Antique Pole Screen

Ebonized Turn of the Century 3-Part English Pole Screen. Each Panel 27"wide.

Pair of Regency gilt-brass mounted pole screens, circa 1830. Formerly the property of the Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth.

Neoclassical Pole Screen in the Style of the Brothers Adam, adapted as Floor Lamp

Massachusetts Queen Anne Cuban mahogany pole screen retaining an old surface with original rare needlework depicting multiple marriages within the same family in a square shell and f...

A very fine quality William IV rosewood pole screen with reeded central column and shaped platform base with paterae stood on melon fluted ball feet.

A pair of mid-19th century satinwood and boxwood inlaid pole screens. The shield shaped screens, each with a framed glass covered hand embroidered linen insert, are mounted on turne...

An early 19th Century brass inlaid rosewood pole screen, the panel a tromp loeil depiction of books, papers, candlestick etc on a table top.

19th century Regency pole screen as floor lamp New wiring Beautiful paint details on the screen.

Early 19th century English Regency mahogany fire pole stand with magnificent original period needle work

Late 19th century iron pole screen as floor lamp New wiring.

A mahogany pole screen with tripod slipper footed base supporting an urn shaft with tapered column and original needlepoint screen.

Pair of English Regency pole screens in bird’s-eye maple, circa 1815. The piece also features floral motifs.

Victorian black lacquer parcel-gilt papier mâché and mahogany pole screen mounted as a standing lamp, the screen raised on a reeded and turned stem on tripartite base.

This rare and highly decorative pole screen is a true connoisseurs piece made to a richly carved design, typical of a Thomas Chippendale design.

Pair of Antique Mahogany Pole Fire Screens each with oval embroidered silk panels which can be adjusted in height with a brass thumb screw fittings on turned supports and swept elega...

An Antique Adjustable Pole Screen. English oak fireside screen with hanging tapestry panel, dating to the late Victorian / Edwardian period, circa 1900s.

This stand exhibits strongly carved claw and ball feet of good size. While we feel this is probably English, Newport also produced the squared carved knee with similar plinth. The ba...

English Mahogany Pole Screen. Adjustable tapestry shield. Tripod base with finial.

Beautiful carved wood and parcel gilt American pole screen with earlier sampler by Lucinda Littlefield dated 1826.

This is an antique pole screen, an English, early Victorian fire screen with needlepoint tapestry panel dating to circa 1850.

A very fine ball and claw footed pole screen with a whimsical exotic needlepoint screen.

Candle stands of this style, given their delicate Nature, are exceptionally rare survivals and this pair relate closely to a slightly late pair of Regency poles screens illustrated i...

19th century Regency style metal fire pole with fabric screen as floor lamp height listed is without the harp French wired.

A pair of Regency rosewood pole screens, with lyre shaped banners and later circular tables, now converted into lamps.

Pair of ebonized pole screens with fine floral painted finishes on tripod legs.

19th century William IV mahogany pole screen, circa 1830 Framed original tapestry depicting a young lady outside with a dog.

Victorian black lacquered pole screen, Adjustable Shaped Paper Mache screen, inlaid with Mother of Pearl & gilt detail Turned pole with gilt decoration,.

This is an antique pole screen, an English, Victorian fireside piece in mahogany with a needlepoint, tapestry panel.

PAIR OF OAK ARTS AND CRAFTS CHINESE SILK POLE SCREENS

This is an antique pole screen. An English, Regency, walnut fire screen with needlepoint tapestry panel dating to the early 19th century, circa 1820.

This is an antique pole screen, an English, Regency fire screen with needlepoint tapestry panel dating to the early 19th century, circa 1815.

This is an antique pole screen. An English, mahogany fireside screen with tapestry panel, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

This is an antique pole screen. An English, Rosewood and needlepoint tapestry adjustable fire screen, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

This is an antique pole screen. An English, rosewood adjustable needlepoint tapestry fire shield, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

This is an antique fireside pole screen. An English, walnut adjustable fire screen, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1900.

This is an antique adjustable pole screen. An English, Rosewood fireside screen with tapestry panel, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

Mahogany pole screen complete with tapestry, circa 1830 Carved stem Tapestry depicts a young lady outside with dog Measure: Height 54 1/4" Base: 16 3/4" x 16 3/4".

A superb original English Regency pole screen presented in very good antique condition Of great interest displaying quality rosewood with octagonal frame Desirable tone and fine qu...

This is an antique pole screen, an English, Regency fire screen with needlepoint panel dating to the early 19th century, circa 1820.

This is an antique pole screen, an English, Regency fire screen with needlepoint panel dating to the early 19th century, circa 1820.

This is an antique pole screen, an English, Regency fire screen with needlepoint tapestry panel dating to the early 19th century, circa 1820.

A George III Period Mahogany Pole-Screen & Tapestry, dating from c. 1800 and English in origin.

The rectangular needlework panel (18th century) depicting an amorous couple with a musician in a pastoral scene, within a flower head carved frame, sliding on a pole headed by a fini...

The turned pole with a shaped baluster pedestal on a tripod base raised on brass paw feet. Ending with a lampshade.

Each with adjustable cartouche-form screen handpainted and abalone-inlaid with floral sprays, edged with gilt scrollwork banding; on a black metal pole supported on a spiral fluted t...

This is an antique adjustable fire screen. An English, walnut and needlepoint decorative pole screen, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

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

Originally a pole screen, now mounted as a lamp. Electrified.

Originally a pair of pole screens to reflect heat from the fireplace.

Very decorative pair of English lacquered pole fire screens.

1850s English Jennens and Bettridge Paper Mache hand painted fire place screens. Rosewood bases. The poles that hold the screens are missing, they need to be manufactured.  

This is an antique pole screen, an English, Regency fire screen in rosewood with crewelwork, needlepoint panel dating to the early 19th century, circa 1820.

This is an antique pole screen, an English, early Victorian fire screen with needlepoint tapestry panel dating to circa 1850.

This is an antique pole screen, an English, Victorian fireside needlepoint tapestry panel dating to circa 1860.

We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare pair of original Victorian Rosewood barley twist pole screens A very good looking and well made pair, they are very decorative, h...

Decorate your fireplace with this adjustable antique embroidered deer and tree motif pole screen. Crafted in England circa 1910, this tapestry set in a rectangular frame with scroll ...