Carved mahogany Georgian style fire screen

Late 19th century Georgian-style carved mahogany adjustable fire pole screen with antique tapestry scene of the nativity, on tripod base. [58 1/2" H x 18 3/4" Diam.]. Some separations, losses to tapes

19 Century English Georgian-style Brass and Carved Mahogany Fire Screen The needlepoint tapestry hung from a rod affixed to a brass shaft with urn finial, supported by a fluted and acanthus-carved sta

A carved mahogany Queen Anne-style fire screen with a floral needlepoint upholstered panel. 52in tall x 22in wide. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper recom

Probably British, 18th/19th century, the screen with shield form frame centering a floral silk needlework panel, original wrought iron spider, adjusting on a pole stand with fluted and spiral turned s

Georgian Style Silk Embroidered Mahogany Firescreen (DSEI354)(MS) Dimensions: 36 3/4" H x 22 1/4" W Property from a Litchfield Estate

A MID 18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE STYLE FIRE SCREEN with adjustable tapestry panel on a finely carved shaped tripod base with leaf carved decoration and scrolled feet

early 20th century; 19th century English needlepoint framed by arched top rail with carved finials and quadruple cluster-column supports, cabriole legs, pad feet, 43 1/2 in. H., 31 1/4 in. W. 18 1/2 i

Circa 1870. The piece having a delicately carved frame with finials at each end and centered by a period needlepoint Flemish style panel. Good sturdy condition. H45" W28 5/8" Sold from the collection

English Carved Mahogany Georgian Style Bow Front Chest, 19th c., the reeded edge top over four graduated drawers, flanked by reeded edge pilasters, on turned tapered feet, H.- 38 1/4 in., W.- 41 in.,

English Carved Mahogany Georgian Style Double Pedestal Dining Table, 20th c., the stepped oval gadrooned edge top on double urn form pedestals with four reeded splayed legs, with brass paw cap casters

Set of Six Carved Mahogany Georgian Style Dining Chairs with Red Damask Upholstered Slip Seats, ball and claw feet with export label H. Pander & Zonen

English Carved Mahogany Georgian Style Bowfront Chest, 19th c., the bowed top over two frieze drawers above three deep drawers, on splayed legs joined by an arched skirt, H.- 42 in., W.- 41 1/2 in., D

English Edwardian Carved Mahogany Georgian Style Bowfront Sideboard, early 20th c., the top over a central frieze drawer, flanked by two cupboard doors on square tapered legs to spade feet, H.- 35 3/4

By Kittinger Colonial Williamsburg, having needlepoint floral decorated panel, raised on tripod base, approximate height 48".

Pr Carved Mahogany Georgian Style Dining Chairs with slip seats, by Stickley, 39-1/2" h

with needlework framed screen panel, signed Elizabeth Wilson. Wear to pole, losses to fabric as shown. 64" high, the panel 18 1/2" high, 18 1/2" wide.

English Carved Mahogany Georgian Style Slant Front Desk, c. 1900, the rectangular top over a slant lid with a baize inset writing surface opening to an interior fitted with six drawers, a central cupb

with needlework screen, elaborately carved tripod base, 18th century. 58 1/4" high, 20" wide, 20" deep. Repaired leg, age and use wear.

American Classical Carved Mahogany Fire Screen, late 19th c., with a scrolled top over a lifting cloth panel within scrolled supports, to splayed trestle legs joined by a scrolled stretcher, on caster

Near pr carved mahogany Georgian style DR chairs, slip seats, slight differences in crest and other carvings, 37" h, seat height 17", 19th c

EMPIRE CARVED MAHOGANY FIRE SCREEN, C. 1830, H. 55" W. 15" (NEEDS REPAIR)

French Empire Carved Mahogany Firescreen, 19th c., the rolled top on columnar supports, over a lifting cloth screen, on splayed legs with brass casters, H.- 36 1/2 in., W.- 22 in., D.- 12 1/2 in.

French Louis XV mahogany style firescreen with center glass. 20th century. 43 1/4"h x 30 1/2"w

Carved stone Georgian style fire place mantle with figural frieze panel. Interior Dimensions: 30.25" X 36" Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist Ge