Herter Bros. Style Chinoiserie Decorated Fire Screen

Carved Victorian fire screen, crest with center stylized lion mask, carved and turned side support columns, splayed feet. Center panel with polychrome chinoiserie decoration including Mandarin ducks a

ADAMS STYLE PAINT DECORATED NEEDLEPOINT FIRE SCREEN H 50"

Aesthetic period screen crest with center mask over bat wings, carved mythical creature heads at corners, lower urns and center carved panel, played legs and feet, 50.75" h. x 35.5" x 14.5". Condition

Chinoiserie Style Shield Form Fire Screen Pole. Used condition, wear, worn. 55 1/2" tall x 13 1/2" wide

19th C Regency Style Black Lacquered and Chinoiserie Adjustable Pole or Fire Screen. 56 inches H x 18 W.

Set of six canvas lined panel screens elaborately decorated in the Chinoiserie style. Each panel is uniquely designed with delicately painted scrolled foliage framing various stylized Chinoiserie figu

Louis XVI style fire screen and pair andirons, 20th c., incl. a three-panel fire screen with drapery swag and flaming urn decoration, and a pair of complimenting pierced urn form andirons, screen: 34.

French Bronze and Screen Wire Firescreen, in the Louis XV style, decorated with angels warming their hands at a firepot, h. 27-1/2", w. 29-1/2", d. 7-1/4".

Italian-Style Chinoiserie-Decorated Secretary Bookcase in the 18th-century style, in two parts, the upper section with a broken-arch cornice over a pair of doors with screen panels, on a slant-lid ser

Louis XV style bronze fire screen, First half 20th c., gilt metal and wire mesh, with putto, floral, and scroll decoration, unmarked, 30"h x 25.25"w x 9.5"d

Pair of Chinoiserie style screens, each having an elegantly carved frame decorated with maroon silk and embroidered floral pattern, hinged panels. Each Panels Measured: 30 1/2 inches width by 74 inche

TWO PAIRS OF LOUIS XV STYLE PATINATED AND GILT BRONZE CHENETS 19th century Together with a Louis XVI style fire screen. height of Chinoiserie pair 10 1/4in (26cm); width 12in (30.5cm); depth 5in (12.5

French, 19th century. Five-panel pressed gold-tone metal fireplace screen, having an arched form, and mesh decorated with chinoiserie figures. Impressed "FB" mark. Approx. overall, h. 22.5" (excluding

Federal style brass and wire fire screen, 20th c., 36"h x 53"w (fully extended), 27"w (center screen) Provenance: Property of a Distinguished New York City Collector

Queen Anne style Chinoiserie lacquered mirror, 20th c., decorated with pagodas and figures in landscape scenes, unmarked, 34.5"h x 28"w

Gilded Age style side chair in the manner of Herter Brothers, carved, pierced, and gilt wood frame with hybrid Renaissance Revival and Chinoiserie motif decoration, white leather seat. 33" H x 19.25"

Group French-style fireplace accessories, 20th c., incl. fan form fire screen, pair Louis XV style chenets, and pair tall andirons, in gilt metal and brass, largest: 27.5"h x 38"w, smallest: 12.5"h x

Victorian style bamboo cabinet and etagere, 19th/20th c., likely English, incl. a chinoiserie decorated lacquer and bamboo cabinet with two glass panel doors, and a bookshelf etagere, cabinet: 52.5"h

Victorian bamboo Japan lacquered firescreen, 19th c., England, the black lacquered panel decorated with birds and flowering branches, 36"h x 25"w

Handsome Louis XV-Style Gilt-Bronze Fire Screen, first quarter 20th century, with an associated tool set, the fire screen raised on pierced cabriole legs, the surround decorated with rocaille and scro

By Kittinger Colonial Williamsburg, having needlepoint floral decorated panel, raised on tripod base, approximate height 48".

One made of mahogany still accompanied by its painted matching adjustable screen. The other featuring beautiful brass elements decorated with grape vines and oak leaves. Measuring: 14" x 16 1/2" x 65"

Louis XV-Style Bronze Firescreen, first quarter 20th century, the pierced, scrolled bronze frame decorated with a mount depicting a cornucopia of flowers and raised on scrolled feet, h. 29-1/2", w. 28

Pair Chinese Export style porcelain jardinieres, 19th/20th c., French, likely Samson, the pots decorated in the Chinoiserie taste, with flowering branches and birds, with molded Foo-dog handles, fitte