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A Regency mahogany work table, the rounded square top with rosewood cross banding, above an ebony line inlaid frieze fitted with a central drawer above a slide formerly with a basket, flanked by reeded corners, on ring turned and reeded tapered legs incorporating a rising fire screen, castors lacking, 52cm wide, 50cm deep, 73.5cm high

PIETRO PSAIER AND ANDY WARHOL Spirit, Screen print on canvas Signed lower left and lower right and numbered 10 of 20 33 1/2" x 23 1/2" (85cm x 60cm)

PIETRO PSAIER Mapscape, girls lost in the country, from the Girls at Play Series Screen printed map Signed lower left and numbered 5 of 25 20" x 25" (51cm x 63.5cm)

PIETRO PSAIER AND ANDY WARHOL Nelson America Cleaner screen print on canvas signed and numbered lower right 24" x 35" (61cm x 89cm)

20th century design School, A two fold perspex screen with alternating tortoiseshell and black slats linked by clear supports and chrome hinges, 71" high (180.5cm) x 48" long (open) (142cm)

An early 20th century Japanese four fold screen, each panel painted and embossed with flowering peony, on a gilt ground, 66" high

A Victorian mahogany Screen, inset with a petit point armorial panel, joined below by a ring turned stretcher and terminating in scrolled feet, 22" wide

Late Victorian painted 4-fold screen decorated with bird and flower "studies with original embossed paper reverse panels, 63 1/2" height.

Persian carved and pierced 3-fold low screen, decorated with intricate foliate design, 48" height, 60" width.

Regency turned mahogany pole screen with beadwork banner on carved baluster stem with tripod base

Regency turned, reeded and carved rosewood pole screen with brass column, converted to electric standard lamp

Early 20th century ebonised three section room dividing screen with printed board panels

A FRENCH BRASS PHOTOGRAPH FRAME in the form of double sided screen with two oval frames and two circular frames above decorated with floral swags and cherubs and inset with burr wood, 14" high; and an oval brass and paste set photograph frame.

A CHINESE EBONISED AND RED LACQUERED TWO FOLD DRAUGHT SCREEN with ivory turtle dove decoration on shaped supports, 54" wide and 71" high.

A CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD URN STAND inset pink marble top with undertier on shaped supports, 10" wide and a two fold screen with ivory bird inlay, 26" wide. (2)

19th century rosewood and gilt metal decorated pole screen, the circular silk panel depicting a bird, mounted on a brass pole above inverted tri form base

Victorian mahogany pole screen on pad foot tripod base, the Belgium panel depicting a parrot and fruit

Laurel and Hardy letter and signed photograph, Provenance: Sold on behalf of the granddaughter of Fred Lewis, to whom the letter and photograph were given. The letter, dated July 27th 1933, on 'Laurel and Hardy' headed and illustrated note paper sent from The Hal Roach Studio, Culver City. California signed by Stan Laurel and thanking Mr Lewis for a comic sketch 'The Black Maria' which had been submitted for their possible use on screen. The photograph is inscribed 'Hello Fred' and signed by both Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Mr Lewis was a British emigree to Canada where he worked as a mounted policeman

Max Ernst, 1891-1976 LE GRAND IGNORANT signed with the initials on the centre panel and on the lithograph; numbered 32/99 on the reverse a three panel screen; oil and collage on painted wood with a lithograph on the central panel central panel: 184.5 by 63.5cm.; 72.625 by 25in. each side panel: 184.5 by 50cm.; 72.625 by 19.625in.

Chinese laquered three fold four panel screen, inlaid mother of pearl decoration, birds and flowering branches, 91cm high.

A 19th century Chinese ironwood and silkwork table screen, the rectangular screen with central circular glazed silkwork panel, embroidered with various birds under a tree, moulded frame and carved and pierced spandrels, sitting in similarly carved frame, the rectangular uprights with carved lion finials, on similarly carved lion bar feet, 53cm wide, 61cm high

A Chinese eight-fold draught screen, each rectangular fold painted with courtly figural scenes, each fol 50cm wide, 144cm high

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY POLE SCREEN with floral embroidered panel and spiral twist column.

A GRUNDIG DIGITAL T.V. 26" WIDE SCREEN WITH STAND

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILK EMBROIDERED PANELLED OAK FRAMED FIRE SCREEN

Pat Douthwaite. Portrait. Screen print. 75cm x 56cm. Artists proof, signed

A good quantity of various makes: 10 Vanguards including Commer dropside Carlsberg, Karrier tanker Butler Fuels, Ford Thames Trader Brooke Bond Tea, Rover P4,VW Split screen, etc; plus a Matchbox Dinky Citroen 15 cv; 3 Thai produced Matchbox Series reproductions: Jaguar XK120, MGA and breakdown lorry; 5 EFE; 7 Oxford diecast, plus other various items, many boxed. GC to VGC minor wear. Approx 60 items

A Victorian faux rosewood polescreen, the rectangular screen having rising action, the Japan silkwork panel on a ring turned reed and tulip knopped column to a triform base on bun feet, height 135cm

Art Deco Style Brass Fan Fire Screen

Pair of late nineteenth century painted French screen panels depicting figures in 18th Century dress. Together with a large woolwork panel of three figures seated within a landscape with animals (3)

A mahogany pole screen, George II and later, the arched top panel with a silk and wool tapestry work of a man wrestling a bull and raised on three down curved tapering legs and pad feet, 48.5" high

A tripod table, the green painted top of rectangular form with re-entrant corners, centred with a figure in a chariot within a cartouche and borders, on a fluted turned tapering column and three angular cabriole legs and pad feet, 58.9cm high (probably converted from a pole screen)

A Jones and Son blue and white British History shaped circular plate, Signing of Magna Charta, deep border alternating with military trophies and crown and mitre, 25cm diam; another, smaller, Landing of Wm. Orange, 21cm diam, elaborate Gothic screen mark, c.1828 (2)

Robert Thompson - The Mouseman of Kilburn - a rectangular oak fire screen, carved mouse signature, 68cm high, c.1955

An oil painting by: Mary Margaret Hurrell 23 1/2in. x 19 3/4in. (59.8 x 50cm) on canvas "In the Artist's Studio" - a female nude study against a scarlet screen Signed with initials.

A French carved giltwood and gesso three-fold screen, the ribbon tied arched tops to leaf and bead borders, with later mirror plates, re-hinged to raise the central panel, 68.5in (174cm) h, each panel 27.25in (69.3cm) w

A late George III mahogany work table, crossbanded and inlaid stringing, the back with a lift-up screen above a compartmented frieze drawer with a hinged baize lined slope above another drawer, a pull-out bag, on square tapering legs, 32.25in (82cm) h, 24.5in (62.2cm) w

Patrick Caulfield, R.A. - 'Vessel'; screen print in blue and black, signed, titled and inscribed 'AP' in pencil, 116 x 87.3cm., (unframed).

A Victorian papier mache triptych fire screen, painted with a perspective of a ruined abbey and with inlaid mother of pearl detail, 78 x 74cm.

An 18th century Italian walnut framed fire screen, of serpentine outline, (54x42cm).

Teleavia, A circa 1960 Italian television, the oblong white plastic housing with black full screen visor, with integral knobs and handle.

Oriental four fold Table Top Screen, each fold inset with a watercolour on rice paper by the following artists: Wang Xizhi; Zhou Dunyi; Yuam ming; Zhas Wenxi, 14"

A 19th Century four fold leather covered screen each panel painted with exotic birds among flowering branches and measuring 77 1/2 inches high x 22 inches wide

A four fold material screen, the fabric incorporating classical figures and vases of flowers, each panel 78 1/2 x 24 inches

A TENTO PORTABLE TELEVISION, VEGA 542 in cream and black plastic case, rectangular with rounded corners, carrying handle and rotary switches, with original packing box, 5.5in. (14cms) screen, USSR circa 1960/70s

A Victorian mahogany three fold screen, with foliate upholstery panel divisions

Victorian two-fold cottage Screen, with triangular top and decorated with paper collages, 122cms, (4').

Michael Stokoe (born 1933) 'Sun Up' Colour screen print Pencil signed, titled, dated (19)69, artist's proof 41cm x 39.5cm; Peter Hedegaard (born 1929) Untitled Colour screen print Pencil signed, dated (19)67 and limited edition 6/38 46cm x 46cm, (2)

A Schuco tinplate Grand Prix Racer, finished in yellow, with clockwork motor and perspex screen, German US Zone, circa 1950, 6in.

A part Victorian Minton teaset, tulled gilt border enclosing panels of birds and butterflies; a small hardwood framed table screen; a silver plated wine coaster; a Kutani bowl and lid; and a floral and bird decorated vase

A Victorian giltwood and painted two fold screen, of rococco style, the panels painted with 18th century figures in a garden, on splayed legs, 107cm wide

A four-fold oak screen, with semi-bowed toprail over floral patterned panel, 156cm high

An early 20th century four-fold panelled oak screen, with stained dovetail joints, 200cm

Edwardian carved mahogany and crewelwork panel fire screen

ANDREW MACARA (b.1944), Children making shadows on a white screen, signed, oil on canvas, 25" x 30".

A 1950s Bush bakelite television, having 13" screen and dual controls to either side of the central speaker.

An Edwardian carved three-fold dressing screen, having longstitch embroidered panels of thistles and sycamore leaves.

A 19th century three-fold screen, made from the wood of a planetree, the frame in Neoclassical Revival style with scroll gadroon pediments, incorporating early 19th century English needlework chinoiserie foliage panels in gros point, petit point and long stitch. Each panel measures 22in. x 3ft. 11in. (50cm x 1.20m.). (Central panel faded, right panel with small holes).

A late 19th century Chinese large porcelain saucer dish, decorated in famille rose enamels with ladies of the court on a terrace with pot plants and garden seats, an attendant standing by a large screen depicting a peacock, on a rock with foliage, a gold border with butterflies and foliage in coloured enamels, impressed seal mark. 18in. (45.5cm) diameter.

A Good William IV Mahogany Fire Screen with Sliding Glazed Panels Either Side Lifting Satin Slide, Carved Supports, and Turned Stretcher