18th C. Chippendale Mahogany Fire Screen

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

Queen Anne Mahogany Firescreen, 18thc. The square frame fitted with an antique needlework tapestry panel, 18thc, depicting a village scene with town buildings, the foreground with bulls confronting th

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

Antique fire screen mounted with 18th C. needlework panel with a pattern of tulips worked in silk on hand woven linen. Minor losses to textile. Approx. 40 1/2" H, 19 1/2" W.

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

probably British, 18th century, turned and spiral turned stand with slipper feet, adjustable needlework panel depicting a vase of flowers, spiral turned finial, mellow old surface, 58-1/2 x 19-1/4 in.

Late 18th C. floral tapestry fire screen is presented on a mahogany stand or mount. The screen is adjustable, and depicts a huge spray of flowers in an urn on top of a column. It measures 55.5" tall X

Late 18th C., the back fitted with a silk-lined firescreen on a ratchet support 30-1/4"h x 20"w x 16-1/4"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of Mimi Adler

London, mid 18th century George II mahogany tea caddy, the hinged lid with rococo fire-gilt handle and fitted interior with openings for canister and bowl. Dimensions: Height: 7 in.Width: 10 1/2 in.De

Late 18th Century Chippendale style mahogany chest-on-chest with pull-out desk interior, original unmarried structure including pierced stamped brasses Approx height 74", width 42", depth 20.5"

,United States,18th Century Dovetailed and rosehead nail construction, top board covered with mahogany veneer to conceal dovetails, over a slant top with fitted interior, over four graduated drawers o

Tilt top with dished scalloped edge top, bird cage support on baluster form column with stop fluting, three cabriole legs with slipper feet, nice old patina, s,cherry secondary wood, 28.5" diameter x

18th century Chippendale mahogany and brass inlaid desk and bookcase. English, circa 1780. In three sections, the bookcase with paneled doors, the desk with neatly fitted interior and the case with fo

Santo Domingo mahogany case with a (3) shell-carved blocked interior, (4) graduating drawers raised on a molded blocked bracket base with drop pendent. 44 1/2 x 40 x 21 inches.

Heavily carved rotating tilt-top carved with scallop shells and scrolled acanthus leaves, birdcage support, vasiform style and (3) cabriole legs carved with acanthus leaves and volutes and ball and cl

Finely made of rich mahogany woods, swans neck pediment crest with boldly carved rosettes above two raised panel doors covering three adjustable shelves. 45”H x case width 36.25 x 10”D, sm

Upper case with molded top, (2) paneled doors opening to adjustable shelves over (4) drawer and (2) sliding candle shelves. Fall front opens to an array of drawers and pigeon holes centered with a sma

19th c. Virginia Chippendale mahogany chest of drawers. As found, imperfections. 38" x 21" x 35 1/2" Ht..

32 inch round top in red wash. Hinge and latch present but top is screwed flat. Turned pedestal is supported by snake legs with ridge. height 29 inches.

18th C Chippendale Mahogany Mirror Phoenix Bird. 22 1/4" X 38 1/2"

Hinged lid opens to an interior fitted with a central block-and-shell carved prospect door flanked by small drawers and pigeon holes with valence drawers, above a case fitted with four graduated drawe

Fine period Chippendale graduated five drawer chest. Two drawers over three, each feature an incised line border, with replaced period brass. Crack shows on the top single board, overhanging the molde

19th C Mahogany Firescreen with Framed Stumpwork. 59 3/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBI

Framed 18th c. fire screen silkwork with birds, butterflies and plants, belonging to and possibly wrought by Miss Anne Wister of Germantown, PA, decended to the current owner. 24" x 15.25" overall