We found 7582 price guide item(s) matching your search

Refine your search

Year

Filter by Price Range
  • List
  • Grid
  • 7582 item(s)
    /page

Lot 114

An embroidered firescreen, decorted a parrot, 95 x 77, and another, 106 x 68 cm (2)

Lot 115

An Indian embroidered panel, decorated stylised boteh forms, inset into a firescreen, 80 x 59 cm

Lot 274

Shelf of Wedgwood, a firescreen, glassware and table lamps

Lot 1375

An Art Nouveau wrought iron and copper oval embossed firescreen with fleur de lys decoration 78cm tall

Lot 1367

A Victorian Aesthetic style firescreen with birds decorated with real feathers, 37 x 86cm

Lot 176

A C.1900 tapestry panel firescreen, glazed. H.78 W.56cm

Lot 623

A late 19th century gilt-metal firescreen the oval mesh panel centred by a cast pair of garlanded putti within an elaborately cast frame decorated with swags, foliage and surmounted by a trophy. 89cm by 60cm.

Lot 998

A Victorian crewelwork firescreen, 73cmH

Lot 824

A extending peacock brass firescreen

Lot 330

A vintage brass peacock firescreen

Lot 429

A cast and wrought iron armorial firescreen, with removeable sparkguard, 48 x 29 x 69.5 cm

Lot 518

An Edwardian walnut framed firescreen with Jacquard woven panels, on splay supports, 26" wide x 40 1/2" high, and a walnut stool of Queen Anne design with needlepoint seat, on cabriole supports and pad feet, 21" long x 15" deep x 17" high

Lot 318

Contemporary arched top gilt framed overmantel mirror and Edwardian brass framed mirror firescreen (2).

Lot 1070

A heavy gauge iron work firescreen with open scrollwork and mesh panel, together with a blacksmith made fire tool, the screen 83 cm (full height) x 78 cm wide

Lot 1131

An Adam design brass mounted cast iron fire grate, width 74cm, depth 44cm, height 65cm, together with a brass rococo style mesh firescreen. Condition - poor to fair Mesh rusted, coming away from the frame and has losses to bottom section

Lot 372

An Arts & Crafts embroidered panel after the 'Rose & Olive' design by William Morris, on a dusky pink ground, 54 by 52cm, mounted as a firescreen, 75cm high, 56cm wide

Lot 1225

Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin (British 1870-1935). Huntsman outside a tavern, watercolour and gouache, signed lower left, 100 x 159cm. Framed and glazed. This was reputedly the firescreen in Aldin's grandchildren's nursery. Condition Report: Under glass, some slight cracking/ crazing to surface, would benefit from a clean.

Lot 2372

A Victorian mahogany firescreen, with domed top above the tapestry panel, on a tripod base, height 150cm.

Lot 804

A brass and aluminium fireside set comprising two pairs of andirons, a log basket, a firescreen and a further quantity of metalware including a brass Gothic coal bin, two cast iron wall mounted sconces, a three-blade propeller, a set of bellows, two coal shovels, a cast iron fire front and a brass coal bucket.

Lot 772

A SET OF 19th CENTURY MAHOGANY BED STEPS(converted to library use), a rosewood firescreen with writing flap, and a mahogany night stool (3)

Lot 109

FIRESIDE ITEMS including Arts & Crafts firescreen with iron frame and beaten copper body, 112 (h) x 78 (w) x 32cms (d), pair of Art Nouveau style brass fireside companions, 51cms (h) etc.Provenance: private collection Conwy

Lot 997

An Edwardian mahogany and gilt tooled Spanish leather country house firescreen, with central monogram, 127cm h, 93cm l Minor losses but in good overall condition, leather a little dry but sound, the lacing mostly intact

Lot 651

A Victorian carved mahogany wool work firescreen

Lot 171

A Victorian mahogany towel rail and an early 20th Century carved oak firescreen

Lot 225

A Victorian style brass peacock folding firescreen

Lot 1478

Pine Folding Clothes Airer, firescreen, small child's rocking chair (3).

Lot 986

A William IV rosewood firescreen stand - now converted as a standard lamp, with a tripod base, 136cm high.

Lot 2131

A mid-20th century yew firescreen, in the manner of Edward Barnsley, height 77cm, width 48cm.

Lot 2082

A large late 19th century mahogany framed firescreen, inset with a silkwork and metal thread panel, height 107cm, width 78cm.

Lot 717

A vintage brass peacock firescreen.

Lot 334

A what not, tea trolley, lamp, firescreen etc

Lot 1443

Mid 20th Century brass firescreen with retractable curtain, pair of brass fire dogs and a set of three fire irons

Lot 1037

A Secessionist period toleware three fold japanned steel firescreen, each panel width 38cm, height 110cm. Condition - fair

Lot 1290

An early 20th Century oak cake stand, a vintage metamorphic firescreen (converts to tea or card table) and a modern wall mirror (37 x 30cm)

Lot 1329

An antique tapestry firescreen

Lot 5556

Hardwood firescreen, moulded frame enclosing rectangular panel carved in high relief depicting Chinese artisans, on splayed feet Dimensions: Length/Width: 73cm  Depth/Diameter: 63cm

Lot 2264

19th Century Mahogany Firescreen on a turned and carved tripod base, the linen screen embroidered with decorative 18th century style coloured silk flower heads with a central exotic bird, in a mahogany frame, 69cm by 58cm (screen size),Late 18th Century Embroidery depicting floral motifs under a blue stone archway, in a mahogany firescreen on tripod base, embroidery size 48cm by 61cm,(2)

Lot 134

WILLIAM MORRIS (ENGLISH, 1834-1894) 'OLIVE AND ROSE' FIRESCREEN; DESIGNED CIRCA 1880; LATE 19TH CENTURY Embroidered panel, coloured silks on silk, glazed in footed mahogany frame. Frame; 82cm high, 63cm wide Silk panel; 57cm x 57.5cm Provenance: Mr. & Mrs. Curling Hunter, 9, Westbourne Terrace, London, and thence by descent Literature: Mason/Marsh/Lister/Bain/Faurby, May Morris; Arts & Crafts Designer, Thames & Hudson/V&A Museum, 2022, p.72 Condition Report: Panel in good condition. The frame with slight wear and a repaired break to one foot.Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 2604

AN OAK BARLEY TWIST FIRESCREEN AND TWENTY FOUR FRAMED JOHN PLAYER OLD NAVAL CARDS

Lot 1161

Two 19th century mahogany polescreens, each raised on circular platform bases, one polescreen with a square beaded floral patterned panel and the other with a circular floral patterned needlework panel, tallest 154cm high and a tapestry firescreen of mallards (3) Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud 

Lot 1155

Early 19th century mahogany polescreen, the shield-shaped panel having a silk and painted embroidery of a girl carrying a basket of fruit and firewood, th embroidered detail sowing a border of a vine, autumn berriesand ribbon bows,  done in chain stitch,  satin stitch and french knot, the girl's dress pale blue and cream satin stitch, the firewood and other details highlighlighted in gold thread, her face, arms and feet painted, there is splitting from age on the silk, there is also toning to the silk panel, (46cm x 37cm) raised on three scrolling supports with ball feet, 130cm high and an early 20th century oak-framed firescreen having a floral silk embroidered panel, 84cm high x 64cm wide (2) 

Lot 1184

Victorian mahogany firescreen, the surround with heavy foliate scroll carving and floral crest and raised on four carved splayed legs terminating in castors, with an embroidered panel depicting children with animals, 111cm high x 58cm wide  Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud

Lot 1148

Early 20th century giltwood firescreen in the French manner with carved ribbon detail to top, needlework inlaid panel and raised on four foliate carved scrolling legs, 108cm high x 66cm wide and a 19th century rosewood polescreen, the oval screen inset with a later needlework panel, 146cm high (2)  Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud

Lot 644

A VICTORIAN EMBROIDERED FIRESCREEN DEPICTING TWO CHILDREN (2)Mounted in a Rococo style carved oak frame, 70cm high; and an Italian coat-of-arms, on paper, entitled RIZZI, 62cm high

Lot 1999

A gilt wood firescreen of rectangular outline, with silk work panel within fluted columns with pineapple finials, raised on swept feet linked by stretcher, W. 64cm, H. 113cm.

Lot 169

Art Deco oak glazed small firescreen with panel for a picture/embroidery to be mounted inside. Approx. 60cms H reasonable used condition

Lot 210

EMBROIDERED FIRE SCREEN TOGETHER WITH AN EDWARDIAN FIRESCREEN WITH COOPER PANEL & STANDARD LAMP

Lot 506

A George I style folding tea table, early 20th century, on claw and ball feet, together with a Victorian tapestry firescreen (2)

Lot 684

A late Victorian brass and stained glass firescreen. Brass frame with leaded, stained and painted glass panels featuring flames. H79cm x W78cm x D22cm

Lot 1322

A Victorian Aesthetic style firescreen with birds decorated with real feathers, 37 x 86cm

Lot 273

An excellent quality Victorian carved tilt top firescreen table. 34x97cm down. 34x90cm up (1)

Lot 927

A mixed lot of furniture; tapestry firescreen, nest of tables, carved wood occasional table, oak drop leaf table & four chairs, Victorian balloon back chair and a mid 20th century bookcase with sliding glass doors.

Lot 209

A mixed lot comprising Victorian cast iron fire curb, Victorian toleware coal scuttle, cast iron shovel and an oak folding firescreen/table.Lenght of 86cm and a width of 23cm.

Lot 1237

A polychrome sheet metal and wire mesh firescreen, second quarter 20th c, with fanciful birds and animals, 89 x 63cm

Lot 1212

A giltwood firescreen, c1900, the silk covered back with magazine wallet, glazed needlework banner, 100cm h, 66cm w gilding repainted and worn

Lot 1262

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN, with foliate and scrolled details, barley twist supports and stretcher, raised on shaped legs, with brass castors, width 55cm x depth 42cm x height 111cm (condition report: overall good condition, some stains to the rear, frame strong)

Lot 1394

A firescreen, in a carved walnut frame, inset with a tapestry panel, 10 x 75 cm

Lot 268

A large, ornate Victorian tapestry firescreen with barley twist decor, 975mm tall x 781mm wide

Lot 357

Robert Mouseman Thompson (1876-1955): An English oak firescreen, with a tapestry hunting scene inset, and engraved '1938', a carved mouse on the top handle, 82 cm high x 51 cm wide, together with two 'Mouseman' carved oak ashtrays, 10 cm x 7.5 cm.Qty: 3Each item given as a gift by Robert Thompson himself, to the vendor's parents as a wedding gift in 1938. They lived locally to him and were friends.Screen with light surface wear and marks, commensurate with age. Structurally sound. The needlework is likely to be contemporary to the piece, given the provenance. Wear to the ashtrays.

Loading...Loading...
  • 7582 item(s)
    /page

Recently Viewed Lots