EARLY 18TH C. NEEDLEWORK POLE SCREEN/FIRE SCREEN

Ca 1750-60, black painted pole screen on an early Queen Anne base, with an Asian needlework panel behind glass. 56.5”H, panel 10.5”W x 12”H. Provenance: the Donald and Phyllis Randal

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

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.

British, 18th century, rectangular needlework panel with leaf and floral decoration, turned and spiral turned tripod stand with cabriole legs and slipper feet, 49 x 20-1/2 in., screen height 24-1/2 in

Pennsylvania, late 18th century, with floral needlework panel with molded frame adjusting on a tripod frame with compressed ball and slipper feet, 61 x 27 x 23 in. Provenance: Property from the Estate

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

FEDERAL POLE SCREENFourth Quarter of the 18th CenturyIn mahogany. Shield-shaped needlework screen. Ring- and baluster-turned pole raised on three arch-carved legs ending in pointed padded slipper feet

FEDERAL POLE SCREENFourth Quarter of the 18th CenturyIn mahogany. Shield-shaped needlework screen. Ring- and baluster-turned pole raised on three arch-carved legs ending in pointed padded slipper feet

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

This rare wing shaped embroidery needs to be closely examined to appreciate completely the complexity of the depicted scenes within the sprawling bucolic setting. The central figures depict Abraham se

Ca. 1730 silk and wool grospoint and petit point of a procession in the Oriental style. Possibly Louis XIV as an Oriental king. Dimensions: Frame: H 29" x W 24" Sight: H 25.75" x W 20.5" Condition: Un

18th C Finely Carved Pole Screen. 57 1/2" H

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

QUEEN ANNE POLE SCREEN18th CenturyTurned mahogany vasiform stem on tripod base with snake pad feet. Brass acorn finial. Rectangular screen with white damask fabricHeight 56”.

Hard to find PAIR of 18th Century George I Walnut Shepherds Crook Armchair with Period Needlework. Early 18th century George I walnut shepherd's crook armchairs covered in period needlework, circa 173

Late 18th - early 19th C. needlework and watercolor on silk picture of George Washington with his family and a servant, after the c.1790 painting by Edward Savage (1761-1817.) Faces, arms and hands as

New England Queen Anne pole screen with hand stitched decoration depicting a mother with two children, on tripod base, ca. 18th century Mahogany with mixed silk Approx. height 61", width 18"

New England pole screen, late 18th C., embroidered screen with roses on gold background, mahogany pole with tripod base, expected surface wear to base, including scuffs and scratches on tripod feet, s

A tent-stitch needlework panel, A tent-stitch needlework panel, early 18th century, depicting a central figure and dog, within a pastoral landscape, 44cm x 50cm Condition Report: Not inspected out of

George III Sheraton Style Mahogany Pole Screen. Late 18th Century. The adjustable carved screen with original folate tapestry. Height 65 in. Screen 18 x 15.5 in.

CHINESE HAND PAINTED 8 PANEL SCREEN, 18TH C., TO EARLY 19TH C., EACH PANEL: H 95", W 20":Hand decorated with figures on terraces. For a high resolution photo CLICK

Qing dynasty, 18th-early 19th C. eight-panel screen, with thick red lacquer over wood, with incised and painted decoration of an elaborate court scene on one side, and birds and flowers on the other.

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.

A TWELVE-LEAF 'COROMANDEL' BROWN LACQUER SCREEN Kangxi (late 17th / early 18th century) Decorated to both sides, the front with scenes with ladies in a pavilion garden and trees, the reverse with bird