American 19th century Victorian Fire Screen

American Victorian Gilt Brass Fire Screen, 19th C. Dimensions: 32 1/4" H x 24 1/4" W (SHEB352)(MS)

The woolwork panel depiction of a King Charles Spaniel on cushion with glass eyes stretched on wood frame and displayed in a walnut frame with Renaissance Revival incised line decoration. Shipping for

Circa late 19th century, beautiful Victorian beaded firescreen with black and white leaf design against a blue beaded background, now beautifully framed and properly matted to follow the original shap

American, late 19th century. An Empire mahogany fire screen, having a central columnar support mounted with twisted brass acanthus leaves, a fluted brass necking, and a brass figural female capital, t

The 64-inch high shield shape frame fitted with a red velvet insert mounted with an antique fragment of needlework. Measures 64 x 32 x 24 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipp

We have never encountered such a form before. Each made of gilt bronze and designed to clamp to the edge of a mantle to suspend a tapestry as a fire screen. They measure approx. 24" wide and the depth

American (Cincinnati), 19th century. A Cincinnati Art carved firescreen in walnut, having a finely carved leaf and floral design, housing a rotating silk embroidered screen depicting a Shakespearean s

Fourth quarter 19th century, mahogany. Needlework panel of elderly couple. Carved frame with barley twist detail. Refinished. 48"h. 26"w.

English, 19th C. Together with a pair of Cast-iron Bradley and Hubbard Baroque style andirons. 3 pieces Firescreen: 43"h x 33"w x 11"d Andirons: 25"h x 13"w x 25"d

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

Victorian, late 19th century curved brass fire screen, 8 1/2" H x 48 1/2" W x 13" L.

Victorian Carved Walnut Fire Screen With Needlepoint 19th Century European Family Scene Panel, under glass. Size: ht. 51 1/2, wd. 32 in. If you would like to receive more detailed photos, please let u

pedestal with stork supports, 37" high parcel gilt pedestal, 32" high (missing top) Renaissance Revival walnut fire screen 33" wide, 43" high all late 19th century

Tripod base supporting a central panel with an embroidered floral needlepoint on one side and a 19th Century print of a young woman on reverse, signed Lafosse. H: 53 in.Old repair as seen in photos. W

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

American Classical Brass and Wirework Serpentine Firescreen , 19th c., h. 14 1/2 in., w. 49 in., d. 12 in., together with brass spurred andirons, h. 17 in.; tongs, and shovel

A three piece lot of American Renaissance Revival furniture, including a pair of ornate walnut side chairs and a carved walnut trifid firescreen, 19th century; chairs 40"H 21"W 20"D 17"seat height - f

Late 19th century Arts & Crafts stained glass fire screen. Likely American; rectangular panel containing slag glass and multiple jewels; contained in a copper and metal frame. Approx. w. 23.75", h. 37

Barnyard with Poultry, oil on canvas, illegibly signed lower left, with a partial note on back indicating this was a survivor of the Chicago fire, in Victorian gilt gesso frame, OS: 14 1/2" x 17 1/2",

Victorian carved oak and needlepoint fire screen, late 19th century, of cheval form with scrolling and twist carved detail centered by needlepoint under glass of an Orientalist scene. 48" H x 28.5" W

American, late 19th C. 4'h x 29-3/4"w

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

English or American, late 19th C. Damage to pole, losses and dents, veneers replaced. 4'5-1/2"h

19th century. Hand painted screen in wood frame. Nice folksy fired screen of the period. H31" W32" Sold from the collection of a descendant in the Boatwright family, Columbia SC.