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9167: 9167. A pair of Scottish brass Arts and Crafts fireplace hoods. 19th century. 10654: 10654. A Victorian fine quality Arts & Crafts black painted wrought iron firescreen having an arched top and brass finials, over a central stylised wh 10597: A small and attractive burnished brass firescreen in the Arts & Crafts manner, embossed with a Firebird or Peacock with pair of Opal coloured Cabuchon 10562: 10562. A Dutch embossed brass fire screen in the Baroque manner, with sunflowers and leaves in a gadrooned urn , bordered by Panther cubs. 19th centur 10410: 10410. A brass fan firescreen in the Louis XV style, circa 1920. SOLD 10127: 10127. A Louis XV Rococo style fireplace mantel spark guard, firescreen in brass with ornate Trophy and floral decoration. French, 19th century. SOLD 10111: 10111. LIBERTY LONDON GRAPES ON THE VINE : A fine Art Nouveau Firescreen in the manner of Libertys London, the bronzed iron design of repousse metal 9909: 9909. An Arts & Crafts fire screen , the central embossed brass circular panel depicting a Viking longboat in full sail, mounted in a hammered burnish 9901: 9901.A bow fronted copper firescreen, the front applied with a basket of fruit and flowers, flanked by two scroll motifs, on a hammered ground.English 9869: 9869. An early 20th century wrought iron firescreen, formed with a classical urn and roses, within scrollwork. 9509: 9509. A Regency fan shaped brass folding firescreen the cast centre section having twin folding fan form pierced sections.19th century. SOLD 9470: 9470. A small Art Nouveau brass fire screen in the manner of Voysey, with kidney shaped finials.Circa 1920. 9431: 9431. A large brass fan spark guard with floral & shell moulding.<br>Provenance: Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, London. SOLD 9027: 9027. " LIBERTYS FIRESCREEN ":A very handsome wrought iron firescreen with stylised pierced decoration interspersed with mesh panels and backed in re 8916: 8916. A simple Arts and Crafts brass and iron firescreen decorated with a Galleon. circa 1920. £ 450 + vat /ss. 8687: 8687. An oak framed firescreen in the Baroque manner. The 18th century tapestry panel depicts Eastern Royal Couple attended by two Pages, with a marqu 8686: 8686. An Arts & Crafts walnut & embossed leather firescreen in the manner of George Jack of Morris & Company, the screen depicting mythical dragons am 8672: 8672. A Newlyn Art Nouveau firescreen. The central screen of ovoid outline with a repousse galleon in full sail held in wrought iron frame and stand. 8662: 8662. A William IV Mahogany firescreen with rising and sliding panels, fluted frame and strectcher.<br> English circa 1810. 3930: 3930. A large burnished steel Art Nouveau firescreen , guard.<br>Late 19th century, circa 1890. 10257: 10257. A Victorian brass wirework nursery fender of D-form with tool holders and rear attaching hooks. Late 19th 9913: 9913 An English Victorian wire and brass fire guard , the close mesh wire with vertical rods supporting the polished brass top rail . Circa 1900. SOLD 9780: 9780. A Brass club fender with buttoned leather seat pads to each end, over square brass rail supports and corner fan mouldings. English ca 1900. 9455: 9455. A substantial Victorian brass spark screen / fender, with iron mesh frame on turned bun feet.English 1850. 9447: 9447. A very small Victorian fire fender/spark screen having brass cushion feet , top rail and base with black painted pierced guard.English 19c. <br> 8304: 8304. A large brass & mesh Victorian firescreen , guard. English ca 1880.<br> 11273: ONE OF A PAIR... A large brass and steel fire fender, one of a pair with SNo 11274, with deep galleried fronts flanked by octagonal columns, in the Pu 11101: 11101. An ornated Serpentine Rococo cast iron fender, cast with rich foliate scrolls & central cartouche.At each end are florally decorated tool rests 10969: A Victorian serpentine steel and iron fireplace fender,on scrolled feet, with simple cast repeating scrolled decoration in the manner of Vitruvius. En 10951: 10951. A steel and brass mounted fire fender, 19th century, with lion paw feet Next View



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