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A 19th century gros point needlework panel worked with a mounted hussar, glazed in a mahogany frame as a firescreen, 49cm wide.

A Mahogany Two Fold Firescreen, with fabric panels on splay legs and a painted fire bucket bearing inscription 'H.M.S. Essex'

Tapestry firescreen. Estimate: £15

An Art Nouveau Firescreen with oval brass panel on wrought iron supports

A Gnomeman oak firescreen by Whittaker of Littlebeck, embroidered silk peacock panel, 57cm x 65cm high

An early 20th Century carved walnut firescreen inset with a leaded glass panel, together with a 19th Century mahogany armchair and an ebonized jardinière stand.

A small Art Nouveau copper firescreen, embossed with stylised anthemion decoration

Mixed brass candlesticks and firescreen.

A mixed group of mixed metalwares and miscellaneous items, including brassware, binoculars, firescreen, oak brass bound stickstand, brass jug and basin etc (Qty) Best Bid

A 1920's Oak Firescreen having carved thumb pattern decoration with green and white floral centre, on splayed feet, 57cm wide

An Art Nouveau brass fender, two similar copper and steel firedogs, a brass firescreen and a brass poker.

William IV rosewood firescreen, woolwork panel depicting hunting scene, the top rail applied with scroll and pleated mouldings, the finial capped side columns applied with rosettes and united by twin stretchers, the supports with scrolled terminals, 106cm high, 78cm wide.

A late 19th century ornate brass framed folding firescreen with three florally painted bevelled mirror panels

"KINGPOST" YORKSHIRE OAK NEEDLEWORK FIRESCREEN, carved with a carrying handle above a rectangular glazed panel, raised on trestles. 69cm by 44cm

An oak framed firescreen with tapestry panel and a long stool on cabriole supports.

A 1920's shield shaped firescreen with barleytwist supports

AN ANTIQUE OAK SIDE CHAIR with panel back, boarded seat and allover carved detail, 17 1/2" wide and a carved oak spinning chair, a towel rail and an Aesthetic firescreen with peacock decoration (4)

A VICTORIAN CHILDS PINE BLANKET BOX, a folding chair and a firescreen (3)

MAHOGANY FRAMED EMBROIDERED FIRESCREEN

A 19th Century gilt brass Firescreen in the Louis XV style, of shaped outline raised on splayed legs 2ft 5in W

A Whiteways advertising folding firescreen, two Wrekin Ale adverts, Black and White advert, Babycham cut out advert and Woodbine Score Board

A 19th Century rosewood Firescreen turned and gadrooned pole, needlework screen, triform base on bun feet

3 oils on board, a watercolour in a firescreen, signed Parry, and one other picture (5)

A Victorian brass and glass firescreen with shaped supports

Two early 20th Century mahogany folding towel rails with ring turned supports, together with a walnut firescreen inset with a floral panel.

A 19th Century mahogany firescreen inset with a gros point tapestry panel depicting three cavaliers and two other figures beneath a tree, on cabriole legs.

An 18th century woollen needlework tapestry panel, depicting a figure kneeling before a saint within dark blue ground Hoho bird inhabited field, 63cm x 50cm, mounted within a mahogany firescreen.

A mahogany framed firescreen

A Victorian walnut and woolwork inset firescreen of good size, having a pierced fret pediment above twin spiral turned columns flanking woolwork panel depicting coat of arms, the whole raised upon hipped and blind carved scroll cabriole supports, width 84.5cm

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN, with pierced pediment, barley twist supports and stretcher and tapestry and appliquŽ banner on moulded splay legs. 27.5" Wide x 42" High. C1875.

A 19th Century Mahogany Small Hanging Corner Cabinet, the moulded top above a single door with knob handle and a mahogany framed firescreen with embroidered panel upon splay legs

A 19th Century Mahogany Firescreen with floral woolwork panel on tripod pedestal.

A 19th Century French Walnut Firescreen], the rectangular screen embroidered with gros and petit-point needlework, within a scrolling, shell-carved frame, on scroll feet, 131cm by 88cm

A 19th Century French Walnut Firescreen], the rising screen lined with embroidered purple velvet within a scrolling, shell-carved frame, on scroll feet, 128cm by 79cm

A Victorian firescreen with rectangular needlework panel on bobbin turned supports with scroll feet, 122cm (48") high

Stained and leaded firescreen Victorian coloured glass tryptich firescreen the neo-gothic lights in brass frame. Height 63cm.

A walnut folding firescreen/tea table, the glazed top with a fabric panel printed with birds

An Arts and Crafts rosewood and embossed leather firescreen in the manner of George Jack of Morris & Co. the screen depicting mythical dragons amongst flower leaves and thistles close studded in a moulded frame on bun feet (one broken leather distressed) 95cm high 82cm wide

An 18th century English needlework panel of arched outline depicting an Easter King and Queen with attendants in a tented pavilion within a floral surround and chequer board floor later mounted in an oak firescreen the panel 66cm x 61cm

"Victorian firescreen, checkered cranberry glass, in brass frame"

A mid Victorian gothic walnut firescreen with spiral columns to the sides, on splay feet, the needle and beadwork panel 63.5cm x 66cm (25"x 26")

A FIJIAN WAR CLUB PRESENTED DURING THE ROYAL TOUR 1920. Large Size with Classical Form, with Painted Inscription. 'Fijian War Club Presented on H M S Renowns Tour 1920'. With Framed Firescreen, Ships Photographs, and Crest. Both Ships Photographs are of NZ Harbour Visit. The Crest of HMS Renown also the Prince of Wales Tour of Australia and N Zealand are painted over Silk Panel. The Tour took place, from March-October 1920. The length of the Fighting Club overall, 97.5cm, some carving to the Clubhead, of straight lines.

A Newlyn style copper and wrought iron firescreen, of ovoid outline, repousse decorated with a galleon in full sail, within scrolling frame 87cm high

A Rowley Gallery firescreen, the painted rectangular frame with stepped mouldings enclosing an embroidered collage panel of giraffe and deer in a stylised landscape 69cm high

A Victorian Mahogany Firescreen, the carved top with woolwork panel upon turned baluster centre column and carved quadruped feet

A Victorian carved rosewood firescreen with needlework panel, H 115cm W 66.5cm

A MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN carved and pierced and having needle point banner.

A 19th century mahogany framed firescreen.

A pair of brass fire dogs, with pierced circular lion rampant mounts, a poker, tongs, firescreen and fender

A firescreen with coloured glass panel

Two copper coal scuttles, a copper log box and ceramic handled jardiniere, plus dragon firescreen (5)

An oak framed firescreen by Robert Thompson of Kilburn (The Mouseman), the centre panel with needlework study of shipping off coastline, 51.5 cm wide x 76 cm high (this piece was personally commissioned by the present vendor in 1955 and is believed to be the first, if not the only, firescreen of this type made by The Mouseman)

A Victorian cased firescreen the faux bamboo frame later gilt painted and enclosing a glazed case filled with exotic and colourful birds including humming birds perched on branches

An oak firescreen with embroidered centre circa 1920's

A 19th Century Brass Pierced Fender, another fender and a firescreen

An Arts and Crafts pierced copper firescreen, dated 1928, decorated with a griffin, within an iron frame, stamped Made by School of Metalwork, Newton, Cambs, 1928, A Prime, 87.5 x 67cm

"A Georgian mahogany pole firescreen, the mid 18th century petit-point and gros-point floral needlework panel within a cable edge frame, on a fluted and petal carved stem to moulded cabriole legs, 5ft 1.75in (157cm) h."

Two Victorian firescreen banners in felt, bead and needlework, birds and flowers.

A table with glazed needlework top raised on a shaped and moulded tripod base, the top 45cm x 47cm (17.75" x 18.5") constructed from a Victorian firescreen.

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FIRESCREEN, the arched gros point panel depicting a young girl in a garden with a dog and puppies, on scrolled uprights with similar surmount and cross stretcher, trestle base with scrolled feet and castors, 50 1/2" high, 36" wide (Illustrated).