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Lot 1000
A VICTORIAN WALNUT MIRROR OF SEGMENTAL DESIGN WITH FLUTED AND ROUNDEL CARVED FRIEZE, CHANNELED FRAME, FITTED FOUR BEVELLED MIRROR PANELS WITH BALL AND SPIRE PENDANTS, 85CM H X 40CM W; TOGETHER WITH A MAHOGANY FRAMED FIRESCREEN WITH SHIELD SHAPED BANNER UPHOLSTERED IN FLORAL GROS POINT FLANKED BY A PAIR OF PILLARS, FOUR SWEPT LEGS JOINED BY A HORIZONTAL STRETCHER, 84CM H X 58CM W (2) Condition report Mirror reconstructed, generally good; wear consistent with age. Firescreen with scuffs, abrasions and scratches consistent with age and later banner
Lot 60
EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FIRESCREEN, in the style of Gillows of Lancaster, with rectangular rise and fall later-upholstered screen, in a square section frame with drop flap top, raised on well carved leaf-capped and C-scrolled cabriole legs with sunken castors united by turned stretcher, 98cms high Condition Report: small chip to one corner moulding, one swing flap restored.
Lot 407
A QUANTITY OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY COPPER AND BRASSWARE, including four copper kettles, brass based oil lamp, three magazine racks, a pair of copper bellows, a mirrored firescreen with painted decoration, fireside implements, a brass oil lamp base, a Chinese heavy brass charger, diameter 40cm (quantity)
Lot 245
A French gilt metal and mesh firescreen in Rococo Revival style, early 20th century, of cartouche form and cast with rocaille overall, raised on twin conforming legs; with two fenders, one with pierced frieze loosely in Gothic style raised on ball feet, the other a wirework and gilt metal spark guardCondition Report: The fire screen is: 71 x 62cmThe larger fender is: 31cm high, 126 wide, 28 deepThe smaller fender is: 27 x 29cm The items in the lot bear the usual minor marks, knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age and use.The mesh in the firescreen is a little bit dirty, but aside from that and some denting it appears intact.Polish residue in the recesses, and some rubbing to the gilding. The small fender has a damage to the top rail, where the metal is slightly bent. This example is also quite tarnished. the other fender has some surface oxidisation to the mesh and bottom rail, but aside from some bending to the wirework appears intact. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 26
A coopered stick stand, 52cm high, together with a collection of various fire furniture, to include bellows, tools, a folding firescreen, 79cm high, a 'peacock' fire screen, 45cm high, and a brass coal helmet, 47cm long overall Provenance: Property from the collection of the late Mr. & Mrs. John da Silva
Lot 3
A WOODEN FIRESCREEN PANEL, THE FEET REMOVED, DECORATED TO COMMEMORATE THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS IN SOUTH AFRICA 1900, the central motif being in the form of a khaki kilt with bullion embroidered panels and battle honours Doornkop, Pretoria, Zamd River and Hout-hek, width 78cm, height 100cm. The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.The wooden frame with an occasional knock and one finial missing. The central panel sound with no evidence of moth or other damage. The bullion embroidery dull through age, the kilt pin rusted.
Lot 499
AN ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE WROUGHT IRON AND COPPER FIRESCREEN with embossed decoration of a peacock, and enamel Ruskin style roundels, 51cm wide 52cm high; together with a pair of andirons Good condition overall. Some patination/oxidisation as one would expect. Both roundels are good, some crazing, but no cracks The andirons are also good – there’s some movement in the bolted joints, but an easy enough fix I think. Generally no real issues, Futher images on request.
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