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An Edwardian brass bamboo design firescreen, mirror glassed inlay with floral decoration. 77cm H x 56cm W

An Art Nouveau mahogany firescreen, with inlaid paterae, satin lined panels and square platform capitals.

AN EDWARDIAN CIRCULAR MAHOGANY CENTRE TABLE together with an oak barley twist firescreen with pressed leather panel, 19th century rush seated chair and a carver chair (4)

An early 20th century Japanese silkwork panel of two kittens, mounted as an oak firescreen, panel 40 x 43cm and J. Baudet, set of four colour prints of cats and kittens; Chats de Touts les Pays ..., 24 x 44cmCondition:-Japanese silkwork panel: Probably a little faded but with fair differentiation of colour, some scattered mould marks that are on the glass but one notable water stain in the top right corner.- 4 colour prints: Possibly slightly faded with a hint of acid staining around the margins, one or two tiny dirt specks but overall fair to good condition, later gilt frames a little rubbed.

A triple brass firescreen with star cut mirrors.

A 1930s ebonised and gilded firescreen with kingfisher and dragonfly design, on metal supports (h. 69cm x 46cm), £10-20

A 19th century late Victorian JAS Shoolbred of London firescreen / discretionary screen. Raised on stunning polished brass splayed feet supporting a mahogany frame with turned lower stretcher. The central glazed panel having a stunning needlepoint display of flowers. Measures: 101cm x 60cm x 9cm

Art Nouveau brass framed beveled edged mirrored firescreen (45cm x 73cm)

ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN

SID POLLARDA YORKSHIRE OAK FIRESCREEN, CIRCA 1960, the chamfered surround with carrying handle, enclosing a woolwork picture of a windmill and bridge behind a glass front, typically unsigned. 85.5cm high, 52.5cm wide

20th C brass neoclassical design firescreen

An advertising firescreen or store display for Will's Woodbines cigarettes, 72 x 49cm, together with other enamel and tin signs including Intercity Routes of Britain, Lyons Maid ice cream, framed Peppercorn Class A2 Pacific No. 60532 Blue Peter, three records including Memories of Steam and other reproduction unframed railway prints (qty).

A Victorian wrought iron and stained glass firescreen, the centre pane painted with a bird in prunus. 32' high

THREE ITEMS - A MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN WITH PRESSED FLOWER DECORATION, A MAHOGANY MAGAZINE RACK TABLE WITH LEATHER TOP AND A WHITE PAINTED DRESSING STOOL WITH HINGED TOP

PAIR OF 1917 BRASS TRENCH ART SHELL CASES, APPROXIMATELY 23cm HIGH, AND ALSO THREE-FOLD FIRESCREEN PLUS FIRESIDE TOOLS

EMBROIDERED FIRESCREEN

COPPER COFFEE TABLE AND FIRESCREEN

ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE OAK FIRESCREEN

An oak framed woolwork firescreen

Victorian Aesthetic period ebonised firescreen, circa 1885, centred with a foliate painted fabric panel within turned gilt line decorated supports, width 63cm, height 104cm

A VICTORIAN GILTWOOD AND BERLIN WOOLWORK FIRESCREEN, C1860   the leafy scrolling carved frame enclosing a raised woolwork  banner of a glass eyed spaniel on fountain amidst flowers before a castellated mansion, 111cm h, 77cm w Typical brown staining of the background otherwise in good condition as is the frame, original gilding but dusty/dirty

PARCEL OF MIXED FURNITURE ETC including a reproduction mahogany nest of three tables, two light wood storage stools and a towel rail, modern firescreen, segmented wall mirror and F GREAVES framed watercolour - titled 'Friar's Crag, Derwent Water', dated 1907, 35 x 53cms

Floral silk and gold thread needlework panel housed in a firescreen together with six woolwork pictures

Early 20th Century gilt brass firescreen of rococo design

Arts and Crafts brass framed firescreen with copper embossed panel, 30ins high x 20ins wide

A mahogany and needlework firescreen

An Arts & Crafts stained glass firescreen H.94cm

Victorian walnut framed firescreen mounted by pierced scroll work, moulded rounded rectangular frame enclosing needlepoint, raised on barley twist supports and carved cabriole legs, 89cm wide and 132cm high.

A small wooden Firescreen having tapestry of birds in a garden.

A mahogany firescreen with glazed silk geese by pond design.

Early 20th century Folding Table decorated with a Japanese Lacquered Scene, 55cms wide together with a 19th century Satinwood and Ebony Strung Firescreen with Silk Embroidered Panel, 108cms high

Victorian Washstand (lacking marble top), Painted Firescreen, Modern Piano Stool, Tea Towel Rack and a Tall Stool (lacking seat)

A George III carved and oil gilded, cheval firescreen, circa 1775 in the manner of Linnell, the cartouche shaped panel in the form of crossed palm fronds and now inset with a 19th century armorial panel with the motto 'Spectemur Agendo', the conforming supports with a crossed frond stretcher and splayed feet, 122cm high, 65cm wide, 30cm deep Footnote: The arms on the tapestry panel are identifiable as being of the illustrious Admiral Sir Edward Thornbrough (1754-1834) GCB and was likely supplied to him for his home Bishopteignton Lodge in Devon. Thornbrough was a senior, long-serving veteran officer of the British Royal Navy during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. He saw action in the American Revolutionary War, the French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars, being wounded several times and once captured by American forces after a shipwreck. During the wreck, his conduct towards American prisoners aboard his ship was considered so exemplary that the American authorities later released him without parole or exchange. During the later conflict, Thornbrough won praise for taking his frigate into the thick of the action at the Glorious First of June, towing the shattered HMS Bellerophon to safety after she was isolated by several French ships of the line. Later, Thornbrough became a senior admiral in both the Channel Fleet and the Mediterranean Fleet under Cuthbert Collingwood, who held him in high esteem. He retired in 1818 and settled in Devon with his third wife, dying in 1834.He married three time: firstly in 1784 Anne Le Cras (died 1801), by whom he had an only son Edward Le Cras Thornbrough (1795-1857) later an Admiral in the Royal Navy. He married secondly in 1801 Elizabeth Jeynes (1775-1813) and in 1813 for the third time Frances Le Cras (died 1851) sister of his first wife both being daughters of Edward Le Cras Commander of the Royal Navy. Sir Edward was a descendant of John Thornb(o)rough (1551-1641) Bishop of Worcester.

Collection of seven various occasional tables and needlework panel firescreen.

A large mahogany firescreen decorated with still life flowers.

Framed woolwork firescreen and a framed piece of embroidery

20TH CENTURY OAK FIRESCREEN, with embroidered panel, 80cm high, 57cm wide

Arts and Crafts folding firescreen or draught screen with carved decoration, oak 79cm high

Arts & Crafts firescreen, circa 1890 inset embroidered panel attributed to Leek Embroidery Society 87cm high

Cotswold School oak firescreen with embroidered central panel, the frieze with carved initials 'HW' and 'EW' plus oak leaf motif 62cm high x 84.5cm high x 15cm deep

FOUR ITEMS - AN OAK SEWING BOX, TWO STOOLS AND A MAHOGANY AND TAPESTRY FIRESCREEN

A 19th century rosewood firescreen, with a floral decorated glazed panel, raised on pierced supports, W122cm

A stained pine open hanging shelf unit, W54cm, a Victorian mahogany towel rail, and a firescreen (3)

Cast iron fire surround with arched opening, Art Deco style iron fender and Art Deco style firescreen with hammered brass surrounded by oak frame (3) 

A Vintage Kenyan Tea Box, Painted Firescreen and Collection of Sundries

Two fold carved oak firescreen.

A 19thC bamboo firescreen with floral painting.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD FIRESCREEN, with retractable pleated fabric panel and a rise and fall shelf. 90cm high, 49cm wide

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK AND COPPER FIRESCREEN, CIRCA 1900, with ovolo moulded projecting cornice above a copper panel depicting a maiden standing beside a sundial feeding a dove with three further doves drinking at her feet, flanked by fluted uprights continuing to fluted Omega-shaped feet. 94.5cm high, 67cm wide

An antique stained oak duet footstool with woven string top and turned supports - sold with a woolwork panel firescreen

A Victorian carved and polished oak hall chair with decorative pierced acanthus scroll and boss back panel, set on barley twist and turned supports - sold with a firescreen and an oval wall mirror

A tapestry firescreen, the tapestry depicts a pug dog seated on a pillow, with a green velvet and braid surround, in a gilt frame on scroll feet, approx 64 x 107 cms

A Victorian mahogany purdonium/coal scuttle; a wrought and pressed metal firescreen; another (3)

A mid 20th century New Home sewing machine and a gilt framed tapestry firescreen

A Mahogany framed Firescreen, very nicely needle worked with stylised plants, 26'' wide x 50'' high

A Victorian mahogany Firescreen, with floral needlework panel on outsplayed legs. (1)

AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD CHEVAL FIRESCREEN WITH WOOLWORK BANNER, 38CM W

Early 20th Century swivel firescreen, the tapestry decorated with peacock amongst foliage. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A BRASS FAN FIRESCREEN

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS FENDER, width 138cm together with a three piece companion set, two warming pans, oak firescreen etc (8)