Arts And Crafts Fireplace Screens

Of heavy gage wrought iron with central figure of a standing deer, with curved top with carrying handles, enclosed sides and scrolled feet.

Removed from a North Shore mansion with a huge fireplace.

A substantial and primitive wrought iron fireplace screen from the 1880s, a notable example of Spanish or South European blacksmith work. The piece integrates a five-cup candelabra f...

Rare all brass Arts & Crafts fireplace mantel screen from England with scrolling leaves and shell medallion motif.

Victorian Arts and Crafts Copper and Iron Fire Screen This is a Classic in the Arts and Crafts Gothic Style, it is a hand beaten copper screen, which is mounted on a very stylish wr...

Victorian Arts and Crafts copper and iron fire screen This is a classic in the Arts and Crafts style, it is a hand beaten copper screen, which is mounted on very stylish wrought I...

An elegant and finely crafted possibly oak fire screen from the Arts and Crafts period, likely dating to the early 20th century, circa 1910s.

K0653 Stylish late Victorian Arts and Crafts fire screen, having hand rolled and beaten shield shaped copper panel of mellow amber hues depicting various fruit in wrought iron surrou...

English Arts & Crafts-style fire screen with a black wrought iron frame with scroll design pediment and feet, holding a central pressed copper screen featuring a floral design.

Large Old Wrought Iron Fire Screen This is a very useful piece, with a fine mesh spark guard and decorative iron work In good sound used condition and a very attractive addition to ...

A large brass fire screen with the Cutty Sark This is a large fire screen it has a very attractive picture on the front of the famous cutty sark in full sail The screen is good q...

Elegant Arts & Crafts fireplace screen in iron with pink ornament finials.

Offering an Arts and Crafts cast brass and iron single panel fire screen with a lattice design of oak leaf garlands and acorn motifs, early 20th century. This is a premium quality...

An Arts and Crafts fire screen attributed to John Pearson with hand-forged iron frame and a central copper panel also hand worked depicting a swan within a shield within floral detai...

Arts and Crafts Peacock Design Polished Iron Fire Screen This is a Classic in the Arts and Crafts Style, it is a hand beaten steel screen, which is mounted on very stylish wrought I...

A matching Arts and Crafts fire place set with an adjustable club style fender with a seat to each side. The seats pop off with storage below including the original matching fire scr...

Liberty & Co., attributed, To Leonard Wyburd A rare Arts and Crafts oak fire screen decorated with a hand-hammered and hand-riveted circular copper device to the centre. Stood on sle...

Five mile town, Ireland, made by John Williams. In the style of Liberty & Co. An Arts & Crafts copper and wrought iron fire screen with wonderful whiplash style iron and brass work t...

Vintage botanical ivy scroll design blackened steel fireplace screen with curved feet. looks wonderful when in use for a fire and as an addition to the room decor when not in use.

A remarkably decorative and authentic original Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) fireplace screen, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1895–1915, showcasing the unmistakable organic elega...

Very Unusual Painted 3 Fold Screen, Gilt Fire Screen This is an attractive Piece on a seafaring theme, each of the 3 folds has an oil painting inset panel, each panel is painted wi...

This is an ornate fireplace screen with intricate metalwork and gilded elements. The piece features elaborate detailing, including classical motifs such as music instruments, urns, w...

A finely engraved early 20th century polished wrought fire screen by C Downer, Campden, Glos. The fire screen with densely latticed mesh riveted to inner frame, extensive intricate ...

Good Quality Wrought Iron Fire Screen, Fire Guard This is a very attractive piece, the wrought iron work is superbly executed in the Arts and Crafts Gothic Style In good sound cond...

A stylish, hand-crafted firescreen from the early 1900s with a gracefully shaped handle. Some pieces don’t just fill a space, they bring history, character, and a quiet sense of bea...

The glazing’s crisp bevels catch and refract light, creating a prismatic surface that reads as both protective and decorative when positioned before a fireplace. The brass framework ...

Antique Folding Fire Screen in Patinated Brass 19th Century. A early to mid 19th century antique folding fire screen in nicely patinated brass. Wonderful honest and original piece -...

Majestic Antique Fire Screen in Wrought Iron Late 19th Century. Monumental and majestic looking antique fire screen in wrought iron. Wonderful details and hand made quality all over...

Selwyn Image for the Century Guild. A rare Arts and Crafts oak and floral embroidery fire screen decorated with stylized foxgloves. Needlework signature CG to the lower right-hand c...

Liberty & Co., attributed to John Pearson or John Williams. An Arts & Crafts copper and wrought iron fire-screen, with cold rivetted construction to the edges and a hand-hammered ga...

A perforated iron fire screen nods to Marsura’s interest in nature and its raw and dynamic expression. Relishing irregularity, the screen’s undulating incisions bring to mind autumna...

Using a rounded lightweight mesh as support, Marsura manipulated slim segments of iron to depict slender stalactites, revisiting an earlier design from the 1970s. The forms that he a...

This unique wrought-iron firescreen immediately stands out for its artisanal character and the richness of its details. The piece is entirely handmade and carries a warm, rust-brown ...

This rare copper firescreen provides an unparalleled, authentic focal point for any Art Nouveau, Arts & Crafts, or traditionally styled interior.

iron and brass circa 1920 iron and brass and terminating on decorative scrolled stylized Doors We prefer to sell our items in 'uncleaned' condition so that the new owner still h...

"Paravent" - A folding screen. 5. "Ecran" - A fire screen used to shield from the direct heat of a fireplace. 6.