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Mixed collection of pictures prints and a needlework firescreen, to inc. a Jack Vettriano Portland Gallery print, Colin Prior picture of Scottish Highlands, print of Peter Paul Reubens study of a Male Torso, Graham Pook Limited Edition Print 24/500 of 18th Hole Moray Golf Club Lossiemouth, etc. (19)

Vintage brass extending Peacock firescreen. Approx. 64 x 96cm Used condition, will require some minor attention

Firescreen and two bamboo tables

EMBROIDERY FIRESCREEN WITH CHAIR A/F

A mahogany tapestry firescreen

A antique wooden firescreen with applied decoration, shipping unavailable

AN OAK ART NOUVEAU PURDONIUM AND FIRESCREEN

An early bamboo firescreen of Australian birdscirca 1850 112cm high by 74cm wideTaxidermy, Victorian, furniture

An Indian silk and metal thread panel, 19th century. In an Edwardian mahogany firescreen frame, height 141cm, width 59cm.

Collection of Victorian and later brassware including jam pans, firescreen, fire irons, etc, copper kettle and jug.

Brass mirrored firescreen, gilt convex mirror, two pairs of vases, three glass decanters, pair of Zambian carved wood tribal busts, dominoes and Faber Castell rule.

A VICTORIAN BRASS FRAMED FIRESCREEN  with glazed panel reverse painted with scene depicting birds bathing amongst woodland, 92cm high x 62cm wide x 23cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request

Brass peacock fan fire screen cast with a dancing figure, H 79cmCondition Report: Generally the surfaces of this firescreen are clean.One of the leaves does not fully close into its housing and hence the gate containing it will not fold down. Will require some attention to work perfectly.

An Edwardian mahogany firescreen, satinwood crossbanded, with a later tapestry panel of a peacock, H 103cm, W 64cm, D 40cm

A 17th Century Style Oak Three Panelled-Door Wardrobe, with decorative carved panels, 177cm by 151cm by 49cm, together with an oak coffer and an oak framed firescreen with needlework sampler panel (3)Wardrobe - doors opening freely and staying latched closed, right hand door opens to reveal shelves, two left doors revealing hanging rail.

A Victorian Mahogany Pot Cupboard, a penwork torchere, a shield shaped dressing table mirror, a towel rail, a barleytwist firescreen and a brass coal box (6)

A pair of fireplace bucks and a firescreen, bronze in Louis XVI style.The first half of the 20th century. Dimensions: (L:27 x W:64 x H:84 cm)

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS COPPER FIRESCREEN, of arched oblong form pierced with foliate panels, similar end brackets and scrolled feet, 21" x 26 3/4" (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Good patination bar minor scratching, very slightly bent at top of arch.

Early 20th century brass firescreen with relief decorated galleon. Approx. 62cm H Reasonable used condition

CAST IRON CYLINDRICAL STOVE & AN ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE FIRESCREEN, wrought iron and copper firescreen, 'Musgrave's Patent London and Belfast' to the stove lid, 73cms (h), 31cms base foot (w), 31cms (d), 85cms (h), 57cms (w), 21cms foot (d) measurements respectivelyProvenance: private collection Conwy

A Regency period, circa 1820, needle point tapestry Firescreen with beaded decoration to border.

A vintage oak firescreen with tapestry hunting scene under glass - sold with a small folding firescreen and a folding stool

A collection of brooches and hat pins, including a David Anderson silver and enamel golden leaf brooch; butterly brooches; carved bone floral brooches; costume jewellery brooches; citrine coloured glass examples, mid-century; assorted hat pins, mounted on an oak firescreen

Katherine Muriel Mason Eadie, RMS, ARBSA (British, 1880-1945)Saint Cecilia, Saint Dorothea, Saint Elizabeth three, each inscribed with title (upper centre)tempera and gold paint, with glass beads on card, laid onto paneleach 80.5 x 31cm (31 11/16 x 12 3/16in). (3)Footnotes:Kate Eadie was a student at the Birmingham School of Art, where she met the painter Sidney Meteyard. Kate sat as model for a number of Meteyard's works, and the two collaborated on stained glass designs. Eadie worked in many media: as an enameller, a jeweller and manuscript illuminator, embracing the Arts and Crafts style. She was the first female member of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, becoming an associate in 1915. Late in life, she married Meteyard.Eadie exhibited seven works, mostly enamel panels, at the Royal Academy Summer Show between 1905 and 1915. There is a three-panelled firescreen by Eadie, depicting the Fates, in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. A miniature entitled St. Cecilia was commissioned to hang in the library of Queen Mary's Dolls' House, a Lutyens designed project, built in the 1920s.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A BEECH FRAMED STOOL, FOLDING FIRESCREEN/TABLE AND A BEDROOM CHAIR

Brass folding firescreen of peacock design, and a modern patinated cast iron stick stand with drip tray

Small mahogany and fabric panel firescreen, mahogany towel rail and a three tier folding cake stand

Mahogany folding coffee table / firescreen, tapestry panel, 76x70cm.Condition report:The tapestry is in very good condition. There is some rubbing to the feet and a chip to bottom of the back. Please see additional uploaded image.

Two iron fire grates; together with a brass folding firescreen; a Victorian copper coal scuttle; and a cast iron fireback.

Wooden firescreen decorated with pictures of birds, two fashion prints and vintage tennis racket

A Victorian Aesthetic movement ebonised firescreen, the top having two turned finials and pierced roundels above four panels decorated with birds and butterflies in blossoming branches, the verso having an Indian red ground tapestry, numbered 15623 to the base, 111cm high x 68cm wide

A GEORGE I WALNUT CHEVAL FIRESCREEN the petit point panel of figures in a landscape in a cartouche-shaped panel incorporating flowers, scrolling leaves and foliage, the plain frame with re-entrant upper corners and with four cabriole legs joined by a pierced central stretcher and ending in elongated pad feet, 75cm wide x 128cm highProvenance: Almost certainly supplied to James Medlycott for Ven House, Milborne Port.

A LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY COMBINED READING TABLE AND FIRE SCREENof Sheraton design, the hinged rectangular top inset with a black leather panel and with a book rest, supported on a ratchet, one end with a sliding floral needlework panel with an arched top acting as a firescreen, and one side with a cedar-lined drawer with turned-wood handles, on square tapering legs with spade and ball feet, 75cm high x 53.5cm wide x 37cm deep

Various items of furniture; a kitchen dining table and two chairs, a Chinese firescreen/table, an Edwardian bedside cabinet, Edwardian occasional table, oak drop leaf table, oak sideboard and a standard lamp.

A bentwood coat stand together with an Arts & Crafts wrought iron and copper firescreen.

A late Victorian cast iron and copper firescreen, embossed in the Adam style with an oval medallion and tied bow, raised on a scrolling cast iron frame, 77cm high, 59cm wide.

An early 20th century Arts & Crafts copper and iron firescreen. Circa 1900-1910. 40x16x65cm

An oak firescreen incorporating a carved panel of two squirrels, mid 20th c, 48.5cm l Good condition

A small simple cast iron fire back of arched form with fleur-de-lys detail, 42 cm high x 57 cm wide, together with a brass firescreen enclosing a bevelled edge mirror plate with hand painted floral detail and a brass and wirework fender 30 cm high x 84 cm wide (3)

Mid 19thC sliding rosewood firescreen

French style Walnut Saloon Suite comprising a Settee, Two Open Armchairs, Two Side Chairs and a Firescreen, all with scrolling floral carving and birds within foliage upholstery, together with a Dressing Stool with cabriole legs upholstered in the same fabric, settee measures 112cm high x 152cm long x 80cm deep

C19th mahogany open elbow chair, on square tapered supports with woolwork drop-in seat, a folding table/screen with glazed woolwork panel and a firescreen (3)

A miniature turned wood stool with caned seat, 27.5cmW; together with a pole firescreen footed base

Floral tapestry firescreen in wooden frame with plaque for the London Woodworker Show 1985, 60 cm high

Painted firescreen decorated with honeysuckle and foxgloves, 70 cm high

A lot comprising oak aneroid barometer/thermometer, tapestry metamorphic firescreen/occasional table and a mahogany two tier occasional table (3) Condition Report:Available upon request

Oak firescreen, dressing mirror, plus walnut storage box All in used condition

THREE ITEMS OF VINTAGE FURNITURE comprising small oak gateleg table, twin-flap, turned and block supports, 61cms (h), 53cms (l), 26cms (w) closed, ebonised carved oak folding side chair, double row spindle back, fabric seat, X frame, 79cms (h), 40cms (w), 36cms (d), stained pine firescreen, needlework inset panel, 53cms (h), 68cms (w)Provenance: deceased estate Denbighshire

VICTORIAN & LATER FIRESIDE ITEMS, to include mahogany fall front coal box, lined interior, brass scoop, 62cms (h), 42cms (w), 38cms (d), brass bedroom fireplace insert, 77.5cms (h), 54cms (w), repousse brass firescreen, elderly lady interior cottage kitchen scene, 90cms (h), 56cms (w), ETCProvenance: private collection Conwy

An Art Deco Oak Framed Firescreen with Embroidered Panel, 61cms Wide

A firescreen with tapestry

A "Revertable" metamorphic mid Oak Firescreen/Occastional Table, 26'' wide x 34 1/2'' high x 28 1/2'' high as a table and 26'' diameter approx.

Pretty Oak Framed firescreen containing a needlepoint picture of flowers under a glass frame. Measures approx 27 x 20 Inches. See photos.

An embroidered mahogany extendable firescreen. 109 h x 56 w x 43cm d.

A fine quality rosewood firescreen with wool and beadwork embroidery depicting the christening of Victoria, the Princess Royal in 1840. The reverse with painted fabric with floral display 127cm h x 66cm w.

1866 tapestry sampler by Margaret Davies (aged 11) in a later firescreen stand - 72cm high x 55cm wide ~ slight staining

A VINTAGE MAHOGANY PIANO STOOL AND AN OAK FIRESCREEN (2)

A cartouche shaped Victorian mahogany cheval Firescreen, with stump work and needle work panel on quadruple cabriole pod, 120cms x 66cms (47'' x 26''). (1)

A set of three Edwardian mahogany and marquetry inlaid salon chairs (two plus one with arms), a modern Indian hardwood rectangular coffee table, dried flower decorated mahogany framed firescreen and an Edwardian mahogany and satinwood strung single door display cabinet 61 cm wide x 29.5 cm deep x 145 cm high

A wooden and brass firescreen, H. 63cm.