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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

A late 19th/early 20th century cinnabar red lacquer roundel table screen with a moulded wood surround carried on a carved naturalistic tree form base with hawthorn blossom, 28cm

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany fire screen with glazed embroidered panel

A 19th century mahogany pole screen on tripod supports (later panel)

A faux bamboo three leaf folding screen (af)

A small assorted parcel of 19th Century and later brass fireside tools to include a brass rimmed three fold fire screen, a pair of scroll topped fire dogs and a small collection of irons.

A late Edwardian bowed copper fire screen, twin arch feet supporting plain body with central star motif within embossed floral borders, terminating in scroll carrying handle. 28" high.

Edwardian mahogany three fold dressing screen, with glazed panels above silk lower panels, 70 1/2in (179cm) high

A Victorian Walnut Step Commode, an oak lamp standard, an oak fire screen and a corner linen basket

Early 19th Century rosewood pole screen having a rectangular needlework framed panel decorated with roses on a tapered octagonal and ring turned pillar with triangular platform base with bun feet

Church architecture gothic oak screen with door arch, circa 1880 one half with half-height panelled base surmounted by arcading, the other half with an arched doorway. Height 203cm, 80in, length 268cm, 105in.

Church architecture gothic oak screen, circa 1880, altered to a doorway, one half with a half-height panelled base surmounted by arcading, the other half cut open. Height 203cm, 80in, length 282cm, 111in.

Church architecture gothic oak screen, circa 1880, the half-height panelled base surmounted by arcading. Height 188cm, 74in, length 288cm, 113in.

19th century mahogany polescreen the oval screen painted with a bust of a classical figure wearing armour, supported by octagonal column on triform base with turned feet, 168cm 66" high

Mid 19th century mahogany pole screen with floral needlework glazed screen framed in scrollwork with shell corners, supported on reeded baluster column on carved circular base with three outswept scroll feet, 147cm 58" high

A chinioserie decorated six fold screen, early 19th century, each panel; h.214cm., w.53cm.

A rare Victorian black lacquered and gilt decorated four fold screen, circa 1860, each panel: h.211cm., w.60cm.

A 1950's Table Cloth, embroidered with one hundred and twenty-two signatures of stars of stage and screen, including Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Dirk Bogarde, George Formby, Tyrone Power and Mario Lanza; together with related newspaper cuttings and photographs.

A small collection of Autographed Photographs of Screen and Stage Stars, some signed and some facsimilie signatures.

A Victorian Three Fold Scrap Screen, (some damage) 75 cm folded

A 19th Century Rosewood Pole Screen, with needlework panel, on a triform base

A Pine Dressing Chest, with two short and two long drawers, an embroidered dressing screen, and two pictures (4)

A carved Oriental two fold screen inset lacquer panels depicting birds and insects

A Welsh carved back chair, small mahogany framed swing toilet mirror, mahogany fire screen inset floral woolwork tapestry and a rush seated childs chair

A three fold screen with fabric detailing, early 20th Century

A large Oriental lacquered three fold screen carved figures in a garden

A large pair of gilt letters S and U together with a brass and mesh fire screen

A brass framed fire screen with curtain action mesh spark guard

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD POLE SCREEN, the oblong screen in gros and petit point depicting figures in a garden, in moulded leaf carved frame, turned baluster stem with finial, tripod base and scrolled feet, 57" high

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN PAPIER MACHE FIRE SCREENS, the circular screen with waved edge painted with a floral bouquet within a gilt scroll and mother of pearl inlaid border, on baluster turned tapering pole with turned finial, concave triform base with bun feet, 57" high

A VICTORIAN EBONISED THREE FOLD SCREEN of arched oblong form, the yellow silk panels embroidered with repeating armorial pattern in pink, blue and brown, 70 1/2" high, 58 1/2" wide

An early 20th Century woolwork two-fold screen, the neutral coloured ground embroidered with scrolling foliage with birds atop branches, worked in greens, blues and pinks.

A collection of ivory sewing accessories; a Cantonese carved ivory desk seal; a pair of turned ivory hand screen poles; a collection of mother of pearl counters and further misc.

A Chinese export, lacquered face screen, 19thc. Decorated in gilt and polychrome with fighting cocks, 25cms width (af). Also a Chinese export wall mounted letter shelf, green ground with gilt highlight decoration, 56cms x 27cms./2

An 18th Century oak four-fold screen, each section with ten panels (202x276cm max).

A Chinese red lacquered and painted six fold screen, decorated with scholar and Geisha girl scenes throughout (162x22cm max)

A Victorian rosewood framed circular pole screen, the panel inset with later floral needlework panel, the base with bulbous turned centre column and circular base with bun feet, 50ins high

A scarce early 1950s Arnold US army jeep, (2400), tinplate body in gloss olive green Military Police livery, vehicle No 002500 to bonnet, with folding screen, working steering via metal umbilical cord, drive mechanism AF. Boxed, Mint. Vehicle QGC to GC some age wear, denting to bumper and no figures. (Please see lot 325 for image)

Corgi, 469 Routemaster 'The Leeds', '22'(M,BM), 471 Routemaster 'Silver Jubilee', '25'(M,BNM), Corgi Classics 9041 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost (G-NM), Corgi Modern Thornycroft van 'Dewars', missing screen

Scalextric, C305, 4I litre Bentley, racing green, RN9 model appears mint and not run on card stand of box a bit crushed but intact, plating good, screen intact with instructions and spare pick ups braids (M,BG)

2 Scalextric cars, C83 Sunbeam Tiger, screen damaged, yellow RN5 made in England, plus an unmarked yellow slot car similar to C81 Cooper with Aerofoil (x2) (F-G)

M J MOTT, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION COLOURED SCREEN PRINT (2/7), 'Zenith', 19" x 15" and JOYCE HARGREAVES, LIMITED EDITION COLOURED WOODBLOCK PRINT DATED '71, Merry-Go-Round, 17" x 21"

ROBERT ADAM The Admiralty Screen inscribed An....building is omitted in this Drawing as it would spoil the effect of the Architecture, pen, pencil, bistre ink and watercolour in a washline border, 74 x 189cm

Unusual continental metal fire screen embossed with figures drinking, 79cm wide

A decorated leather four-fold screen, each panel painted with floral swags and C-scroll cartouches, 236cm wide

An oak framed four-fold screen, each panel with scroll carved pierced top rail above heraldic centred caned and decorated leather panels, 240cm wide

A two fold child's dressing screen, hand painted with young ladies.

A George III fruitwood table screen, with a reverse print on glass of figures dancing, 39.5cm

Joe Tilson R.A (British b.1928): 1969 XV, a framed screen print and mixed media collage including paper clips and ripped card, 'Jan Palach: suicide by fire, January 1969.' signed.

Ron Kitas: a limited edition silk screen print of wall and woman's head, no. 52/200, signed in pencil by artist.

A EARLY 18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY POLE SCREEN, having baluster and vase turned column, oval needle point banner and tri - form base. 50'' High. (Please see lot 182 for image)

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY MINIATURE POLE SCREEN, with cottage garden needlework banner. 18'' High.

Victorian mahogany pole screen, with oval tapestry panel of a parrot on a turned and carved pole ending in a tripartite base section with scroll feet

A brass art deco framed fire screen embossed with a beaten copper panel of foxes, 70cm high x 89cm wide.

A screen print, entitled "Dawn Worship", signed by the artist to right-hand corner "A Khrisna Ribby"(?).

A mid-Victorian rosewood pole screen, having oval floral tapestry panel, stepped tapering shaft and foliate moulded triform base on bun feet, 136 cm

A VICTORIAN PAINTED FIRE SCREEN with Berlin woolwork panel

A JAPANESE SHIBYAMA TYPE TWO FOLD SCREEN, each panel applied with flowering branches and birds within lacquered borders and the frame with pierced and carved foliate decoration, 72" high and a similar screen (2)

SIR TERRY FROST, R.A. (1915-2003) Composition with Blue, Black and Orange, pencil signed 'Terry Frost' (lower right) and numbered 18/175 (lower left) colour silk-screen print, 18 1/2 x 26 1/4in (47.1 x 66.7cm)