18th Century Fire Screen

Great looking painted over french fire screen with torche and flame design

Charming antique fire screen with drop front writing surface. This is carved walnut and has a nice patina.

The tapestry is 18th century and the frame is late 19th century.

Circa late 18th century walnut work table with snake turned feet.

Few fire screens of solid mahogany have survived. A closely related screen is exhibited in the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, and another example is illustrated by the Israel Sack Coll...

An English 18th century "dummy board" or fire screen made from an earlier 17th century Flemish tapestry.

American monumental brass rail and pleasing wire work folding hinged fire place screen, Late 18th century. Fire screen is 30.25" Tall / 43.75" Wide middle section / 17.75 " Deep on e...

Very rare and stunning fire screen. Original period piece. France Louis XVI, circa 1780 Beautiful weathered condition with traces of original paint. Now lined with a natural light...

An English mahogany Georgian pole screen with 19th Century needlepoint.           

An 18th century wrought fire screen with central access doors.

A very handsome late 18th century pare-feux or fire screen from Biaritz, France.

Antique Italian mirrored fire screen with intricate foliate hand-carved gilt wood frame.

Rare Queen Anne fire screen in walnut of a good colour and patina.

A beautiful Par Feux, fire screen from the South of France. This wonderful screen is constructed from an 18th century balcony grille.

Three part with central handle.

A fine side table made of cherry with inlay of walnut, having three drawers and a fire-screen on four grooved legs, bronze escutcheons, good detail on the top. Overall height with fi...

A lovely French giltwood fire screen with a highly-detailed needlepoint tapestry depicting a double "M" cipher inset into a shield, surrounded by a beautiful floral motif of peonies,...

A beautiful large 18th century Louis XV carved giltwood fire screen with antiqued mirror and sturdy working casters.

18th century needlepoint panel with two figures in a landscape, raised on a finely carved support with tripartite legs with scroll feet.

Pair of American rare wire and brass rail top decorative swag fire screens, 18th Century.

Antique Englishpainted wood firescreen flower basket dummy board During the 18th and 19th centuries, dummy board fire screens were highly fashionable, especially among the English.

A large wrought iron fire screen in the gothic manner. Clearly estate produced and with traces of the first painted surface to the whole, English, 18th century.    

Early 18th century European four fold fire screen depicting ladies and gentlemen.

The whole is housed in an 18th early 19th century walnut end support fire screen frame, which slides up and down and has short splayed out cabriole legs with pointed feet.