Circa 1900s American Snake Foot Fire Screen

AMERICAN COUNTRY NEEDLEPOINT SAMPLER DATED 1776 W/ CHIPPENDALE CARVED SNAKE FOOT FIRE SCREEN STAND, SAMPLER- H. 17" W. 21"; STAND H. 57"

Circa 1880's solid brass Japanesque fire screen. Central panel swivels and/or spins. Overall height is 38", width is 25". Depth at feet 9". CONDITION: Excellent and undamaged. No breaks, no bends, no

Attributed to Tiffany Studios (American), circa 1920. Four panel "Pine Needle" favrile glass and patinated bronze fire screen. Glass likely replaced. No apparent makers mark but having numbers to side

DESCRIPTION: American walnut fire screen dating from the federal period circa 1790-1820. Round base with an attached turned vertical upright. The screen is made of a single oval piece of walnut with a

American Queen Anne mahogany candlestand, circa 1770, having a square top and rising on cabriole legs terminating on snake feet, 25"h x 15"dia

American, likely Pa., circa 1720-50 with nicely turned brass finial/column with wrought iron cabriole legs with broad penny feet, original wrought iron fire dogs with original column form wrought iron

Early to mid 19th century. Example having a single board as the screen to slide in the frame up and down atop a trestle foot. H35" W12 1/2" D13" Sold from the collection of a Kiawah Island, SC family.

Louis XVI Style Brass Fire-Screencirca 1900, shaped panel with inset screen, pierced handle with acanthus leaves and ribbon decoration, raised on scrolled feet. 28.5 x 29 x 8 in. Additional high-reso

AMERICAN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT MAHOGANY REVOLVING FIRE SCREEN / STORE MIRROR, featuring carved floral frame supporting a rotating beveled-glass pane, raised on downswept feet. Likely original surface wit

Circa 1900, England. Having a tube brass frame with honey comb finials at each top centered by well rendered needlework at center panel atop acanthus adorned base on ball and claw feet. H40 1/4" W25 3

American circa 1930's. Cast Iron. 3 3/4" to 5 3/4" High. Fine Condition. Lamp Post is an advertising piece for Warner Bros Screen Classic.

Circa 1900, mahogany. Dish top, base with birdcage, baluster column, snake legs and pad feet. Refinished with some wear. 27.5"h. 35"dia.

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

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FLORAL WITH CRANE DECORATED. UNDER GLASS. MINOR WATER STAINS. 23 1/2" x 38 1/2"

19th c. iron and brass paw foot firescreen. 53 1/2" x 14", 10 1/2" Ht..

Brass frame with mesh pulley screen. 39" x 8" x 32"

Chippendale style chair with needlepoint seat. Adjustable fire screen standing 55" tall.

Includes tin dustpan, circa 1900s, an American Family Scale, and a Eveready Daylo metal flashlight. All show signs of wear.

The 64-inch high shield shape frame fitted with a red velvet insert mounted with an antique fragment of needlework. Measures 64 x 32 x 24 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipp

Rosewood Adjustable Victorian Fire Screen, American Ca.1850 Bullitt Family

Fire screen, American, late 19th C., appears to be from the shop of Ernest F. Hagen (1830-1913), paper label "From Ernest F. Hagen Furniture and Antiques /213 East 26th St., /New York" is attached to

J.Potter (American, circa 1900's) - Tall Ship in Stormy Sea, Oil on Wood, Signed and dated lower right; 10x12.5 in. Framed

A Modernist glass and brass three fold fire screen circa 1960. Ht: 23.25" Wd: 22.5"