Mahogany Fire Screen

A fine pair of Regency period carved mahogany fire screens displaying a set of vanity fair spy cartoons of top hatted gentlemen; the screens retaining their original scrolling ormolu...

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...

Dating from the Empire or Restoration period, an unusual folding fire screen. Of solid mahogany, with an eagle finial and swan necks and heads of brass.

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...

Inlaid mahogany 19th century fire screen with flame mahogany and satinwood inlay.

French Empire period mahogany fire screen with lustrous French polish finish.

Neoclassical mahogany fire screen with carved crest, supported by scroll feet, needlepoint panel depicting two fishermen and a lady in a harbor town with a large boat in background, ...

Antique Edwardian screen mantel, circa 1910. With oval mirror inset.       

Antique Chippendale style mahogany fire screen features tripod base with claw and ball feet and acanthus leaf decoration on knee, screen features floral rose and acanthus leaf design...

A French Art Nouveau carved mahogany fire screen by" l'ecole de nancy" (School of Nancy) decorated with carved poppy decoration with a clear beveled glass screen.

This is an antique needlepoint fire screen. An English, mahogany fireside guard with tapestry screen, dating to the Regency period, circa 1830.

Antique Victorian fire screen features mahogany frame housing pictorial needlepoint depicting Biblical Old Testament account of Laban’s giving of Leah (or later Rachel) to Jacob to m...

A very elegant antique Art Nouveau folding firescreen, retailed through Liberty & Co, London, circa 1900. The three fold firescreen having an open arched top to the central panel...

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

A fine mid-19th century English mahogany floor screen, the frame surrounding a glass-encased Japanese textile design of Koi in pounding surf. The extrodinary textile woven in silver ...

Mahogany framed fire screen, and the carved mahogany Frame encasing needlework panel all raised up on shaped supports.

19th century hand carved mahogany and petit point fire screen Striking 19th century hand carved and petit point fire/wind screen.

It has a marble top partly surrounded by a reticulated bronze gallery behind which we find the built in lift up fire screen.

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.

Antique Elizabethan Rosewood Fire Screen with Classical Genre Scene Needlepoint Tapestry & Rope Twist Supports, c1860 Measures - 52 1/8" x 30 1/8" x 18" This antique fire screen feat...

An elegant pair of William IV mahogany and gilded fire screens, circa 1835 in date.

An elegant antique French Louis XVI ormolu mounted mahogany fire-screen, circa 1870 in date. This fine mahogany screen has a shaped arched pediment centred by a gilt bronze cartouch...

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

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

Ornately carved mahogany fire screen with an original needlepoint in carved frame supported by turned columns ending on carved feet.

Good Chippendale period mahogany screen with sliding mechanism and with a grosse pointe panel.

Rectangular, decorated with a central medallion flanked by two laurel swags, the feet decorated with rosettes.

A William IV mahogany atributed to Gillows, profusely carved with scrolling leaves and lappets, with a pleated silk panel flanked by spiral twist batons, above a conforming base and ...

An Arts and Crafts Mahogany “Flowerpot embroidered” Fire screen designed by William Morris for Morris and Co.

An Edwardian period mahogany fire screen. Of lyre shaped outline with a finely painted central panel of flowers.  

An unusual mahogany framed fire screen / prie dieu. The inner frame with Grosse point needlework decoration.

A Georgian Mahogany Screen. Possibly a fire screen. Circa 1760.

A very Elegant 19th century antique mahogany firescreen with glass. The quality of the screen is superb, it has old brass elegant castors The 2 small side doors are 30.5 cm eac...

Beautiful, richly carved fire screen standing on carved shaped legs, the side supports being heavily carved. The square top having decorative carvings, the needlepoint panel depicti...

Attributed to Duncan Phyfe (1770-1854) or D. Phyfe & Sons (1837-1840). New York, circa 1835-1841. The marble slab top above a shallow case with an upholstered fall front opening ...

Large Victorian fire screen, walnut and mahogany with dog tapestry, circa 1880.

A rare and attractive four panel fire screen in mahogany with ruby glass panels.

George IV mahogany adjustable combined music stand, fire screen and foot rest, circa 1820.

Beautifully embroidered by hand in gold thread on black silk, this superb pair of 19th century Chinese panels are set within a mahogany framed fire screen – the frame is aesthetic mo...

Very fine quality antique Chippendale period carved mahogany fire screen having a turned standard and finial above an adjustable ribbon and flower carved frame, on a turned and wyver...

If shipped to the US or EU, no import tax applies. This mahogany fire guard features a beautiful panel carved with fruiting vines and scrolls enclosing a vacant cartouche within...