche frame with cartouche cresting, on leaf carved uprights headed by finials and paterae, on a scrolling floral carved trestle base united by a spirally fluted pole stretcher 79cm wide, 122cm high, 46cm deep

Gilbert Bayes (1872-1953), Sketch for a gesso panel for the liner 'Queen Mary', Watercolour over pencil, Signed and dated 1952 73cm x 54cm, Executed in 1936 and in 1952 mounted by Bayes into an earlier firescreen. Provenance: The Gilbert Bayes Charitable Trust. See Irvine, Louise and Atterbury, Paul. Gilbert Bayes: Sculptor 1872-1953. Shepton Beauchamp 1998, pp. 83 and 167

A late 19th century satinwood pole firescreen, the oval glazed panel with a print of a child, the pole with an acorn finial to ring turned stem on three cabriole legs.

A Regency mahogany pole firescreen with an adjustable shaped panel of petit point needlework, the pole with an ebonised globe finial, the turned ogee base on scrolling legs.

An Edwardian rosewood framed firescreen, the adjustable fretwork carved and upholstered centre panel with pierced and shell carved handle, flanked by turned, reeded and collared supports, raised on splayed cabriole legs united by an upholstered stretcher

A 19th Century French walnut framed firescreen with a carved shell and foliate scroll surmount above a needlework floral panel, on acanthus leaf scroll legs.

Two Royal Army Service Corp foils and a Bedfordshire Regiment firescreen

A Victorian bamboo firescreen

A woolwork applique 17th century style design of a couple surrounded by animals and flora with a mansion to the top 13in x 15in and housed in a firescreen

a Chinese needlework framed firescreen in a mahogany frame with splay legs, 36 inches

A folding firescreen with folding tapestry panels

Rosewood screen Early Victorian neo classical firescreen, the square panel set with a mirror, and pleated silk on the reverse, framed by a leaf scroll top rail and reeded side columns on sledge supports and paw feet. Width 95cm.

An Edwardian Box Top Piano Stool, and a firescreen (2)

A LARGE VICTORIAN WALNUT FRAMED FIRESCREEN with a scrolling top rail and spiral-turned columns, with a needlework panel with a central "stump work" eagle, 38" wide.

Miscellaneous items including an oak and cast iron knife cleaner by Harrods, two circular copper boiling pans, two wicker baskets, three leather suitcases, a wooden framed travel trunk with domed lid, and oak fire curb, an oriental two fold screen, a mesh firescreen, a wooden boot-jack, a wwoden yoke, and a brass clockwork spit, (a lot).

A Victorian carved giltwood and gesso firescreen, cartouche shaped with tapestry infill of two dogs and parrots 4ft 4ins

A Victorian brass fan shaped firescreen, two Georgian copper saucepans and covers, two copper dishes and five other items

A George IV mahogany three section firescreen, on curved legs 1ft. 9in.

A large Victorian carved rosewood firescreen, with damaged woolwork panel height 4ft. 5in.

A 19th Century Dutch marquetry firescreen, (now with glazed panel) 2ft. 4in.

An Arts & Crafts brass firescreen, the shaped rectangular screen, embossed with a galleon 72 x 61cm

REGENCY MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN, the rectangular frame with three sliding fabric-covered screens, with trestle end supports and downswept legs terminating in castors. 1.08m by 0.51m

ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK FIRESCREEN, with square capped tapering uprights flanking a fielded panel, raised on trestle feet. Height 0.76m

LATE 19th CENTURY RED WALNUT AND SILVERED METAL FIRESCREEN, in the Aesthetic manner, the frame enclosing a panel repousse with a heron in flight above reeds. 1.06m by 0.52m

Victorian brass framed mirror firescreen and a mahogany box stool

A MAHOGANY FRAMED FIRESCREEN with inset sampler

A 1920S EMBOSSED AND CHROMED FIRESCREEN with ship decoration and an Arts & Crafts beaten copper wall sconce (2)

A Continental gilt metal and wire mesh firescreen, in the Louis XV style, late 19th century, with ribbon cast handle above an arched toprail, the imbricated laurel cast frame on four foliate cast cabriole legs, the mesh with central trophy mount, 82cm high, 64cm wide

Needlework firescreen

An Arts and Crafts copper panel heart shaped, probably from a firescreen, stamped in low relief with a galleon at full sail, with dolphin, set with blue green enamel shields unmarked 53cm. high