Pair 18th C. English Regency Pole Fire Screens

English, 19th century, pair of parcel gilt adjustable fire pole screens, having figural needlework panels, brass stems, and rising tripod mahogany base with curing legs, apparently unmarked. Approx. o

ENGLISH REGENCY LADY'S FIRESCREEN, 19TH C., H 61 1/2", W 14 3/4":Having a brass pole with oval needlepoint and stump work and a fire screen oval panel depicting a woman and a shepherd seated by a tree

A Pair of 18th Century English Regency Terra Cotta PillarsWith acanthus decoration at the base, and encircled in lion's heads and vines.Height: 31 1/2 inches

English, 18th century. Walnut Georgian fireplace pole screen having an adjustable needlework panel depicting a musician playing for a dog, rising on cabriole legs. Unmarked. Provenance: From the Lifet

Ca 1750-60, black painted pole screen on an early Queen Anne base, with an Asian needlework panel behind glass. 56.5”H, panel 10.5”W x 12”H. Provenance: the Donald and Phyllis Randal

Ca. Mid to 3rd quarter, 19thC. French (?). Excellent condition. The high relief design on both faces is pristine, however the black lacquer shows some very light crazing. The gold gilt paint is intric

late 18th c., screen of fine needlepoint of flowers in an urn; mahogany snake-foot stand in old color, screen 25” x 21.25”; stand 54”h

English, mid 18th C. Adjustable. Standard: 5'1-1/2"h Screen: 31-1/2"h x 27-1/2"w screen

Pair of English floral embroidered mahogany fire screens on poles. 19th century. Measure appx 58" t. Losses to embroidery.

English George III Needlepoint Tapestry Pole Screen Panel This antique, Georgian period needlework frame was originally part of an adjustable pole fireplace screen. DATE 18th century DIMENSIONS Width

Possibly 18th century, likely English. Pair of fine tongs together with a poker. Each piece is hand wrought and profusely decorated with chased, perched and etched detail. Some wear to the surface con

English Victorian Carved Mahogany Adjustable Needlepoint Pole Fire Screen, 19th c., with the original figural needlepoint, on a wooden rod to tripodal splayed scroll legs, H.- 58 1/4 in., Dia- 17 1/4

English, c. 1830. Lacking needlework panels, replacements, and losses. 4'6"h

Antique English oval fireplace pole screen, with reed column, having an oval painted scene of two women, on triple octagonal graduated tier base, with an urn finial. [57 1/2" H x 10 1/2" Diam. (base);

Pair of English Victorian Carved Oak Fire Screens , 19th c., scroll and shell carved, removable silk inserts, h. 31 in., w. 46 in., d. 13 in

English, 19th C. Together with a Louis XV style firescreen and a pair of andirons. 8"h x 48"l

This dumbwaiter was made in England during the late-18th century to early-19th century, circa 1790. This piece is made of solid Cuban mahogany and features a traditional double surface with reeded edg

(2) Pairs 18th c. silver shoe buckles marked with lion passant. (1) pair steel cut, (1) with silver bead edge, possibly Samuel Pemberton.

Mid 18th century, Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory (English, founded 1743/45); soft-paste polychrome porcelain with gilt accents; depicting a couple in provincial 18th century dress. Maker's date mark fo

made in 1797, maker's mark "IS", in a shagreen case. Wear and losses to case. Spectacles: 1 1/16" wide, 4 1/4" long. Weight: .946 OZT. Provenance: Property of a Woodbury, CT Private Collector.

Crafted from a material called Paktong. The matching buckles having fine form and in generally well cared for condition. W 3" each Sold from the collection of an upcountry, SC gentleman.

Black basalt square bough pot with Greco-Roman designs molded in relief, ball and claw feet atop a square base. "Turner ER" impressed to base. English, late 18th - early 19th C. H. 17.5 cm (6 7/8 in.)

Walnut frame with banded top. Metal claw feet. 29 1/2"h. x 37 1/2"w. x 25"d. Two 12"w. drop leaves.

Pair 18th c English Handcolored Horse Engravings on Glass. James Seymour, "Le Mort" circa 1754 and Francis Sartorius "Race Horse", circa 1768. Both 10" x 14" viewed and both frames 14 1/4" x 18 1/2".