19th Century mahogany pole screen with adjustable panel

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

George III-Style Mahogany Pole Screen 19th century, the adjustable, rectangular screen inset with a needlepoint and petit point pastoral scene, raised on three splayed cabriole legs ending in pad feet

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

Georgian Mahogany Pole Screen.Early 19th Century. The adjustable carved screen with original octagonal folate tapestry. Height 58 in. Screen 19 x 15.5 in.

BRITISH MAHOGANY FIRE SCREEN, featuring adjustable shaped frame with embroidered panel with original backing. Retains likely original surface with rich color. 19th century. 56 1/4" HOA. Provenance: Pr

English. Mid-19th Century. The shaped adjustable panel decorated with a landscape, on an ebonized wood turned standard and three-sided concave plinth with bun feet. Height 49”. (Cond: lacks pole fin

Mid 19th century. Adjustable Rococo carved frame with needlework behind glass on turned pole supported by three cabriole legs. H69 1/2" W21 1/2"

Early 19th century, mahogany. Silk needlework panel of Mt. Vernon under glass. Two part pole with cabriole tripod base is later. Veneer splits. 58.5"h. 15.5"w.

Classical Fireplace Pole Screen, mahogany with adjustable height octangular framed floral tapestry panel, crushed ball feet, 19th C, 60 1/4"h. CONDITION: Areas of veneer loss on base, large chip on to

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.

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

Mid-19th Century Mahogany Pole Screen with Needlepointed Screen, 67 1/2"X17 1/4"X16".

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

An English Needlework Polescreen Panel 19th Century Needlework 23 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches. Height overall 57 1/2 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Lake Forest, Illinois

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

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

Late 19th century Ernest F. Hagen mahogany fire screen with removable panel of fabric,, decorated in ormolu rosettes and crest, with paper label "From Ernest F. Hagen Furniture and Antiques" on unders

with swirl-carved bulbous column, oval screen. Early 19th century. 65" high, 19 1/2" wide, 21" deep. Use wear, later tapestry on original frame.

Fourth quarter 19th century, mahogany and rosewood veneer. Floral needlework screen with woven tape border in a carved corner mahogany frame. Barley twist post with trefoil, scroll carved base. Minor

English, Mid 19th Century, Mahogany. Oval screen with cottage scene needlepoint, simple standard with turned base, snake legs and pad feet. Refinished. 56.75" h.

the molded square frame enclosing an oval silkwork scene with a classical maiden in a garden with foliate borders and signed with monogram. Early 19th century, on an earlier stand. Wear to stand, loss

FLORAL NEEDLE POINT SCREEN, 55 1/2" H, 18" DIA. AT BASE, SCREEN 14" X 16"

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.

Mahogany pole screen, 19th c. with early needlework panel and brass finial To top of pole = 60.75" Screen = 23.5"h x 18.25"w x 3.25"d