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A mahogany and boxwood line inlaid fire screen, with a fabric panel, flanked by turned supports, on splayed legs, 94.5cm high (37 1/4"), circa 1900-10

A Chinese carved hardwood table screen, c. 1880 inset with a rectangular porcelain plaque painted with the drunken poet lidibo, within a fret carved frame, 54cm high

A late 19th Century carved mahogany three fold screen, each section inset with a bevelled glass shaped panel with a blue silk lined panel below, 153cm

Max Ernst, 1891-1976, GRAND IGNORANT (PARAVENT), a three screen panel: 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.

AN ALUMINIUM HOLDALL, a silk camera tripod and a Projector screen (3)

A CINEREX SUPER 8MM PROJECTOR, together with quantity of films including FI Grand Prix, and 1967 1.0m TT Races (one lot) and a Projestor screen

ORION VIDEO TRIPOD, together with a projestor screen and another tripod (3)

AN AUTOGRAPH BOOK, stars of the screen, early 1960's, identified, including Bruce Forsyth, Rolf Harris, Des O'Connor etc, (approximately 30)

A PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, containing photographs, postcards of stage and screen personalities, some with signatures including Frankie Howerd, Laurel and Hardy, Gracie Fields etc

An Art Nouveau period copper fire screen the central panel pierced with flora designs, organic styled edge with flowing iron framework, with integral handle, 80cm high.

An Art Deco period room screen the four panels upholstered in original material depicting skyscrapers upon waterside, in light blue, the wooden frame with stepped top. (AF).

Duncan Grant - Washerwoman; lithograph in colours, signed and numbered 82/350 in pencil, 77x56cm: Graham Ovendon- Seated girl; screen print in colours, signed, dated '71 and numbered 16/70 in pencil, 61.2x46.4cm., (2)

A painted papier mache snuffer tray, 19th Century, a miniature Cantonese ivory puzzle ball, a carved ivory pill box & cover, a painted horn snuff box, also a painted papier mache desk stand fitted with two glass inkwells, a pair of Chinese papier mache spill holders with gilt chinoiserie decoration, also a Victorian painted papier mache hand held screen. (8)

'The Swing Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne', colour silk screen, limited edition, signed proof by Norman Wade, 1971.

A Japanese two-fold screen decorated with applied shibayama panels depicting birds amongst foliage, 58in. x 69in. high.

A Brass Coal Scuttle, a brass fire screen, and a gout stool (3).

A Copper and Brass Bed Warming Pan, a Chinese vase, a fire screen with a crewelwork panel, and a mahogany box, with a padded top, on bun feet (4).

A Victorian Mahogany Pole Screen, with turned column and tripod base, the screen decorated mother and child, 41 cm.

A Victorian mahogany pole screen, the rectangular screen with leaf carved corners, on a telescopic pole and baluster base, above a trefoil base, on bun feet.

A folding oak framed screen.

A white painted two fold screen with shaped top over painted panels of glass.

A pair of Regency rosewood pole screen tables, the eight sided glazed tops with petit point inset panels, fluted and gadrooned columns and triform bases, scroll moulded feet, 24.5in (62cm) high, 15.5in (39cm) wide.

A painted three fold commode screen, decorated a pond scene, the reverse with foliage, 4ft (122cm) high.

A four fold leather screen, painted with birds and putti amongst flowers and foliage, the exterior painted with panels of flowers, 6ft (198cm) high. Some cracking, bruising and restoration.

Pietro Psaier (b.1939) Judy Garland silk screen produced at the Andy Warhol Factory, gilt framed 26 x 27cm.

Pietro Psaier (b.1939) Judy Garland silk screen produced at the Andy Warhol Factory, gilt framed 26 x 27cm.

Edwardian mahogany three fold dressing screen in Art Nouveau style, with stained glass and fabric panels, height 68ins

Edwardian mahogany framed two fold dressing screen, shaped top with clear glass panels over two horizontal wooden panels and with red fabric covered panels beneath, width 42ins, height 60ins

French three fold dressing screen, late 19th Century, carved in the rococo revival style with three graduating panels each with a glass top section and lower silk embroidered foliate panels within carved border, now painted white, width 64ins, height 68ins

A 19th century French eight fold screen, decorated with a continuous papier peint landscape with figures and buildings within a leaf border, each fold 60 x 176cm (some damage)

A collection of fans, in bone, wood and papier mache and a painted hand-screen with turned rosewood stem

A 19TH CENTURY POLE SCREEN, the oblong gros grain panel glazed and with serpentine rosewood frame, on a tripod base. 18" x 16". Height 58". See lot 105 for illustration

A MID 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD POLE SCREEN, the cartouche shaped frame lacking panel, the gadroon moulded column terminating in a three sided concave platform on lions paw feet.

A mahogany backed six fold draught screen, with mirrored fronts, Height 6ft 11ins

An early Victorian rosewood pole screen, with later floral tapestry panel on adjustable brass pole and scrolling tripod base

English school. Interior of a Church, with rood screen, stone monuments, etc., and a gentleman with a boy, early to mid 19th-c. watercolour and wash drg., signed 'W. T. Muir', approx. 21 x 30cms (8.25" x 11.75"), framed and glazed (1).

A large Staffordshire pearlware meat plate, 19th century, printed in blue to the foreground with a garden scene with Italianate buildings and a river beyond, surrounded by an elaborate trellis and stylised floral border and shaped rim, marked to base 'Improved Stoneware, Screen Border WB & Co', 19" wide

*A VICTORIAN FOUR FOLD UPHOLSTERED DRAUGHT SCREEN covered in green patterned moquette, 66" x 60".

*A 19TH CENTURY LEATHER FOUR FOLD DRAUGHT SCREEN decorated a classical garden scene with urns of summer flowers in studded surround, 69" high and 69" wide.

R. R. Cole, (19th century British), 'Stalking in the highlands', a five-fold screen, signed, oil on canvas, each section 171 x 42cm.

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY THREE-FOLD SCREEN, geometric glazed upper section under textile covered panels, height 180cm

A 19th Century French gilt framed three-fold draught screen, the front boldly carved in the rococo manner with winged cupids' heads, female head, flowers and leaf scroll ornament, formerly with glazed upper panels and cloth-covered lower panels, centre panel 70ins x 23ins

A 17th/18th Century black japanned cabinet on later giltwood stand, the cabinet incorporating four sections from a Japanese lacquer screen, the surface carved in relief and decorated in coloured lacquers and gilt with a pavilion by a lake, the framework decorated with a gilt key motif, with engraved gilt brass mounts, the interior fitted with a shelf and four small drawers, 30ins wide x 16.5ins deep x 31ins high, the giltwood stand with bold fretted and carved bird and leaf scroll front and side aprons, raised on four cabriole supports carved with caryatids, leaf scroll and floral ornament, 36ins wide, overall 61ins high

A brass mirrored fire screen

A 19th century pole screen raised on a brass adjustable column over a turned and reeded stem and three cabriole legs

19th.Cent. Mahogany Pole Screen (A/F)

Mahogany Four Fold Screen Tapestry Work Detail To One Side, Fretwork Carving To Panels Top And Bottom

A Victorian Brass Fire Screen, with coloured glass panels, 53 cm.

The top and bottom borders of a rare early silk embroidered shawl, with polychrome botehs worked in satin and couch stitches on fine silk ground, Kashmir, north India, early to mid 19th century, each border 38in. x 11in. 97cm. x 28cm. One fragment slightly stained. Both fragments mounted as a two-leaf mahogany screen, glazed.

Mel Ramos (American, b.1935) and Pietro Psaier (Italian, b.1939) Chiquita, a Naked Girl in a Banana, initialled "MR" and "PP", acrylic and silk screen on canvas, 65 x 50cm.

A 19th century fire screen, the bead worked shield shaped panel supported on an adjustable brass column, standing on splayed legs with scroll cast feet, 154cm high.

An Art Nouveau style brass framed fire screen with central oval mirrored panel, painted with floral decoration, 70 cms.

Mahogany framed glazed fire screen, circa 1890 with embroidered panel, with another copper fire screen.

Tapestry fire screen on stand.

Large 10 fold gilded screen decorated with various exotic birds and blossom with arched glass top.

Large 4 fold gilt machine woven screen depicting animals in landscape.

A VICTORIAN PAPIER MACHE POLE SCREEN with shaped circular panel inset with mother of pearl and painted flowers, spiral turned column and tripod base.

A Chinese bamboo three fold screen, circa 1900, fabric prints with birds in foliage, width opened 191cm, 78 inches.

A Victorian four fold floral and scroll painted draught screen.

A LATE VICTORIAN TUBULAR BRASS FIRE SCREEN, the moulded and coloured glass leaded panel with central painted bird within a lozenge, with carrying handle above. Height 27". Width 18".