fire - wooden - screens
Fire screen. A decorative item, sometimes in pierced and decorated brass, lacquer, bamboo, wood or tapestry, placed in front of the fireplace when not in use. The metal firescreens, pressed with embossed pictures of ships, dogs and Queen Elizabeth I, are a 20th century innovation, dating from the 1920s and 1930s.
41 item(s) found:
A mahogany Edwardian fire screen with swan neck pediment above a panel with inset tapestry.
A late19th century Art Nouveau brass fire screen, with inset naturalistic leadlight panel.
A Victorian mahogany fire screen, the moulded rectangular frame with pierced trailing foliate crest and conforming apron enclosing a needlepoint floral still life suspended between a pair of spiral-turned supports United by a conforming stretcher,…
A Dutch painted dummy board figure fire screen, 18th century and later
Wooden framed fire screen framed and glazed extensive hand worked silk tapestry of a Japanese temple scene. Frame has geometric carving to sides. 20 cm crack to top left of glass. Height 92 cm. Width 65 cm
A French 19th century gilt fire screen with arched top inset machine tapestry on out swept end supports. Length 63 cm. Height 101 cm
An early 20th century Kiwiana firescreen, width 74 cm. Height 70.2 cm
A pole fire screen with woollen tapestry insert
Mahogany fire screen. Oriental silk embroidered cranes decoration (possibly later replacement) . Brass feet, c.1890's. Height 108 cm, and W 64 cm
A French Louis XV style walnut fire screen with inset period tapestry. Height 100 cm. Width 71 cm
Victorian rosewood and silk work firescreen, the stylised scroll crest above a central silk work tapestry panel within barley twist supports, scroll legs, brass castors, 155 x 89 cm
A mid Victorian walnut firescreen display of exotic birds by Ashmead & Co.…
A folk art fire screen with Kiwiana shell Decorations. Height 76 cm. Width 78 cm
Australian school a blackwood fire screen, the rectangular screen inset with three pierced and carved gum nut and leaf panels, 85 x 74 cm.
A rare Australian Lyre bird feather fire screen 52 x 31 cm
A good Victorian carved oak fire screen, made by Johnstone Jeane & Co,…
Impressive Victorian well carved mahogany and Tapestry fronted firescreen
A set of antique brass and wrought iron fire irons and a reproduction brass fire screen
A pair of William IV brass and rosewood fire screens with adjustable gilt framed needlework panels. Height 140 cm
A decorative carved fire screen in the Rococco style with floral and foliate decoration surmounted by a putti with vacant glazed panel. Height 111 cm. Width 58 cm
A Louis XV style carved giltwood and tapestry fire screen, the original needlepoint floral tapestry within a scroll carved and foliate frame raised on scrolled feet. Width 74 cm. Height 102 cm
A George III petit-point needlework panel, English of a girl in a landscape in later timber firescreen 69 x 53 cm
A Victorian rosewood firescreen, the scroll carved crest above a central tapestry panel within Barley twist supports, raised on blind fret carved legs, castors, 77 x 120 cm
A Victorian rosewood and beadwork firescreen, the oval beaded and woolwork screen showing a pheasant perched within a tree, within an ornately carved surround, raised on three out swept legs. Height 153.5 cm
Flame mahogany cheval sliding firescreen with petit point floral pattern and green silk verso. Height 102 cm
Antique papier mÈche tilt top table/ fire screen
A Victorian oak Tapestry fire screen, the floral tapestry within a fret carved screen
A Victorian rosewood Tapestry fire screen rectangular, with a pierced and carved cresting, raised on dual arched supports, embroidered with a scene of a family within a floriate surround, 58 x 96 cm
A mid Victorian rosewood firescreen with Tapestry Insert
Large blackwood firescreen carved with Kangaroo Gumnut and leaf pattern (Tapestry Insert Missing)
Antique beadwork fire side complexion screen
Victorian fire screen with carved walnut frame and handworked tapestry wool and beaded screen
Antique George IV mahogany draft or fire screen
A William IV mahogany Mirrored fire screen with scrolled carvings on the top and sides
Art Deco fire screen, depicting a lady gazing at stars, in original condition
French ormolu fire screen, decorated with wreaths and swags and framed by slender flaming torches