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Firescreen, C.1900 mahogany framed double sided with applied classical style decoration, glazed. H.92 W.61cm.

A brass embossed firescreen depicting interior scene, and a brass embossed coal box decorated with sailing ships

Victorian Dressing Table Mirror, shaped supports, serpentine base, firescreen and oval picture frame (3).

Edwardian brass and stained glass firescreen and Victorian mahogany pole screen on inverted triform base (2).

A framed Firescreen with needlepoint floral panel, 23'' wide x 31 1/2'' high.

A antique metal firescreen and a bamboo ladder (h150cm), shipping unavailable

A Victorian Mahogany Firescreen, of Country House proportions, with needlework panel between barley twist supports and on acanthus scroll feet, 130cm by 90cm, together with a walnut nursing chair with beadwork upholstery

A Japanese Shibayama Firescreen, Showa period, together with a Measham bargeware teapot and a crewel work bed cover (3)

VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FIRESCREEN, MID 19TH CENTURY inset with a stump and needlework panel depicting a perched bird of paradise above foliage, with pierced fretwork pediment, flanked by spiral column pillars and on curved supports117cm high, 87cm wide

A glazed needlework firescreen, 61cmH

A BRASS ARTS AND CRAFTS FIRESCREEN WITH EMBOSSED DECORATION, FINIALS AND CLAW FEET

A Victorian carved walnut and Berlin woolwork firescreen, mid 19th Century, the needlework cartouche shaped panel depicting equestrian and other figures, within an acanthus scroll surround with rocaille and cabochon cresting, 75cm (2ft 4.1/2in) wide

Firescreen with Braid and Needlework Panel, featuring exotic bird. 1960's golden oak circular coffee table, Middle Eastern example. (3)

A mahogany piano stool and a firescreen.

Victorian bamboo and painted glass firescreen

A Victorian brass peacock firescreen, height 60cm.

A mesh firescreen, width 97cm, together with a companion set on stand.

A handmade leaded glass firescreen/coffee table, shipping unavailable

An early 20th Century Art-Nouveau planished copper and brass firescreen, embossed with a stylised tulip. 17"w x 29"h.

A French Louis XVI style silk upholstered gilt wooden six-piece salon suite comprising a canape, four armchairs and a firescreen, 19th C.H 107,5 - L 168 - D 80 cm (the sofas) H 101,5 - L 70 - D 70 cm (the armchairs) H 99 - L 56 - 25 cm (the fire screen)

A nesting set of three tables with glass insets, and an early 20th century firescreen decorated with an embroidered parrot and exotic flowers barley twist supports and a vintage embroidered picture of a cottage by a stream. Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD WOOLWORK FIRESCREEN

A mahogany and fabric firescreen, early 20th Century, with a figural scene in ancient Egyptian taste, depicting figures in combat, raised on dual curved inswept splayed supports, 87cm (2ft 10in) wide, 126cm (4ft 1.1/2) high.

An Edwardian oak firescreen with Japanese silkwork panel of a tied egg and blossoming flowers, 81cm wide, also a Japanese black lacquer framed firescreen with panel depicting bamboo, 57cm wide, a Japanese silkwork two-fold room screen with birds and butterflies amidst chrysanthemums and other flowers, each panel 176cm high, a Japanese black lacquer single-panel screen with floral silk work panel, 170cm high, and an upholstered two-fold screen 182 cm (5)

An Edwardian ebonised and brass mounted coal box with sloping hinged fall, 35cm wide, together with an Edwardian ebonised firescreen, with turned baluster top rail, inset with a needlework panel depicting a parrot amidst flowers and foliage, 65cm wide.

An oak framed and beadwork panel firescreen, in vine pattern decoration, 48cm (1ft 6.3/4in), together with a pair of Anglo-Indian hardwood folding chairs with pierced fret panels to the back, and beechwood square stool with woolwork top with cabriole legs and claw and ball feet (3)

A carved poker work firescreen

An Arts & Crafts Newlyn School Folding Sectional Copper Firescreen, the centre section with arched doors, repoussé decorated with four mythology sea dragons, unmarked,106cm wide, 28cm deep, 92cm highResidual white paint. The wavy edge is malformed in some places. The doors do not close flush. Surface wear. Wear consistent with age and use. See extra photos in due course.

An Arts & Crafts Wrought Iron and Copper Firescreen, attributed to John Pearson, the copper panel repoussé decorated with a ship with a dragon figurehead in full sail, unmarked,97cm highHas had historic rust and has been treated with the red paint, then painted black. Age related wear. See extra images.

A Firescreen with woolwork tapestry picture of young girls gathering flowers, 23 1/2" x 29".

Chinese Ornately Carved Firescreen Table

Brass Peacock Firescreen

Fretwork Carved Wood Firescreen

AN ART DECO FRAMELESS MIRROR, WITH CUT STARS and circles, another similar (chips), a vintage floral painted firescreen (warped), a Regency chair, a ladderback chair, a Stag bedside table and a bed tray (7)

Collection of metalwares (including coal scuttle, firescreen, candlesticks), mantel clocks, glass, linens, ottoman box, etc.

A quantity of metalware including fireguard, firescreen, multiple brass candlesticks, brass watering can, telephone, wood lathe, etc.

A Regency rosewood and brass-inlaid cheval firescreen attributed to Banting, France & Co., c.1820s, of rectangular form, the moulded frame with silk damask panel and concealed gilt-brass carrying handle, raised on foliate-carved arched and splayed supports with lotus-leaf carved stretcher and terminating in lobed squat bun feet, 41cm wide40cm deep117cm highProvenance: The Marchioness of Bristol, Ickworth House, Suffolk, by repute;purchased in a private sale from the above by Reginald Nunn:The Collection of the late Rosemary and Theo Cutting.This screen was acquired from the private collection of the antiques dealer, Reginald Nunn, who purchased them from the Marchioness of Bristol, prior to the transfer of Ickworth House to the National Trust.The Pall Mall furniture makers Banting, France & Co. were employed to provide furnishings for the 1st Marquess of Bristol (1769-1859). Having inherited Ickworth in 1803, the Marquess put forward a major programme of remodelling and redecorating, and it is likely that the present lot was commissioned as part of this project. The firm worked at the house for over twelve years from 1817 until 1829 and much of the furniture they supplied remains at Ickworth. Banting, France & Co. were among the leading cabinet-makers of the period and worked extensively for the Royal Family at Kensington Palace, Windsor Castle and other royal residences.

Star Wars. A pierced metal Darth Vader firescreen, 60cm x 76cm

A Victorian cream painted firescreen with tapestry banner, width 74cm, height 115cm***CONDITION REPORT***PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

An Edwardian Rosewood and Marquetry Lady's Writing Desk, tooled leather inset writing surface, integral firescreen, single drawer, slender turned legs to castors, 56cm by 38cm by 83cm

Firescreen and piano stool

A 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN ON CABRIOLE LEGS WITH WOOLWORK PANEL

A pair of Art Deco walnut and beech drop leaf firescreen tables, 51cm wide.

A vintage French 18th Century style Rococo brass firescreen with wire mesh panel. 70x79cm

A English mahogany firescreen,Early 20th century,Inset with an 18th century and later needlework panel, worked in wools and silks, with central cartouche depicting a lady holding a xylophone in a landscape, within a stylised 'bizarre' border, in a glazed mahogany stand on four splayed feet, panel - 101 x 59.5cm; stand - 127.5cm high, 71cm wide, 34cm deep 

A French giltwood firescreen, Early 20th century, Inset with a piled wool picture of Aesop's fable 'The Wolf and the Lamb', late 19th / early 20th century, within a scrolling foliate cartouche with floral swags, the frame with floral surmount above scrolling splayed legs, panel - 75.5 x 58cm; frame - 107cm high, 67cm wide, 41cm deep  

A French giltwood firescreen, Early 20th century, Inset with an 18th century Aubusson tapestry fragment depicting a shepherdess and her swain beneath a swagged canopy, the frame with two finials above four splayed legs, frame - 99cm high, 72.5cm wide; the tapestry - 72.5cm high, 61cm wide  

A Victorian carved mahogany firescreen, worked with armorial crest, width 64cm, height 119cmProvenance: Same owner since early 20th century, commissioned for the Grace family

Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Firescreen, with needlework on silk panel, featuring churches, trees, stags and figures, 68cm wide

GROUP OF BRASS AND COPPER WARE, ALONG WITH A FIRESCREEN including vases, a flask, metal tea pot and a ceramic tankardthe firescreen - 65cm high

Curved copper firescreen, early 20th century

An late 19thC Arts & Crafts copper and cast iron framed firescreen, possibly Newlyn School, the central panel embossed with a medieval sailing ship, 101cm, high, 57.5cm wide.

A 19th Century giltwood cartouche shaped Firescreen, with 'S' scroll and floral border, silk tapestry inset depicting a goose, on rococo style scroll legs, approx. 112cms high x 66cms wide (44" x 26"). (1)

A Victorian bamboo framed Firescreen, with inset floral painting, O.O.C., signed  E. Rice 1894. (1) Provenance: The Burke Family, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

An Oak framed Firescreen, the panel lined with brown/beige background fabric depicting figures on horseback making their way through dense broadleaf woodland, 23 1/2" wide x 34 1/8" high.

A vintage carved oak hall chair, a tall stool/occasional table and a firescreen.

Firescreen and quantity of brass and metal ware

Three fold firescreen with opening front

Brass folding fan shaped firescreen

Embroidered galleon firescreen and wooden magazine rack