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A Brass Peacock Firescreen

A QUANTITY OF VARIOUS OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a modern oak magazine rack, two pub tables, oak teak trolley, another tea trolley, Edwardian firescreen, Cherrywood coffee table, stool (sd) two standard lamps and three table lamps including a brass putto lamp (13)

AN EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY BRASS AND LEAD GLAZED FIRESCREEN, width 70cm x height 67cm

A mahogany framed firescreen having Oriental style silkwork inset

An Arts & Crafts oak firescreen with arched centre handle to top enclosing a glazed crewel work style floral deer and rabbit panel, on arched carved supports (h.88cm x 55cm)

A Victorian brass painted mirror back firescreen raised on shaped supports (one pad foot missing) (h.62cm x 41cm)

Edwardian oak framed two fold firescreen, the three rectangular panels painted with storks and flowers, with gilt metal ribbon tie cresting (93cm x 85cm)

An oak barleytwist firescreen and beech kitchen stool

Tapestry firescreen

Pair of 19th century reversible Box Stools with carry handles at the top and bottom, 41cms wide x 41cms high together with a Firescreen

'Take Courage' Brewery Brass firescreen, featuring cockerel to centre, hops and barley to border, 63cm high.

A 1920s oak framed firescreen raised to shallow cabriole legs with pad feet, the central panel detailed with a needlework floral study, height 98cm and width 60cm.

A large Victorian walnut firescreen, the rectangular banner with a raised woolwork picture, depicting a parrot on a branch with flowers, etc, on turned and fluted supports, and splayed legs, (AF), 126cm high, 89cm wide.

A MAHOGANY TRIPOD TABLE WITH EMBROIDERED FIRESCREEN TOP

A CHINESE RED LACQUERED AND CARVED FIRESCREEN decorated in high relief with peacock and hen amongst, pine, bamboo and peonies, above two foliate panels and within a key pattern frame and on scroll feet, 91cm high and 107cm wide Condition Report: Available upon request

Early 20th Century copper firescreen, together with another brass mesh firescreen. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Early 20th Century firescreen on stand depicting exotic bird amongst foliage. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

ANTIQUE FOLDING TABLE FIRESCREEN

VINTAGE & LATER FURNITURE PARCEL, four items to include a folding card table, a reproduction mahogany single drawer hall table, a gilt tooled top wine table and a mahogany framed tapestry firescreen

A collection of miscellaneous occasional furniture to include a 19th century walnut and elm stool, a needlework firescreen, a jardiniere stand and a turned lamp standard. H.157cm (tallest)

A rectangular topped coffee table; a folding table; an oak octagonal topped table; an Art Deco firescreen; and a card table

A wrought iron and mesh firescreen

A firescreen decorated with a ship; and a pair of book ends

A Victorian firescreen, W.75cm, H.105cm and a later mahogany torchere

A 19th century copper and brass kettle with glass insulated handle and a copper and brass firescreen

DOLLS HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES a collection of modern dolls house furniture including a bureau bookcase, tallboy, chest of drawers, longcase clocks, tables and chairs, beds etc. Also with various accessories including rugs, candlesticks and candleabra, firescreen, small dolls etc (not all shown on the image).

A Victorian inlaid mahogany folding chair with upholstered seat, oval caned panel to back, flanked by barley twist columns, along with an Edwardian framed firescreen with embroidered panel

A heavily carved early 20thC oak firescreen, with metal mounts on a wrought iron stand with scroll front, the whole surmounted by a pierced turned handle, 78cm high.

Edwardian brass and mirrored firescreen, bowed shape surmounted with finials and with cut linear decoration, width 80cm, height 68cm (Viewing is by appointment only during published times. Bidding is by commission, telephone or online only. Condition report available on request).

An embroidered panel,'Maids of Honour', designed by May Morris in 1880-92, the verse reads 'Welcome maids of honour - You do bring in the spring and wait upon her', inset into a mahogany firescreen, 62cm wide90cm highProvenance: From a descendant of the Trevelyan Family of Wallington Hall, Northumberland.May Morris, William’s youngest daughter, was an important figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement. The verse is the opening of 'To Violets' by Robert Herrick, a 17th century poet. May helped transform embroidery from a domestic pastime - undervalued because it was mostly done by women - into a serious art form. Her work was exhibited widely and pieces like this showed what could be achieved by imaginative and inventive free-hand stitching, as opposed to the more plodding woolwork dominating much amateur production.May had become the head of Morris and Co.’s embroidery department by the time she was twenty-three, but she was concerned by the lack of professional organisations open to women and tried to redress this by founding the Women’s Guild of Arts in 1907.Wallington Hall is now owned by the National Trust. The interiors were remodelled with Pre-Raphaeliate art, sculpture and decoration. The artist William Bell Scott was commissioned to paint the walls with a series of vivid Pre-Raphaelite scenes depicting great moments in the history of Northumberland. Bell carried out most of the painting and one panel was painted by John Ruskin. Another Pre-Raphaelite friend of the Trevelyan family was sculptor Thomas Woolner, who created sculptures in the entrance hall. Lady Mary Terevelyan (1881-1966) was keen on the arts and there are a series of tapestries woven by her at Wallington Hall – it may be that she used the May Morris design from a pattern which was known to have been published in the ‘Day Book’.Condition report: See additional images.Fading to the colours of the embroidery. Blue ground with stains throughout. The right leg has had damage and the spindle support is no longer present.

Gilt framed bevelled wall mirror, light wood towel rail, firescreen with woolwork panel (3)

A QUANTITY OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include an early 20th Century oak oval topped occasional table, together with an oak nest of three tables, a carved oak firescreen, another firescreen, a Victorian mahogany toilet mirror, an elm milking stool, a carved coffee table, an oak torchere stand and an oak wall mirror (s.d.) (9)

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD OVERMANTEL MIRROR (top to a chiffioner), width 125cm x height 65cm together with an oak Arts and Crafts firescreen (2)

Cut Out Easel Back Firescreen in the form of a Vase of Flowers with decoupage style decoration, h.63cms

An Arts and Craft style oak stool, 83 cm wide, carved oak firescreen, 50 cm wide (2)

An oak coffer, a corner washstand, two side tables, firescreen and a set of five chairs (10)

A Victorian walnut work table having hinged rising lid enclosing compartments 54cm wide; together with a pokerwork spinning chair and a firescreen. This lot can only be collected on Saturday 5th September (10-2pm)

A Victorian stained and leaded glass panel, 54.5 x 56cm, (minor cracks), mounted in a 1920s oak firescreen. 

Hardwood firescreen with pleated fabric centre 23" wide x 32" high.

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS COPPER FIRESCREEN, A SIMILAR COAL BUCKET AND A MAHOGANY COMMODE

A painted dressing chest, firescreen, wine table, prints, lamp and a picture frame Condition Report: Available upon request

A brass fan firescreen, bucket etc Condition Report: Available upon request

A piano stool, firescreen and a standard lamp (3) Condition Report: Available upon request

A firescreen, corner cabinet, corner shelves and a wall mirror (4) Condition Report: Available upon request

An Art Nouveau mahogany and satinwood-strung firescreen, stylised form with an inset silk work panel, W63cm, H90cm

A limed oak-framed folding firescreen, with an inset needlework panel decorated with fish and shells, W63cm

A vintage brass firescreen of fan form , having 9 sections

A late Victorian carved oak stick stand, 60 cm wide, and a glass four fold firescreen (2)

An inlaid Edwardian mahogany drop-leaf Sutherland type tea table with satin-wood cross-banding and further inlaid detail raised on slender turned supports, together with one other, and an Edwardian firescreen enclosing a tapestry panel with armorial shield and a contempary Scandinavian extending dining table (4) (AF)

A slender 19th century mahogany wall mounted display cabinet enclosed by a pair of segmented glazed panelled doors beneath a projecting cornice, 81 cm wide x 18.5 cm deep x 76 cm high, together with three stools of varying size and design and a walnut firescreen with glazed floral tapestry panel within a crossbanded frame (5)

A 'Beaverman' oak firescreen, with embroidered 'duck' panel, height 74cm

A brass embossed coal box; and a brass embossed firescreen

A WALNUT CASED SINGER SEWING MACHINE, and another Singer sewing machine, together with a brass folding firescreen (3)

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND STRUNG RECTANGULAR WALL MIRROR, 46cm x 99cm (s.d.), a Victorian mahogany wavy triangular footstool on carved shaped feet, an oak barley twist occasional table and an oak firescreen (4)

A Victorian rosewood snap top firescreen with relief carved border and glazed Berlin woolwork panel depicting a Young Girl with Spaniel, raised on baluster column and carved tripod support (h.93cm (open) h.45cm (closed) x 57cm)

L M Clark (British) "Hunting Dogs" Oil on Board, Signed to lower right, 55cm x 47cm, Converted to a Firescreen, Having a Brass handle and feet, Overall 77cm x 61cm

Vintage Wood Bound Travel Trunk, Enclosing a fitted interior, 46cm high, 84cm wide, 50cm deep, Also with a Firescreen table, (2)

Quantity of Furniture, To include a Firescreen, Painted Cabinet, Towel Rail, Sewing Table, Teak Chest of Drawers etc, (11)

Brass firescreen, jam pan, scales and cast fender etc.

Oak Barley Twist Candlestick together with Wooden Twisted Stem Table Lamp plus a Firescreen