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A mahogany Firescreen with floral embroidered panel , 31in H

A William IV carved rosewood firescreen, the rectangular floral needlework panel to a lappet frame, the scroll surmount centred Prince of Wales plumes, the baluster turned stem (reduced) with scroll supports, to a quatreform base on turned feet, 3ft 1.5in (95cm) high.

A Victorian mahogany firescreen, the shaped panel having Berlin woolwork scene of a parakeet on a branch, the stand having turned pillar, trefoil base with bun feet, 19" x 22".

A Victorian bamboo framed firescreen with a printed linen panel.

A Victorian rosewood adjustable firescreen with rise and fall panel on sabre legs. 18" wide.

A late 19th century brass framed mirrored folding firescreen with floral painted decoration

An Art Nouveau style brass framed mirrored folding firescreen with floral painted decoration

A brass framed mirrored firescreen

An Art Nouveau wrought iron framed hammered and embossed firescreen

Arts & Crafts copper and steel firescreen, 20in x 24in (50.7cm x 61cm)

Arts & Crafts brass firescreen, of square shape with repousse decoration of stylised plant forms, on splayed brass supports, 24 1/2in (62cm) wide

Glasgow school Art Deco embroidered firescreen, with a panel of girls and lambs in abstract landscape setting

A BRASS FIRESCREEN, early 20th Century, quarter cut inset mahogany panel of stylized tendril motifs, height 82cm

A MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN, c.1880, spindle gallery, scrapwork panel, height 105cm

A 19th CENTURY GILTWOOD LARGE FIRESCREEN having carved raised shell, floral, leaf and scroll decoration, silk centre (a/f) on splayed feet, 1m 47cm high, 75cm wide

An Arts and Crafts wrought iron and copper firescreen, the shaped screen repousse decorated with a domed central panel surrounded by scrolled foliage and centred with an enamelled roundel, the frame with beaten finish and scrolling handle 56cm wide x 70cm high

An Arts and Crafts copper and wrought iron firescreen, the shaped panel repousse decorated with a galleon in full sail, enclosed within shaped frame with strut supports and scrolling handle 68cm wide

A brass mesh firescreen and a painted folding bed table.

Late Victorian bamboo framed Firescreen with panel of flowers worked in wools with ivory mount

Edwardian Mahogany Firescreen Tapestry Insert On Claw Foot

A narrow late 19th Century French ladies desk, the detachable writing box with a brass gallery and a white marble top, the back with a pull up firescreen, turned legs with gilt metal fluting, on four spool feet, 52cm wide x 103cm high

A Victorian mahogany firescreen with needlework panel.

An Edwardian wrought iron framed firescreen with bevelled glass panels.

An unusual Hugh Wallis pewter inlaid copper firescreen decorated with stylized rose roundel stamped HW monogram 78cm. high.

A copper and brass demi-lune firescreen and fender and a matching straight fender

A copper Art Nouveau mirrored firescreen

Rosewood cheval firescreen circa 1830, the rising rectangular panel with pleated fabric frame with hinged shelf, turned stretcher and sledge feet. Width 52cms, 17ins.

Victorian walnut firescreen, with large silkwork on a canvas panel, flanked by barley twist supports on scrolling downswept feet, 110 high x 60cm wide

A Victorian walnut firescreen, with pierced cresting, the rectangular frame supported by two barley twist uprights, enclosing a crewel work floral spray, pierced apron, and on scroll end supports joined by conforming stretcher, 45_" high, 31" wide.

A Victorian rosewood and tapestry inset firescreen, circa 1860, with scroll toprail, barley supports, on acanthus cabriole legs and scroll feet, height 111cm x width 61cm, 43 1/2 inches x 24 inches.

A Chippendale style mahogany firescreen, with pierced decoration inset with a floral needlework panel, raised on shaped feet, 110cm (43in) high, and a walnut cabriole legged stool a continental 19th century single chair (3).

An Edwardian inlaid rosewood occasional chair and a firescreen (2).

A 19th century French tole 'Chinoiserie' firescreen, the black ground decorated figures and building by the sea, on painted bronze open foliage legs to paw feet, 3ft 6.75in (108.5cm) high.

A Regency mahogany firescreen with a rising top raised on reeded lyre end supports

OAK FRAMED FIRESCREEN, with floral needlework panel, width 24"

An Art Nouveau walnut firescreen of shaped rectangular form with silkwork floral study and all raised on slender outswept supports, 60cm x 90cm

A Victorian mahogany rococo revival firescreen, the shaped plushwork and gros point floral panel within a scrolling pierced leafy frame, on conforming open stand and scroll legs, 49in high, c.1850

A 19TH CENTURY WALNUT FIRESCREEN, the carved floral top above a pair of etched glazed pull open doors on metal supports, 27in wide (68.5cm), 48in high (122cm).

A bamboo and painted glass firescreen

An Edwardian Sutherland Table, on splay legs; a Chinese lacquer firescreen (2).

An Edwardian Mahogany and Glazed Three Fold Firescreen, on trestle base.

An art nouveau penwork firescreen depicting a lady's head to one side and peacocks to the other and with ebonised surround, 43cm wide.

A Victorian rosewood firescreen, the woolwork picture depicting a continental church and figures, raised on a carved tripod base, 53cm x 52cm.

A Victorian maple firescreen with an embroidered panel, with damage.

An Edwardian brass folding firescreen the three sections with bevelled lead glazed panels, the lozenge pierced top rail with urn finials, 79cm high; and a D shaped brass mesh sparkguard 67cm, one glass panel defective, (2).

A George IV Rosewood Ladies' Firescreen/Work Table, the rectangular glazed needlework panel hinged to reveal a baize-lined writing slope with stationery compartments, on end supports joined by a turned stretcher, on scroll feet, {115cm by 69cm}.

A 19th century firescreen of rococo form, with gilt decoration and a central petit point panel, on splayed legs.

A 19th century giltwood firescreen, with an embroidered floral panel, the frame carved with foliate scrolls on end supports, 107 high x 75cm wide

A mid 19th century giltwood and gesso firescreen, the bead and wool work floral panel within a guillouche moulded frame to leaf baluster supports, a conforming spiral fluted stretcher to scroll legs, (repairs and loss), 26.5in (67.2cm) wide.

A Victorian rosewood pole firescreen, the turned urn finial to an octofoil frame on moulded baluster and petal stem to a quatrefoil base with carved paw feet, 14.5in (37cm) wide.

AN ART NOUVEAU EMBOSSED COPPER AND IRON FRAMED FIRESCREEN of arched form, decorated with a display of stylised flowers, raised on curved dual end supports, 63cm (2ft 0 3/4in) wide.

A Victorian mahogany and rosewood firescreen, the shaped panel with a dancing couple, 134cm high

A 60 SQUADRON FIRESCREEN. Circa 1936 60 Bomber Squadron were at Kohat, on the N W Frontier. Inset into an older Walnut frame, the embroidered Squadron badge with motto. 30", (76cm) high, 16", (40.5cm) wide.

Art Nouveau brass firescreen, the glass panel decorated with stylised elongated floral motifs in coloured beads, 17.75in (45.1cm) wide

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY-FRAMED NEEDLEWORK FIRESCREEN having a foliate and scroll-pierced surmount between turned finials on three-quarter columns, a pierced apron and four downcurved legs with scroll toes, on castors, the rectangular needlework depicting a perching bird amidst roses and other flowers, 69cm wide x 121.5cm high, (27in x 47.8in)

A large Victorian walnut firescreen surmounted by a pierced scrolling pediment, a glazed panel enclosed the still-life needlework flowers, flanked by bobbin turned uprights, raised on carved scrolling feet, 33.5in. x 55.5in. high.

A brass mounted firescreen with coloured decorated glass panel on scroll feet and two brass urn pattern finials, 17in. x 32in. high overall.

A Victorian mahogany framed Firescreen with Chinese silk, silver and gold thread embroidered panels of Imperial Dragon with five claws, Wheel of Life, Umbrella and Conch Shell on a red ground, 3ft 2in W x 3ft 6in H

A Victorian rosewood pole firescreen, the needlework panel depicting ducks within a scroll frame to a turned stem and carved triform base, 16.5in (42cm) wide.

An early 19th century mahogany pole firescreen, the octagonal petit point panel to a baluster turned stem on tripod base, 14in (35.6cm) wide.