Ebonized Carved Wooden Fire Screen, c. 1890, with a

Beautifully hand-painted with two majestic peacocks amongst a magical, blossoming forest; carved with magnificent details around the wooden frame.

English Victorian Carved Mahogany Adjustable Needlepoint Pole Fire Screen, 19th c., with the original figural needlepoint, on a wooden rod to tripodal splayed scroll legs, H.- 58 1/4 in., Dia- 17 1/4

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

French Ebonized Beech Firescreen, c. 1870, with a removable needlework screen flanked by engaged turned columns, on trestle supports joined by turned tapered stretcher, H.- 37 in., W.- 24 1/2 in., D.-

Chinese covered ginger jar with a carved wooden cover, c.a. 1890 in good condition. Decorated with flower and fruit on a turquoise background. Measures 7 1/2" tall.

A carved oak needlepoint fire screen circa 1900. Ht: 39" Wd: 28.5" Dpth: 15"

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 Style Carved Walnut Firescreen, 19th c., the shell and leaf carved frame around the original needlework panel depicting four putti and a deer in a forest landscape, on splayed scrolled

French Louis XV Style Carved Walnut Firescreen, 19th c., the shell and leaf carved frame around the original needlework panel depicting four putti and a deer in a forest landscape, on splayed scrolled

Monumental Balinese Intricately Carved Wooden Double-Sided Screen.c. 1960’s.Carved throughout with Bali jungle scene depicting Gods, Spirits & Mortals.Strong graphic details.Excellent condition.Four

Pair of English Victorian Carved Oak Fire Screens , 19th c., scroll and shell carved, removable silk inserts, h. 31 in., w. 46 in., d. 13 in

ELABORATELY CARVED FRENCH WALNUT FIRE SCREEN WITH FINE NEEDLEPOINT CENTER PANEL RESTING ON GRADUATED ANCANTHUS LEAF TREATED CABRIOLE LEGS, 19TH C.; 42"H X 24"W

Fabric panel woven with gold and other threads Dimensions: 38.5 H x 25 W x 16 D

Arts & Crafts, carved occupational craftsman on wooden screen, C. W. Erbeneck, possibly Reading, PA, c. 1900. Two-part folding screen, walnut, carved on both sides, with deeply carved panels featuring

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

French Louis XV Style Carved Walnut Firescreen, early 20th c., the acanthus carved earred top over sides with pierced leaf and shell centers around the original cloth petit point panel with a parrot a

19TH C GILT + EBONIZED FIRE SCREEN 5'H X 39"W

A Chinese silk fire screen with elaborately carved wooden frame, late 19th century. The silk work panel depicts a large dragon surrounded by a border of vines, leaves and flowers. The silk has extensi

Antique wooden carved Framed Tapestry Screen. Carved C scroll detail. Tapestry has various tones of gold. Depicts men on horses with dogs. Measures approx 68 inches tall 60 inches wide. Tapestry has w

Pair of George III Chinoiserie Fire Screens, 19th c., ebonized and lacquered adjustable screens, on tripartite bases, h. 57 1/2 in., w. 16 in., d. 16 in.

A fairground carved wooden admission sign by C J Spooner, c.1890, Burton-on-Trent, surmounted by a royal armorial and flanked by cherubs, inscribed 'Admission one penny', originally taken from a Biosc

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 very unique antique 19th Century Needlepoint Fire Pole Screen set in an ornate Mahogany Wood Stand | This beautiful almost 5 foot tall hand-carved fire-screen has a needlepoint silk floral tapestry

Wooden deer reliefs, C.1890/1900 Dimensions: (Largest) (Frame) H 8.5" x W 10.5" (Sight) H 5.5" x W 7.5" Condition: Don't fit perfectly in frames. Loss to one's ear and one's antler. Losses to frames.