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Oak footstool, firescreen and stick stand

An Oak Refectory Style Dining Table, six oak ladder back dining chairs, three occasional tables, a cheval mirror, and a firescreen

An Art Nouveau style glass and brass firescreen with stained glass foliage and flowers, on four naturalistic legs.

A Japanese red lacquer firescreen with raised decoration of an eagle in Mother of Pearl and ivory, 74 cms wide.

A second quarter 20th Century fold-over firescreen table with a needlework detailed panel.

AN ARTS & CRAFTS COPPER FIRESCREEN with wrought iron frame, supporting a central panel repousee decorated with stylised seed heads and embellished with blue enamel 84cm high

A 19th Century French Gilt Firescreen, on acanthus leaf capped legs, joined by a pole stretcher, 49 cm

An Arts & Crafts wrought iron and copper firescreen the rectangular panel embossed with a galleon under way the iron frame with twist handle and scrollwork on paired pad supports 87cm high 65cm wide

A giltwood firescreen with needlework panel of flowering festoons on splay legs, 231/2 inches wide, a tripod occasional table with circular marquetry top on moulded column and splay legs, 111/4 inches, and a twin pedestal coffee table

Victorian firescreen in a carved scroll shaped rosewood frame with scroll feet and having stained glass panel with central rosette decorated with a finch, 70cm wide

A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS PEACOCK TAIL FIRESCREEN (see illustration)

Taxidermy - a Victorian walnut firescreen-display case mid-19th century the centre with a colourful double sided assembly of humming birds and other exotically plumaged birds on lichen covered twigs the turned and fluted stand with ball finials and lifting handle the arched feet joined by a pole stretcher display case 50cm x 67cm screen 117cm high

A Louis XV style brass firescreen

A Victorian rosewood framed firescreen carved with scrolls and foliage with tapestry and plush work floral panel, on four cabriole legs (three detached), 134cm. high.

A polished barley twist floral tapestry firescreen 25-35

A boxed set of “Black Forest” painted and stained wood doll’s house furniture, comprising - a set of six red stained dining chairs, a matching bench, an umbrella stand, firescreen, wash stand, etc, in original cardboard box, and a German toy weaving loom, in original box

A three-fold firescreen of serpentine form, the wooden frame covered in printed canvas panels of a bowl of flowers and scrolling panels (AF).

An early Victorian mahogany pole firescreen, with an adjustable floral needlework panel, facetted pear shaped and petal carved bowl to a hexafoil platform with foliage carving, to moulded cabriole legs on pad feet.

A 1920's oak framed firescreen with bobbin-turned supports either side of the oval bergere panel, 34" high.

NEEDLEPOINT FIRESCREEN. Gilt carved wooden frame with reeded columns topped by artichoke finials. Ribbon crest. Floral Aubusson pattern needlework on ivory ground. Wear. 41 1/2h.

A 19th century porcelain spill vase depicting 'Hoden Church'; two Staffordshire figures (a/f), a Wedgwood Hathaway Rose part tea service, Motto jug, two Beswick style horse bookends and other mixed china and a firescreen in the form of a floral basket

A mahogany framed Firescreen with Arts and Crafts style needlework panel, A/F

A mahogany framed firescreen the glazed rectangular screen enclosing a silk embroidered floral panel, height 91.5cm.

A Victorian rosewood firescreen, central panel containing watercolour of a young boy, flanked by barley twist columns

French brass firescreen in Rococo style, late 19th Century, with a fine gauze centre in a shaped rectangular form surmounted with floral Rococo scrolls and raised on a base with a satyr mask and C-scroll feet, 96cm x 63cm

A mid-Victorian Rococo Revival giltwood and gesso firescreen inset with a needlework panel of a sparrow hawk perched within a floral spray, raised on cabriole.

An Edwardian walnut writing desk the top inset with leather and with four drawers above two frieze drawers, on ring turned tapering legs, together with a firescreen.

An Arts & Crafts wrought iron and copper firescreen the rectangular panel embossed with a galleon under way the iron frame with whiplash cresting and on paired pad supports 95cm high 89cm wide

A 19th century mahogany framed fire screen with cream needlepoint woolwork tapestry inset of a basket of flowers. 98cm high, 64cm wide plus a yellow ground needlepoint firescreen with white painted and gilt wood surround (2)

A Victorian rosewood tapestry firescreen with pierced scroll surmount and spiral turned supports 2ft 10.5ins

A brass firescreen of rococo form on scroll legs 29ins

An appliqued and watercolour picture of dancers in a good maple frame and a woolwork firescreen

A Victorian rosewood firescreen, the arched woolwork depicting an exotic bird amongst flowers, flanked with spiral twist columns, 114cm high

An Oriental firescreen. Best Bid

AN OAK FIRESCREEN with woolwork panel, decorated Queens College, Cambridge

A Victorian Mahogany Firescreen, with needlework panel, decorated a lyre and flowers, 73 cm

An oak framed Firescreen inset with four colour hunting prints, faded

A 19th century simulated rosewood and carved pole firescreen 55in (139.6cm) h.

A George III mahogany pole firescreen the oval floral panel on a slender baluster stem with moulded scroll legs 58.5in (148.5cm) h 18.5in (47cm) w.

Edwardian brass firescreen, mirror insert, floral decoration

A late 19th century giltwood firescreen the crest carved with foliate scrolls and leaves with stylised cluster column sides on four cabriole legs 102cm high 67cm wide

A 1930s' firescreen, fabric behind glass.

A brass firescreen with raised scenes; a Tudric pewter teaset on tray; and a pair of spelter continental figurines of fisherman and woman (seven) 40-60

A Pheasant mounted as part of a 20th Century mahogany Firescreen, 40 in high

Three early Victorian Days Patent Chimney Ornaments one firescreen contained in telescopic gilt neogothic column bearing the label beneath the foot 24cm high the other firescreen in a bronze finish telescopic column 22.5cm high together with a covered vase with blue glass liner one of the column crockets marked Days patent 23.5cm high (3)

A Tunbridge Ware rosewood firescreen with half square mosaic knuckles with a shield shape tapestry and beadwork banner (2). For a similar example see Pinto Tunbridge and Scottish Souvenir Woodwares plate 29 From the private collection of a lady collected over 35 years

A large Victorian carved walnut firescreen inset with a needlework panel of a seated male monarch, the frame with a foliate scroll surmount and carved acanthus supports, on cabriole legs.

A 20th Century three fold screen upholstered in a striped fabric, together with a firescreen inset with glass panels.

A Victorian carved rosewood firescreen the scroll bordered rectangular panel with tapestry armorial infil entitled ‘Forbear’ on standard end supports issuing foliate carved cabriole supports with knurl feet 115cm high 73cm wide

A Victorian rosewood and tapestry firescreen, of an embracing couple, in glazed frame, on scroll feet and bobbin turned stretcher, 1ft 11.5ins

A VICTORIAN FRENCH STYLE GILTWOOD FIRESCREEN with inset tapestry panel on scroll supports

A Scottish School Art Nouveau penwork firescreen inlaid with abalone shell and depicting Diana the huntress 88cm high

A later Oak framed Firescreen with Victorian woolwork panel of a dog in a landscape.

A Victorian walnut firescreen last quarter 19th century the glazed rectangular screen with two hinged sections on fluted outswept legs with a turned stretcher and castors 113cm high 64.5cm wide

A late Victorian mahogany framed firescreen with a glazed panel, raised on carved cabriole legs.

AN ARTS & CRAFTS COPPER AND WROUGHT IRON FIRESCREEN by John Pearson with embossed serpent design, 28" high, mark to the reverse 'JP'

ATTRIBUTED TO THE RUSSELL WORKSHOPS LTD, BROADWAY, WORCS, A WROUGHT IRON FIRESCREEN with interlaced grille, 23" across

A COPPER FIRESCREEN depicting an embossed eagle within scrolling wrought iron supports and legs, 77cm (30.25in) high; A NOVELTY HEARTH BRUSH having a copper bound wooden handle and copper faces (one happy, one sad) formed around the bristles, 63cm (24.75in). (2)

A Victorian mahogany pedestal firescreen, the fixed square screen in a moulded surround with sliding action to triple its size, raised upon an octagonal flaring and carved column to a quatreform base on bun feet, height 124cm

A 19t century gilt firescreen with a material panel on a tripod base