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A leather four fold screen, painted with baskets of flowers, ribbon ties and leaf scrolls, on a pale green ground, 191cm high (75 1/4")

A 19th Century four-leaf giltwood and gesso room screen with carved foliate crest to the arched shaped panels, scroll and scallop shell motif below and with textile panels, 84in. (213cm) extended.

A three-leaf room screen with arched panels, one side textile, the other side with a gilt embossed decoration, 66in. (168cm) wide.

A three-leaf room screen, each leaf with foliate embroidered panels with gilt and further coloured threads within an oak frame, 77in. (195cm) high, 72in. (183cm) wide.

A stamped brown leather four-fold draught screen by Whytock and Reid of Edinburgh, the largest leaf, 71 1/2in. (182cm) high

An oak framed fire screen with an embroidered panel in a cruel work style depicting trailing foliage, 56cm wide.

A planished copper and brass framed fire screen with ornate finials and scrolled toes, 51cm wide.

Brass Mirrored Fire Screen With Cut Glass Star Motiff

Orwell (George) Nineteen Eighty-Four, 1949; Critical Essays, 1946; The Lion and the Unicorn, 1941; England Your England, 1953, FIRST EDITIONS, original cloth, spotted, faded, rubbed, corners slightly frayed, no dust-jackets; Nineteen Eighty-Four, the Facsimile, edited by Peter Davison, original cloth, dust-jacket, slightly tanned, upper edge slightly creased, 1984; "1984" Release Script, typescript, copy number 38 for the film directed by Michael Anderson, Screen Play by William P. Templeton and Ralph Betterman, original wrappers, tanned & chipped at edges, 1956; and 4 others, 8vo & folio (10).

A four fold dressing screen with painted decoration depicting oriental court scenes and flora.

A late 17th or early 18th century Japanese six-fold screen painted with a dreaming scholar in a pavilion, ladies walking on a terrace and two flower gatherers, the backgound applied with scattered gold leaf, 60 x 150cm

A 19th century three fold screen carved with rococo scrolls and panelled on one side with mirrors, the other in silk, each fold 183 x 56cm

A white painted two-fold screen each mirrored leaf with a gilt crest

An Art Deco style table lamp as a gilt metal naked female dancer in front of an oval frosted clear glass screen on ebonised circular base, 37cms.

A tall mahogany framed four-fold scrapwork screen with each of the eight panels profusely decorated with late Victorian/Edwardian coloured scraps.

An unusual Indian hardwood four-fold screen with carved and pierced panels surrounding eight marquetry panels, profusely and well inlaid with studies of figures in a wooded setting, 40cms wide closed, 183cms high.

4 Fold Heavily Carved Oriental Screen With Relief Applied Mother Of Pearl/Shell Bird Decoration A/F

A 19th century embossed leather four fold screen, painted with foliate scrolls and flowers to one side, 181 high x 184cm wide (some splits and repairs)

A 19TH CENTURY FOUR FOLD CANVAS SCREEN, each panel painted with portrait of a female figure emblematic of the four Seasons. Some damage. Ebonized framing. Height 5'6".

A Victorian two fold decoupage dressing screen, one back having four waxed/varnished pencil sketches inset to cartouches, 183cm high

A Victorian ebonised and gilt fire screen, with a woolwork and beadwork picture of a saint playing his harp under an arbour, 69cm x 111.5cm

ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS: An Edwardian mahogany three-fold salon screen, of rococo design, the shaped asymmetrical panels of scrolling outline and carved with leafage, 57in high max, c.1905

AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD POLE SCREEN with raised woolwork banner, banner 17 1/2in. (44.5cm.) dia.

A CINNABAR LACQUER FOUR-FOLD SCREEN each panelled screen worked with gilt chinoiseries of travellers in island landscapes, the bottom panel worked with baskets of flowers, each panel 67 1/2in. (171cm.) high x 20in. (51cm.) wide

A MAHOGANY FIRE SCREEN inlaid with satinwood, fitted with a rising slide and two slides opening left and right, the feet inlaid with foliate pendants, 40 1/2in. (103cm.) high x 24in. (61cm.) wide

STYLE OF RICHARD BUCKNER (Fl.1830-1897) FOUR PORTRAITS OF YOUNG LADIES One on panel, three on canvas, oval, set into a two-fold screen Each 43.5 x 35cm. Overall screen size 137 x 123cm. ++ Each needs a clean; two with cracks or tears; screen needs attention

Raveel, R. (born 1921), silk-screen print, Street corner, signed b.r., number 97/190, dim. 56 x 76 cm. Euro 200-300

Truyen, H. (born 1928), silk-screen print, Nachtvisser (Night Fisherman), signed b.r., number 53/100, dim. 50 x 68 cm. Euro 150-225

Drielsma, A. (born Maastricht 1937), silk-screen print on rice paper, Conversatie (Conversation), number 1/10, signed b.r., dated b.l. 1985, dim. 40,5 x 33,5 cm. Euro 130-200

Drielsma, A. (born Maastricht, 1937), silk-screen print on rice paper, Circus, number 4/10, signed b.r., dim. 48,5 x 38,5 cm. Euro 130-200

A QUANTITY OF STAGE AND SCREEN PHOTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHED, S.Connery, Terence Howard, Julie Andrews, Meryl Streep, John Gielgud, Alan Bates etc

A VICTORIAN WALNUT POLE SCREEN banner, 14in. (35.5cm.) x 12in. (30cm.)

A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY POLE SCREEN STAND the stylised stiff leaved column on a triform plinth, paper label printed From J.C. Brown's, Cabinet & Upholstery Manufactory, Blandford

A CHINESE CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY TWO-FOLD SCREEN set with chinoiserie paper, each fold 42in. (107cm.) high x 19in. (48cm.) wide

An early Victorian mahogany pole screen, circa 1840 with rectangular ogee arch topped tapestry panel raised on a fluted turned column and three acanthus carved down curved tapering scroll feet 66" high,

A Victorian rosewood pole screen, circa 1840, the shield shaped tapestry panel on a stepped round tapering column and circular lappeted plinth and three paw feet 57.5" high

A gilt gesso fire screen early 19th century, in rococo style, the later glazed tapestry woolwork panel showing roses and other flowers in bloom attended by birds and raised on florally moulded down-curved bar feet, losses, 27" wide, 48" high

Rosewood pole screen, circa 1850, the brass needle set with a woolwork rectangular frame of an exotic oriental bird on turned stem, circular base and bun feet..

Wrought iron and copper framed arts and crafts fire screen, of rectangular form, with ball finial and scroll supports, coloured stained glass inset 84cms (33") high.

William IV rosewood pole screen, the ebonised needle set with a woolwork serpentine sided panel on reeded stem and tripart platform..

A Victorian woolwork table banner screen with beadwork foliated decoration with brass clamp.

A French style gilt-painted three-fold screen with moulded borders, flaming torches and quivers of arrows to the pediment of each panel, 66in. x 70in. high.

A French gilt painted three-fold screen decorated with printed panels and bevelled glass panels surmounted by ribbon motif, 64in. high.

A walnut-framed three-fold draught screen with plain tapestry panels, 72in. high.

A brass fire screen with a bevelled mirror, splayed legs and pad feet and a brass trivet with a circular pierced top. (2)

A Regency mahogany pole screen with an embroidered and beadwork floral panel raised on a turned and reeded stem and a tripartite base

A Victorian bamboo screen, having glazed panel of pressed ferns and butterly. 34" high, 22" wide.

An early 19th Century mahogany screen pole with ebony strung stepped base.

A 'Nankin' achet, of irregular octagonal outline, painted in blue and white with flowers, screen and bench in a Chinee landscape, within diapered lozenge borders, 16.5" wide (rivetted).

An 'Arts & Crafts' design iron fire screen, the thin plate pierced with animals and flowers, between a pair of candle sconce ends, 92cm wide x 86cm high

A pair of Victorian cane seated and mother of pearl inlaid side chairs, together with a pole screen

A Chinese rosewood framed screen, border carved with fruiting vine enclosing a rectangular porcelain panel painted in famille rose enamels with two figures, on a similar stand with treslan supports, 79cms high

Victorian papier mache pole screen, laterly converted to a lamp shade, the shield shape screen decorated with flower sprays on clover shaped base with scroll feet, with shade stands (Heavely wormed) 156

A large wrought iron fire screen, with heart shape finials on scrolled legs, 78 x 158, and a smaller fire screen stands 66 x 68

A William IV rosewood pole screen, the shaped screen with egg and dart moulded border enclosing a long threaded silk picture of birds perched in a tree, on a turned and acanthus leaf carved stem and a triform platform with gadrooned collar and three leaf carved scrolled feet, 145cm high

An Edwardian brass fender, with spindled and leaf scrolled gallery, 134cm wide, together with a brass fire screen embossed with roses and ribbons, 73cm high (2)

William IV Rosewood Pole Screen Base now as an Occasional Table, associated circular top on fluted pillar and triangular platform

Art Deco Four Fold Dressing Screen, cloth panels with stylised braid work.

A William IV rosewood pole screen, with a leaf carved finial, an oval woolwork banner on reeded column and lobed base with lappet carved feet, 151cm high

A George IV mahogany pole screen, with a turned finial, the woolwork canted rectangular rosewood framed banner on a turned column and concave sided triform applied with roundels on scroll feet, 144cm high