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A 19th Century carved giltwood and gesso firescreen, the frame decorated with c-scrolls and foliate ornament, shaped supports and splay feet, 89cm.

A Victorian rosewood firescreen having a rectangular Berlin wool work panel of flowers with bead work and gros point needlework on a turned carved column tripartite base.

An Arts and Crafts wrought iron firescreen decorated with vase of flowers inside scrollwork border unmarked 73cm. wide.

A bamboo firescreen with decorated glass panel

A brass firescreen

A GOOD GEORGE IV BRASS-MOUNTED ROSEWOOD FIRESCREEN in the manner of George Smith, circa 1825, having a brass pole with cartouche-form mahogany -framed petit-point floral needlework screen, the stem having a gilt acanthus socket, spirally-reeded broadening stem and gilt foliate terminal, on a concave triangular base with scrolled-over feet applied with scaly sea-creatures, 140cm, (55in) high

A Regency ebonised and parcel gilt firescreen with a yellow silk raised banner on stiff leaf end supports and fluted outswept legs, 82 high x 41.5cm wide

An oak firescreen of joined rectangular form on triangular supports, with a Chinese embroidered panel, stamped HES 448, 57 high x 48cm wide

A Benham & Froude 'Aesthetic' brass firescreen, the rectangular mesh screen applied with an embossed and engraved bird and branches in Japanese style, within a tubular stand of asymmetrical geometric design with outswept feet, registration lozenge for 1880, 71 high x 70cm wide

A woolwork folding firescreen/table.

A large French style walnut firescreen, the ornate frame decorated with acanthus leaf scrolls and centred by a fine needlework floral tapestry, raised on leaf carved scrolling legs, 30in. x 57.5in. high.

An Arts & Crafts copper firescreen embossed with a galleon, 77 x 56cm

An Arts and Crafts embossed copper and oak firescreen, early 20th century, stamped 'R2045101' to the underside

An ebonised wood fabric mounted firescreen, probably Austrian, early 20th century, circular panel with monogram 'O.M.'

A mahogany firescreen inset with embroidered panel of poppy flowers and seedheads unmarked 107cm. high

A copper and cast iron firescreen the shaped copper screen stamped in relief with sprays of foliage 72cm. high.

A copper firescreen attributed to John Williams at the Guild of Handicraft, hammered in relief with a peacock unmarked 75cm. high.

A copper firescreen in the form of a pendant, stamped in relief with a galleon in sail unmarked 78.5cm. high.

A GEORGE III GROSS AND PETIT POINT NEEDLEWORK FIRESCREEN PANEL worked with a lady in a garden, in an oval surrounded by ribbon-tied floral sprays, 20 1/4in. (52cm.) x 17 1/2in. (45cm.)

Regency rosewood firescreen having a turned roll top, hinged shelf, cream damask panel on carved scroll twin supports and splay feet, 40cm.

Three-fold green painted rectangular firescreen decorated with coloured engravings, 159cm.

A late Victorian firescreen, 92cm high

Arts and Crafts Period hammered copper firescreen, with a wrought iron frame, 85cm

Mahogany and rosewood framed tapestry firescreen, late 19th Century, the silkwork panel of intertwined flora within a frame surmounted by brass urn finials, raised on splayed legs with a wavy stretcher, width 51cm

A Louis XVI style giltwood framed firescreen, h.112cm, w.77cm.

A 19th century mahogany pole firescreen, the needlework panel depicting a greyhound, on an inverted baluster turned stem to three cabriole legs to club feet, 18.5in (47cm) wide.

ENGLISH SCHOOL, An Arts and Crafts wrought iron and embossed copper firescreen, circa 1900, the arched open scrollwork top above six embossed and pierced stylised foliate motifs, on scroll feet84.5cm. high by 96cm. wide; 2ft 9in. by 3ft 1in.

A large metal work firescreen decorated with birds and butterflies

A fine Newlyn copper firescreen by John Pearson, the hammered panel embossed with cranes holding a snake in their beak, standing amongst foliage with further snakes, raised on wrought-iron feet, 22" square, impressed mark verso, JP in oval.

A Victorian oak pole firescreen, with a floral needlework panel on a turned stem, to a quatreform base.

A mahogany pole firescreen, the 19th century floral needlework panel on a turned stem to three ebony line inlaid splay legs, 18.5in (47cm) wide.

An excellent Victorian rosewood firescreen, the frame carved with flowerheads, scrolls and fruit in high relief, enclosing a petit-point needlework panel depicting an allegory of mediaeval equestrian figures fleeing from a castle ablaze, with pierced apron below, on scroll legs, 26.5" wide (DI).

A late 19th Century Japanese four-panel firescreen, decorated with panels of foliage and bamboo, with lattice pierced centres, the reverse with parquetry panels, 37" high (DI).

Late Victorian mahogany and bevelled glass 3-fold firescreen, formerly in foyer of studio, 1 Oxford Street Cinema, each fold 164 x 61cm

An Art Nouveau copper firescreen embossed with a leaf pattern, and a copper dish

A firescreen with a Japanese silk-on-silk embroidery depicting a dignitary and his servant with a brass hinged clamp top and an oak frame.

An embroidered firescreen depicting the United Kingdom within an oak frame.

A brass firescreen with an Art Nouveau style handle to top, glass panel and splayed feet, 61cm wide.

ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS: A small William IV rosewood firescreen, with rising rose silk panel and set with draught mouldings above a shaped apron, on lotus scroll supports and sledge base, 18in wide, 32in high, c.1835

FOLLOWER OF GEORGE CLINT, ARA (1770-1854) PORTRAIT OF A LADY Seated full length wearing a white dress, upon a chaise longue, a gilt-framed firescreen behind her depicting an Arab scene, oil on canvas 74.5 x 61.5cm. ++ Patched repairs; old minor damages; needs some general attention and a clean.

Rosewood or stained beech framed firescreen, the bobbin turned frame enclosing a fabric panel of cheval supports..

A fine Victorian mahogany firescreen with ornate acanthus leaf carved cresting rail above the needlework panel depicting a child and a dog, flanked by a pair of turned pilasters, raised on a turned and leaf carved column with triform base and paw feet, 33in. x 61in. high.

A stained glass window within a mahogany frame, later adapted to form a firescreen, 80cm wide.

An oak framed tapestry firescreen

An Edwardian mahogany firescreen with rose patterned silk panel. (AF). 46" high, 27" wide.

A mid 19th century giltwood firescreen, carved overall with flowers, scrolls and leaves, the cartouche shaped banners on ends supports, a stretcher and outswept scroll legs, 99 high x 44cm wide

A good Edwardian carved walnut firescreen, with an oval needlework panel and outsplayed feet, 75cm high

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN, needlework panel of trees and dragonflies over an open bar base, height 85cm, width 70cm

A gilt foliated metal oval-shaped firescreen frame on foliated pierced scroll feet, 28.5 in. x 28in. high.

An oak framed needlework firescreen

A 19th century pine towel rail and a firescreen

A Victorian brass framed firescreen with a bevelled mirror panel painted, arched handle to the top with pad feet.

A Victorian Mahogany Firescreen, having a glazed rectangular panel of Arts and Crafts needlework within a channelled frame, raised on inverted sabre feet joined by a turned stretcher, {indistinctly stamped on the base MORRIS & CO, 449 OXFORD STREET 837}, {83cm by 70cm}

A Mahogany and Glazed Firescreen, with grooved frame enclosing a plain glass panel with central etched scene of an Arab on camel back within a strap reserve, with acanthus carved top rail handle {105cm high}

A Victorian mahogany pole firescreen, with silkwork panel on turned column and circular base with bun feet

An Art Nouveau brass and glass beaded firescreen, the central panel showing stylised florets in colours against a pale green ground created by a cloisonne technique using tiny coloured glass beads instead of enamels, supported on sinuous legs with looped handle above, 73.5cm. high.

Brass firescreen.

A mahogany firescreen with two folding wings, on splayed legs, 30" wide.

An Edwardian mahogany open elbow chair, the central splat inlaid in Art Nouveau style; also a folding firescreen (2).

An early 20th century Japanese shibayama lacquered firescreen with raised ivory cockerel. 87cm high