PAIR OF ENGLISH GEORGIAN POLE SCREENS

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

Pair of English Mahogany Pole Screens 19th century with shell carved crests, spiral columns and scrolled feet 40 in. high

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

A pair of English Chinoiserie decorated papier mache panelssecond half 19th centuryFormerly pole screens.11 1/2 x 14 3/4in (28 x 38cm) Provenance: Property from the collection of the late Basil W. R.

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

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

American or English, 20th century. Mahogany fireplace pole screen in the Georgian taste, having a floral needlework panel, and rising on cabriole legs with claw and ball feet. Unmarked. Approx. h. 48.

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

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

Pair of English Georgian Forged Iron and Brass Andirons DATE 18th century DIMENSIONS Width 9.5 Depth 15 Height 20 in.

A pair of English silver plate Georgian style candelabras. Size: 17.5" H x 16.5" W x 5" D

GEORGIAN POLE SCREENLondon, Circa 1760In mahogany. Rectangular fabric-covered screen. Pole with ring turnings and spiral carvings. Acanthus leaf-carved cabriole legs end in elongated padded slipper fe

Pair English Georgian style walnut cotton and down upholstered library armchairs, square backs with open, upholstered arms having curved supports; cabriole legs with molded C scrolls and pad feet. 38-

London hallmarks for Emick Romer, 1763. Classical Corinthian columns with stop fluting. Removable bobeches. Weighted. 12.5"h.

Third quarter 18th Century, mahogany. Inlaid paneled urns on ogee footed bases. Pull up lids, fitted interiors. Good old, if not original, surface. 28"h. 11"d.

Pair of English Georgian-style giltwood mirrors.

PAIR OF ENGLISH GEORGIAN FINELY FIGURED MAHOGANY FITTED KNIFE BOXES HAVING TULIPWOOD CROSSBANDING AND SATINWOOD INLAY OPENING TO SEGMENTED STAR AND CHECKER BOARD INLAID INTERIOR, C. 1800; 15"H X 13"W

Pair of English Georgian style pedestal cutlery urns (knife boxes). 24 1/2"h x 11" at the base

Pair of English Georgian style end stands feature mahogany construction with two drawers and having bronze pulls, seated on bracket feet, early 20th century. Measures: 25.5" H x 27" W x 23" D. *** OPT

Pair of English Georgian sterling silver footed salvers. London. 1770-71. R.R. makers mark. Gadrooned edge. Armorial crest. Ball and claw feet. 6-1/4" diameter. 1-14" high. Good condition. 14.6 ozt to

Late 18th - Early 19th Century Pair of English Georgian George IV Sheffield Plate CandlesticksHeight: 10 1/2 inches

Pair of English Georgian Carved Mahogany Side Chairs, c. 1800, the serpentine crest rails over pierced splats to trapezoidal slip seats, on square legs joined by stretchers, now lacking one slip seat,

London 1807 & 1825 (IH K & M) - 3 troy ounces

Pair of English Georgian sterling silver serving spoons with engraved and gilt bowls. One spoon- 1795-6. Richard Crossley- possible maker. 8-3/4" long. 4.2 troy ounces.