Fire Pole

James Rosenquist’s Study for Fire Pole exemplifies his distinctive pop art style, known for its striking compositions that blend advertising imagery, industrial elements, and everyda...

Unique and finely made, this English Regency pole screen is constructed of beautiful Rosewood that’s hand-turned, carved and jointed, topped with a delicate finial with three cabriol...

This original exhibition poster by James Rosenquist was created for the *Frederick R. Weisman Collection*, displayed at the Foundation of Art and sponsored by the American Center in ...

With a Circular Berlin needlework floral glazed adjustable banner, the cylindrical pillar with a turned finial, on an inverted lobed and fluted pillar and collar, the dished circular...

A fine pair of Antique 19th Century English William IV Brass and Rosewood Needlepoint Fire/Pole Screens, Circa 1830. The screens having brass stems with turned finials mounted with a...

One pair of lacquered pole fire screens accents.

Charming pair of late Regency pole screens Intricately decorated with needlepoint tapestry One screen features a vivid floral spray and the other shows a flowering fruit We date ...

This is an antique pole screen, early Victorian fire screen, circa 1840.

This contemporary outdoor sculpture of a pine cone made from steel is by Floyd Elzinga. Hand forged from corten steel, Floyd Elzinga’s impressive outdoor sculpture of a pine cone is...

This fine lovely English pole screen circa 1780 would have been used to block direct heat from fires when makeup often contained large portions of with wax.

This is an antique pole screen. An English, rosewood and glass embroidered fireside heat reflector, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1840. A beautiful example showcasing f...

This is an antique adjustable pole screen. An English, Rosewood needlepoint fire shield, dating to the Regency period, circa 1830.

An early Victorian rosewood pole fire screen, fitted with a framed tapestry panel depicting fruit and flowers behind glass.

Antique English Regency / Georgian style pole or fire screen on stand. Made of mahogany featuring scrolled pierced / reticulated adjustable screen framing a floral tapestry backed w...

Antique Irish George II Needlework Panel Pole Screen C.1730 Depicting a still life of flowers, on a turned stem, the tripod base carved with scallop shells, on pad feet. 168cm high ...

A pair of fine English Regency painted pole screens from The Elizabeth Seeler Collection. 19th c., one depicting a young man, the other a young woman, both on mahogany stands, each: ...

The present work is a Men's Magazine testosterone-charged gag cartoon showing twirling nude pole dancers. Surprisingly, they are seen turning up the heat at the Fire Station's firema...

A fine Regency period pole fire screen, handcrafted in England, circa 1800.

The frame is masterfully constructed from sturdy, fire-burnt bamboo poles that create a rich, mottled tortoise finish.

These pots were originally used for cooking rice and were placed directly on fire and lifted with poles inserted into side handles.