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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".

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FOUR PANEL DRAUGHT SCREEN inset with botanical prints, 78" wide and 52" high.

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD POLE SCREEN, the shield shaped floral embroidered screen raised on a turned and fluted stem with downswept carved cabriole legs.

An oriental four section folding screen.

An Art Nouveau mahogany butterfly screen with leaded yellow glazed panels and material panels.

FRANCIS (Dick) Smoke Screen, 1st edn., London 1972, creased d./w, 8vo plus others similar. (shelf)

Pietro Psaier (b.1939) Blondie's Diner, four images of Debbie Harry, Certified "The Factory No. Proof 6/15 Andy Warhol", silk screen on linen, 97 x 87cm

An Edwardian three fold dressing screen, the upper sections glazed with beadwork and brass oval fan shaped motifs, echoed to the panels to the lower section, raised on brass castors, 155.5cm high

A Victorian four fold draught screen decorated with coloured embossed paper flower design panels, 183cm high

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY EBONISED POLE SCREEN now converted to an occasional table, the rectangular banner gilt with chinoiseries, 15 1/2in. (39cm.) wide

An oak framed fire screen depicting a tapestry of mallard.

Five table screens to include two tapestry, the red ground with central floral decoration with beaded detail and silk thread fringe, two brown velvet screens with butterfly and floral embroidered decoration and green silk fringe, together with a beaded table screen the central rose decoration with beaded tassel fringe and braided edging.

A Georgian mahogany tapestry panel pole screen, turned pole on tripod base, pad feet, the screen inset with a floral tapestry panel, 135cms tall.

A collection 19thc & later brass fireside items to include a screen, a coal helmet, and a set of three fire irons./5

An Edwardian mahogany four fold screen, the arched glazed top over damask fabric panels the frame painted with trailing rosebuds (176x146cm).

A Victorian papier-mache hand screen of shaped outline, inlaid in mother-of-pearl and decorated with a romantic view of a lake, turned wood handle, 17.5ins high, a Victorian black papier-mache circular cake basket with turned-over rim inlaid in mother-of-pearl and decorated in gilt, with gilt metal folding handle, 10.5ins diameter, and a ditto rectangular glove box, 9.75ins x 3.5ins

A late Victorian black papier-mache three fold spark guard inlaid in mother-of-pearl and decorated with a church and churchyard at night, centre fold 23ins x 12ins, one other papier-mache three fold screen, three papier-mache and decorated boxes, and sundry other papier-mache items

A Victorian rosewood framed pole screen, the shaped panel inset with needlework panel worked with a cockatoo and mixed flowers, on turned and bulbous lobed central column, the turned platform base with bun feet, 57ins high

A Victorian mahogany framed pole screen, the needlework panel worked with a young girl seated on a rock outcrop with a basket of flowers at her side, within C-scroll pattern frame, on turned and lobed centre column and tripod base with C-scroll supports, 59ins high

A brass and mesh fire guard / spark screen.

Bel Cowie, Eggs, screen print, signed in pencil, limited edition of 16, 20in x 16.25in (50.8cm x 41.2cm)

James Furneaux, Aberdeen Tenements, screen print, signed in pencil, limited edition of 12, 17.5in x 23in (44.4cm x 58.4cm)

Nineteenth century ivory netsuke, modelled in the form of a Man & Child Hiding Behind a Screen, signed, 1.75in (4cm) wide

AN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY MAHOGANY-FRAMED THREE-FOLD DRESSING SCREEN, each panel of flat-topped arched form with glazed window applied, with carved floral swags (the central panel additionally having a (depleted) ribbon surmount, above embroidered panels of blossoming boughs, within beaded and carved surrounds, 171cm wide x 195cm high, (67.3in x 76.75in)

Mahogany two-fold screen, circa 1900, with fret work panels.

Geo III mahogany pole screen, circa 1800, possibly Irish, the oval frame set with an embroidered silkwork panel of a spray of roses, on plain column and spreading legs.

A 19th century four fold screen, each leaf with an arched top and painted with figures in military dress for 1660, 1745, 1791 and 1815, the leather with brass studwork, each leaf 183 high x 51cm wide, (some tears)

A 19th Century mahogany pole screen, the rectangular adjustable panel decorated with a needlework floral reef, the base with spiral twist baluster shaped column and three reeded scrolling legs, 61.5in. high.

A Victorian mahogany pole screen, the square shaped tapestry panel depicting a parrot on a perch within an acanthus leaf carved frame flanked by spiral twist pilasters, raised on a spiral twist column with carved base and three scrolling feet, 65.5in. high.

A four-fold carved wood screen with lincrusta fern pattern and tapestry panels, the cresting rails each with fret carved panels of birds and flowers, 25in. x 72in. high.

A four-fold Japanese carved hardwood screen decorated with shibayama panels of birds amongst foliage, 21in. x 62in. high.

A 19th Century tapestry depicting a floral spray within a rosewood frame and later mounted as a fire screen, 61cm wide.

A 19th Century table top face screen with a tapestry and bead work shield shaped hanging on a gilt brass cross stand with a circular base, 51cm high.

A 19th Century giltwood and gesso three-leaf room screen in the rococo style with bevelled glazed panels to top surmounted with acanthus and scallop shell scrolls with tapestry style floral bases, 67in. (170cm) wide.

An Edwardian mahogany three-leaf room screen with astragal glazing bars to the glazed top and on a fabric base, 55in. (140cm) wide.

A giltwood and gesso three-leaf room screen with an acanthus scrolled rococo crest, glazed panel to the top and upholstered below, 60in. (152cm) wide.

EDWARDS, RINGER 7 BIGG, Cinema Stars, 50/50 complete, 1923; Carreras Turf Slides, cut to size, Film Stars, 50/50 complete, 1947; Premier Tobacco Ltd., Stage and Screen Personalities 48/100, 1936, together with various other Film Star sets, issuers include Sarony, John Player, Carreras and Abdulla, (Qty).

WILLS (W.D.) & (H.O.), Dancing Girls, issued by Scissors Cigarettes, 54 cards, 1915; Primrose Confectionery, Laurel and Hardy, 50/50 complete, 1972; Mitchell (Stephen) & Son, Stars of Screen and History, 25/25 complete, 1939; Ogden's Ltd. Shots From the Films, 50/50 complete, 1936; Wix (A. & M.), Cinema Cavalcade, 250 cards, 1939/40; together with other sets and odd cards, mainly Cinema related, (Qty).

Ad Reinhardt- '10 Screen prints', published by The Wadsworth Athaneum, Hartford Connecticut, designed and produced by Ives-Sillman Inc., New Haven Connecticut, screenprinted by Sirocco Screenprints, Inc., unnumbered from an edition of 250, no's 2-5, and 9, incomplete set, (5), 56.2x43.3cm., in original wraps, (unframed)

Shmuel Rayoni- 'Constructions'; screen print in colours, signed, titled and inscribed A/P 3/5 in pencil, 65x49.7cm: together with a quantity of screen prints, lithographs and woodcuts by the same or related hand(s), various sizes, (a lot), (unframed)

A Victorian giltwood three fold screen, the shaped bevelled glass central top with ribbon surmount, flanked by mirrored tops, over floral needle point fabric panels, (172x96cm).

An early Victorian pole fire screen, rosewood veneered with an urn finial, the silk work panel of a peacock and foliage, the tapering stem to a carved leaf bowl, the triform base to scroll feet.

A George III rosewood veneered work table, with inlaid stringing, the ratcheted leather inset top with a rest above a leather lined slide and a dummy drawer, the right side with a part divided drawer for writing, the left with a pleated bag with ivory escutcheon, fitted brass lioness mask handles, the back with a lift up screen, on square tapering legs to brass castors, 23in (58.4cm) wide.

A mahogany two fold screen, the turned handles above embossed and painted leather panels, the turned supports to pad feet, 3ft 9.5in (115.5cm) high.

A Victorian four fold oak screen, the diagonally slatted sides with iron nuts and hinges, the reverse with embossed and gilt card panels, 6ft 0.5in (184cm) high.

Late 19th Century four-fold walnut screen, arched top rectangular panels with embroidered flower panels, 1.73m.

A 19th Century Chinese two-fold screen with arched moulded frame, lacquer panels with ivory ornament and pierced panel below.

An early Victorian rosewood pole screen, the rectangular panel with shaped and moulded border inset with Chinese embroidered panel of an exotic bird, on turned and hexagonal baluster central column with swept-in triangular base, and turned bun feet, 63ins high

A Chinese blue and white table screen, painted with a panel depicting a peacock, riverscape to the reverse,12cm high, together with a quantity of other oriental blue and white ceramics including two bottle vases, various bowls etc, mostly 19th Century. (a lot)

John Hoyland, R.A. - Abstract composition in pink yellow and ochre; screen print in colours, signed, dated '73 and inscribed 'A/P' in pencil, 57x76.5cm

Evelyn Williams- 'Mother and Child in Light and Shadow'; charcoal and pastel on a screen print base, signed and dated 1993, and inscribed with title on the reverse, 75x54.5cm

*'The Brothers of Flaming Arrow', a final shooting script for April 19 1958, screen play by Nunnally Johnson, 20th Century Fox.

A late 19th century giltwood three fold screen, the tops with plain glazed panels over fabric panels, the frame with running beaded mouldings (166cm tall).

Four-leaf fire screen, cartouches of sailing boat on sea, 70in tall

A six panel small folding screen with pale pink silk linings.

Pink toned fire screen, hand-embroidered, oak square frame

A LEATHER FOUR-FOLD SCREEN each leaf painted with birds perched amongst flowering trees issuing from rockwork, each leaf 72in. (183cm.) x 19in. (48cm.)

A VICTORIAN WALNUT POLE SCREEN with fabric lined shaped rectangular banner, on a cluster column and three down scrolled feet

AFTER JOHN PIPER. "Manorbier Castle". Screen print. No. 6 of Edition of 70. 18" x 24".