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.
3 item(s) found:
Australian school a blackwood fire screen, the rectangular screen inset with three pierced and carved gum nut and leaf panels, 85 x 74 cm.
Large blackwood firescreen carved with Kangaroo Gumnut and leaf pattern (Tapestry Insert Missing)
Art Deco fire screen, depicting a lady gazing at stars, in original condition