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Victorian bamboo occasional table and similar fire screen decorated flowers(af)(2)

Arts & Crafts influence oak bentwood rocking chair and a mahogany fire screen with floral panel

A Silk Screen Print, Mussels at Loch Teacuis, 75 x 86.5 cm.

A Victorian Mahogany Fire Screen, the central panel with two sliding side panels, on square supports, 62 cm.

A Two Fold Chinese Fire Screen, the panels inlaid bone figures, (a.f.) 93 cm.

A gilt metal triptych fire screen.

A Chinese hardwood mother of pearl inlaid circular screen and stand.

A walnut and mahogany framed tapestry fire screen.

A Victorian mahogany pole screen.

Govinder Nazran- 'Boo-Dog'; screen print in colours, signed, titled and numbered 206/250 in pencil, 34x38cm

A Victorian mahogany two fold screen, the sectioned fabric panels, within acanthus and fairy covered frame (130x112cm).

A FOUR FOLD SCREEN painted with flowering chrysanthemums, each fold 36in. (92cm.) x 17 1/4in. (44cm.).

A GILT METAL NEO-CLASSICAL FIRE SCREEN of cusped rectangular form, now set with an electric fire, 26in. (66cm.) wide.

A painted two section folding screen with bevel edge glass

An impressive oriental carved hard stone 6-fold miniature screen decorated with vines and squirrels, 15_" height, 21" width.

A THREE FOLD DRAUGHT SCREEN all over decorated with hand coloured prints published by B Pollock, 73 Hoxton Street Hoxton and W. Webb, 146 Old Street, St Lukes, 72" high and 72" wide.

FRANCIS, Dick, 'Smoke Screen', Michael Joseph, 1972, 1st edn. in d/w, Tog.with 'Risk', 1977. both inscd. by author. Plus 'Flying Fish' 1966, w/o.d/w.

A Victorian mahogany and lacquered brass polescreen, the gros point tapestry screen depicting a bird amidst flowers within C scroll and acanthus leaf moulded surround on brass pole, all supported on three carved and hipped cabriole supports with paw feet, height 142cm

A Meissen ormolu mounted figural twin branch candelabra , the twin branches encrusted with flowers and emanating from a rococo scroll base mounted with a couple in 18th Century dress and with adjustable damask covered screen panel, 35cm high.

An extensive Louis XV style giltwood suite 20th century comprising of three seat sofa, upholstered in 18th century style figural needlepoint on a peach field, the frame carved with typical cartouche, and trailing foliage, berry and lappet raised on cabriole supports, together with six matching open armchairs and a three fold screen, and fire screen (9).

A Chinese lacquered three-leaf room screen with panels depicting warriors surrounded by assorted Oriental motifs to the top and base, the larger central panel with silk (a.f.), 230cm wide.

A four piece oriental table screen

A Victorian walnut carved polescreen with needlepoint screen

Tapestry Mahognay Framed Fire Screen.

James Osborne Crested Cranes signed screen print, 86x33cm.

A Machine Aubusson Fur Fold Barrier Screen with serpentine top.

A Victorian Sampler, Jane Casilda Tendall, aged 11 years, 1853, incorporating the alphabet, a verse, birds and insects, within a floral meander border, set in a fire screen, 36 x 34 cm

A CHARMING AND UNUSUAL LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN CHILD'S OAK-FRAMED THREE-FOLD DRESSING SCREEN WITH ORIGINAL KATE GREENAWAY-STYLE INK AND WATERCOLOUR ILLUS-TRATIONS AND HUMOROUS ADVERTS, having slightly humped surmounts (one lacking) on reeded toprail, the glazed illustrated panels on open S-form splats, with shaped aprons, the stiles extending as legs, to one side (all three folds) decorated with illustrations of children at play, 43 illustrations in all, to the other side (all three folds) with larger adverts including 'Ink Sah Yes Stebens Sah' (depicting a negro carrying a large bottle of ink), 'Sprats never again/This Dawg had Sprats', 'Sow Suttons seeds, they're Sutton to Grow' 'Koko for her hair. I use no other' (depicting a baby with a single hair, waving her bonnet), one advert dated 1899, 126cm wide x 107cm high, (49.5in x 42in).

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD POLESCREEN having an urn finial to the turned pole, the scroll-edged cartouche-form screen decorated in petit-point needlework with a mounted gentleman and another with five various dogs, on a broadening cylindrical stem and three scroll-decorated downcurved legs with scroll toes, 148.5cm, (58.5in) high.

An Edwardian mahogany boxwood strung and harewood inlaid fire screen, circa 1910, the glazed panel filled with a later design of two cross hippopotami and raised on down curved legs and spade feet joined by a mirrored baluster stretcher centred by an oval boxwood and harewood conche shell motif, 37.5" high, 23.5" wide

A set of four Chinese silk embroidery panels, possibly from a screen, each worked with birds and flowers on a faded blue ground, 148 x 52cm (4).

A William IV rosewood framed fire screen, the silk work panel within an acanthus and scroll carved frame, standing on scrolling cabriole legs, 57cm wide.

A Victorian walnut fire screen, the bead worked panel supported on a finial mounted brass adjustable pole, standing on carved cabriole legs with scroll feet, 143cm high.

A 19th century mahogany framed fire screen, the adjustable screen incorporating a shelf, standing on sleigh feet, 58cm wide.

An oak framed fire screen with an embroidered panel in the art nouveau style depicting stylised flowers and dragon flies, 67cm wide.

A Victorian petit point tapestry fire screen depicting butterflies within a garland surround and a giltwood and gesso rococo frame with splayed feet (a.f.), 95cm wide.

An Oriental two-leaf fire screen with lacquered panels decorated in mother-of-pearl depicting birds and foliage and a carved surround, 92cm wide.

A Chinese red lacquered four-leaf room screen, the panels depicting ladies at various pursuits in a garden and beside a pagoda with a patterned surround and bracket feet (a.f.), 64in. (162cm) wide.

A mahogany pole screen, the needlework panel worked with four birds in a tree, 15.5ins x 16.75ins, on turned column with spiral fluted vase pattern knop and tripod base, 66ins high

A Victorian rosewood three fold fire screen with embroidered panels and raised on carved feet and castors, 12 x 49cm, opening to 147cm wide.

A Victorian rosewood fire screen with carved decoration, scrolled legs and an embroidered panel, 113cm high.

Edwardian three-fold screen, floral embroidered fabric panels.

Copper repousse design fire screen with dragon, wrought iron frame, Arts and Crafts, circa 1895, Newlyn School style.

Copper fire screen, rectangular, on four feet, studded pattern and bow-fronted central section.

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY POLE SCREEN with adjustable needlework panel depticting a spray of summer flowers, 63" high.

A Chinese famille rose dish, decorated with a fenced garden with a pine tree and screen, all within a floral border, 18th century, 34cm.

Ornate Victorian rosewood pole screen the screen with carved hunting scene surmount, petit point floral panel flanked by spiral twist columns standing on a larger spiral twist column with double "C" supports

Three fold draught screen decorated storks in the Japanese style

Elegant mahogany pole screen

Two-fold fire screen decorated young beauties and flowers in poker work

A 19thC Rosewood screen with tapestry scene interior.

A Pair of Early 19th Century Mahogany Pole Screen Stands, with octagonal adjustable screens on poles with faceted balusters and three inverted sabre legs and turned feet, {147cm high}.

A four fold screen with tapestry panels of hunting scenes.

A mahogany pole screen mounted with an early 19th century canvas sampler, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks, with a central motif of a castle surrounded by dogs, birds, flowering shrubs, peacocks and reindeer, within a meandering stylised flower border, dated 1816, 37.5 x 32.5cm, the screen 140cm high overall

Yokio Katsuda. "Fishing Boat." Silk screen print, 9.5in x 14.125in. Signed, dated ('75) and numbered "no. 90" by the artist in pencil. Mounted, framed and glazed. * Number 21 of an edition of 100.

Braybrooke, Richard Lord, The History of Audley End. To which are appended notices of the town and Parish of Saffron Walden in the county of Essex, London, printed & published by Samuel Bentley, 1836, 4to (310 x 240mm.), engraved additional title depicting the Oak screen in the hall, portrait of Richard Griffin, 3rd Lord Braybrooke, 15 plates, double-page map of the parish of Saffron Walden, and a double-page plan of the town of Saffron Walden, illustrations, contemporary calf, rebacked, red morocco lettering piece, armorial bookplate of Charles Drummond

A Japanese six fold table screen, the silk and wood panels with relief and painted decoration of figures in garden landscapes, 19. 25in (49cm) high, in a pine box.

A Victorian lacquered brass and beadwork polescreen, with shield shaped lily of the valley needlework decorated banner screen over three outswept brass supports with trefoil feet, 149cm.

Georgie Hopton, Glory palette, limited edition screen print and collage, signed in pencil within the margin lower right, titled lower centre, numbered 17/120 lower left, s. 38.5 x 45.5cm

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY FRAME THREE FOLD DRAFT SCREEN decorated printed portraits of notable personages of the time, 81" x 60".