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A Fine Early Victorian Bronze Cut & Molded Glass 12 light chandelier c. 1840-1880 Composed of a tiered circular corona with pendant spiral molded glass supports all hung with cut gl...

Vintage articulating room divider in gray wool. Measurements taken in the position shown, freestanding.

Custom made by a local craftsman, this trunk is newly constructed of plywood and covered in leather and a vintage kilim and hardware. This makes a great side or occasional table with the added convenience of storage. Kilim panels...

Unique and highly decorative, work of art folding screen, circa 1880. If you collect only the best quality and best condition antiques in general and those from the European Renaissance Revival era in particular then this amazing workmanship and truly decorative folding screen from circa 1880 probably is the best antique that money can buy. All hand carved out of the most beautiful quality walnut and with amazing details this -by far- is the best folding screen we have ever seen. Besides being the thickest and made of the most beautiful walnut, it also has the best carvings. On top of every corner of this one of a kind folding screen is a small bust sculpture...

A striking 20th century Moroccan tent bag made from a vintage Kilim rug with myriad geometric patterns, and trimmed in leather with leather handles and straps...

A needlepoint four-panel screen, originally a carpet made in Prussia, now in four sections mounted in a contemporary hinged mahogany folding frame; two pairs of medallions featuring ...

Carved oak English crewel work fire screen, the crest having acanthus arabesques carved in high relief. The crewel work center is framed with carved bead w...

Art Deco screen, three parts, wood structure, wool embroidered linen, brown, green and off-white geometrical patterns, wooden baseboard. Belgium, circa 1930.

Beautifully handcrafted antique Black Forest fireplace screen. This beautifully hand carved antique from the late 1800s currently is the only Black Forest firescreen for sale anywhere. It certainly is the only one on 1stdibs and to have been able to purchase it in this wonderful condition more than made our day. What makes this antique truly stand out are the beautifully detailed Black Forest branch and leaf patterns. However, there are three more reasons why this rare antique is exceptional. First of all, it does not have and never had a single woodworm hole and for a Black Forest antique from the 1800s that is really rare. Secondly, there is not one piece of a carved branch or leaf missing. If you look very closely at the back then you can see there have been a few minor restaurations (in the form of a few pieces having been glued back), but other than that the condition is excellent. And thirdly, this fine antique also comes with a hand-embroidered, oval shape coat of arms depicting a knight's helmet and more. This could be the crest of a town, but it could also be of a certain family. We were unable to find out more about it, but it simply looks great and the colors perfectly complement the wonderful patina of this antique screen. For those who did not yet know; this handcrafted and highly decorative screen was placed in front of a fireplace in the summertime so that people would not look into the dark (and sometimes dirty) fireplace itself. Finally, there was some very old fabric behind all three panels, but it was worn and it made it impossible to remove all the old dust that was inside the carvings and on the back. We decided to remove the fabric, but we left the antique 'thumbtacks' in place, in case the new owner wants to replace it (we will send a part of the antique fabric along if you wish). Our sharp price for this antique firescreen...

This beautiful bag is from the 2012-2013 fall/winter runway collection. It has got unusual shape and features luxurious leather, a multitude of luminous purple sequins painstakingly ...

Finely carved rosewood fire screen featuring reticulated scroll work on top and bottom and barley twist supports. The original needlepoint insert ...

17th century Flemish tapestry four-panel folding screen.