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A MID 19TH CENTURY WALNUT POLE SCREEN, the wool work panel depicting a sporting scene, under glass in a scroll moulded cartouche shaped frame. The tripod stand with vase turned moulded cabriole legs. Height 68".

A LATE 19TH CENTURY WALNUT POLE SCREEN, with square embroided banner under glass the baluster turned on tripod stand out swept legs. 57" Height. (Please see lot 132 for image)

Late 20th Century British School - Industrial doorway in shadow; photo-screen print in colours, signed dated '79 and numbered 1/46 in pencil, 91x68cm: together with four other prints from the same suite, (5)

A Japanese red lacquered, two fold table screen. Mounted with shibayama panels, 19thc. Each panel with gilt background, inset with intricately carved mother of pearl birds & flower head decoration. 44cms height x 22cms width

A brass table top screen, English, 19th century of gothic revival design. Set on a circular base below the central column containing the circular screen, height 26cms.

A Georgian mahogany and line inlaid pole screen, c1830. Mounted with oval frame enclosing a georgian silk work pictorial panel of a shepherd and sheep. Tapering pole, on square graduated stepped base. 154cms height.

A 17thc style painted board, fire screen, late 19thc. The board painted with a bunch of flowers. Fitted with back strut. 61cms height x 43cms width.

A 19th century embossed leather four fold screen , each tall panel decorated with griffins and girandole, within lappet borders (245x304cm max).

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD POLE SCREEN with shield shaped screen topped with flower carved decoration and needlework embroidery, standing on a carved scrolling tripod support, 64" high.

A 19th century mahogany three section pull out fire screen on twin end supports and a stretcher

A MUSHARABEYEH SCREEN of three folds with hinged panels and an oriel, 22in. wide x 65in. high (56 x 165cms), circa 1890

A 19th century mahogany work/reading table, the adjustable rectangular top with reeded edge incorporating a rising screen above a fitted end frieze drawer opposing a dummy drawer above a sliding wool well supported on square section tapering legs with brass caps and casters, 53cm wide

A gilt wood fire screen, the floral needlework panel within a ribbon carved frame, standing on splayed legs with pointed block feet, 42cm wide. Needlework worked by the Countess of Hay, Coldstream, Scotland

A Keracolor television set, the screen enclosed within a spherical white plastic casing on a rotating and spreading pedestal, model No.B125 93cm high

A decorative four fold screen mainly in shades of grey with coloured figures of fisherman, French 49in H 68in W

Four full sets of Gallahers cigarette cards - Army Badges, Champions of Screen and Stage and Portraits of Famous Stars and a full set of Craven Black Cat British Birds.

A Victorian giltwood three-fold draught screen with floral decoration and bevelled plates, 6ft

Corgi 270 'James Bond' Aston Martin DB5, silver, red interior, roof and bullet screen not operating correctly otherwise excellent, in good striped window box.

Books / Prints: Bourjaily, Vance & Tobias Schneebaum. folder of prints - The Girl in the Abstract Bed. colour silk-screen plates after Schneebaum, set loose along with title sheet in illustrated paperfolder, 17x11. one of 1500 copies. New York: TiberPress. Abstract drawings and short verses.

A 19th Century three fold Screen with painted and glazed panels on scrolled frame

Film & Theatre. A miscellaneous collection of books, annuals, magazines and ephemera, including 15 x 1930s film magazines (Screenland, Screen Romances, Picture Play, etc.), plus Theatre World, a run, 1947 - 59, The Movie - An Illustrated Who's Who of the Cinema, 156 issues contained in orig. binders, c. 1980s, a small qty. of Super 8 cine films, plus theatre programmes, a few non - vintage posters, calendars, etc. (6 cartons)

AN OAK POLESCREEN, 19th Century, beadwork screen, height 135cm

A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FRAME SIX FOLD DRAUGHT SCREEN inset needlework panel depicting foxgloves, lillies, swallows etc., 120" wide, 56" high.

A CHINESE CHERRYWOOD FRAME THREE FOLD DRAUGHT SCREEN with cloud and dragon needlework panels, carved surround with attached bells, 62" high and 60" wide.

10 Albums Of "Park Drive" Cigarette Cards - "Champions Of Screen And Stage", "Sporting Personalities", "Portraits Of Famous Stars", "Racing Scenes", "Famous Jockeys", "Film Partners", "Famous Film Scenes", "Shots From Famous Films", "Film Episodes" And "Stars Of Screen And Stage"

Mahogany Pole Screen With Tapestry Hanging Shield Motif

Ornate Brass Fender, Brass Embossed Fire Screen And Pair Of Heavy Brass Fire Tongs

A GROUP OF ITEMS VIZ: an Edwardian jardiniere, a wool winder, two standard lamps, a pole screen, with embroidered panel and an iron rush light (6)

A LATE VICTORIAN FOUR FOLD DRAUGHT SCREEN, with allover scrapwork decoration

A Japanese ivory and hardwood table screen with pierced decoration of a dragon amongst clouds, damage.

An oriental table cabinet and a fire screen.

A four fold upholstered screen.

A Victorian mahogany graduated three fold screen, glazed top over fabric covered base.

A brass trivet, two brass candlesticks, a banner screen pole and a chamberstick.

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FIRE SCREEN of oblong form with folding shelf, sliding central panel in tapestry covering with roll crest, square section uprights, trestle supports with gadrooned bun feet and castors joined by a padded stretcher, 19 1/2" wide, 36 1/2" high

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY FOLDING SCREEN of oblong form with stringing, comprising three silk covered panels with glazed upper sections having arched surmounts, carved and inlaid with shells and flower heads, 69 1/2" high, 54" wide

A copper mirrored Fire screen with a symmetrical surmount and stylized bevelled floral design 2ft 4in.

Xavier, 20th century school- Homage a Courbet; screen print in colours, signed, numbered 3/75 and dated '72 in pencil, 63x44.7cm

A brass church, alter candle holder, a brass and glass two tier display stand, a brass arm shaving mirror, also a victorian brass arm face screen, a victorian brass taper stick holder, in the form of a gothic tracery spire./5

Stevenographs, a matched set of 4. 'The First Point', 'The Start', 'Full Cry' & 'The Finish'. Also a regency painted papier mache hand screen. (restorations)./5

A rosewood fire screen with barley twist supports enclosing hand woven coat of arms.

A Regency Black and Gold Japanned Pole Screen, the shaped lacquer panel on a wooden pole and baluster pillar, the concave platform base with three bun feet, 122 cm high

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY POLE SCREEN, having a needlework panel, on triform base

A pair of shaped needlework panels, 19th century and later possibly small chair backs, worked with ribbon tied bouquets within a floral border, with metal and thread fringing, on a canary yellow linen covered boards; together with A floral needlework screen, circa 1740, in a carved frame (screen ) (3) panels: h.50cm., w.43cm.; screen: h.64cm.,w.55cm.

A six fold painted leather screen each fold painted with urns of summer flowers and fruit on a shell carved ledge with trophies beneath h.226cm.

A black japanned leather four fold screen, 19th century decorated with figures in a stylised landscape each panel; h.199cm., w.53cm.

A George III satinwood and ebony veneered work table the top with a drawer above a sliding work bag, the back with a sliding face screen, on square tapering legs h.75cm., w.43cm., d.35cm.

A black painted wrought iron fire screen, in the manner of Thomas Haddon, the arched screen centred by a bird amidst floral scrolls, with crown above, with thistles to each side 107cm wide

A mahogany framed five fold screen, with fabric panels each leaf 58cm wide

A Jaguar (dark blue). Split screen, black tyres.

A THREE FOLD PADDED SCREEN.

AN UNUSUAL EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY INLAID SHALLOW WRITING DESK, formed as an overly large fire screen. The brass galleried top over a flower inlaid folding flap, opening to reveal a leather writing surface and various pigeon holes. Supported on twin end supports to four curving feet. 1ft 7ins wide, 3ft 5ins high.

A six-fold tapestry screen, decorated with scrolling acanthus leaf, adapted from various tapestry borders each fold 46cm x 244cm

A four-fold Spanish polychrome gilt leather screen, each fold with serpentine top, gilt nailing each fold 72cm wide, 206cm high

*Exhibition posters, Approx. sixty advertising posters for all the main London Museums, c.1970s, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, The Tate Gallery, The National Portrait Gallery, Imperial War Museum, etc., mostly hand-printed by the silk screen process, some on col. paper, some with gold lettering, various sizes, comprising approx. forty-six large format posters (approx. 80 x 54 cms.) and sixteen smaller. Many printed in a limited edition of 500. (approx. 60)

An early 20th century Spanish four fold leather draught screen, with painted and gilded classical decoration, 6ft high

Two 19th century Berlinwork panels, made for a pole screen, 9 20th century tapestry seat panels, a Victorian beaded panel (a.f) 1ft 9ins x 2ft 10ins, 1930's beaded purse and sundries

A Regency rosewood pole screen base, now with mahogany circular top on reeded stem and platform, 1ft 2ins

An early 19th century ivory table screen, with octagonal gros-point needlework panel adjustable on turned ivory baluster stem and circular base carved with leaves and beaded ornament, some damage to telescopic joint, 20 ins

A set of Ogden's cigarette cards, 'Steeplechase Trainers and Owners Colours', together with Player's 'Picturesque Cottages', 'Screen and Stage Stars', Robertson's labels and Beatles bubble gum cards