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  • 11972: A gilt metal fan shaped firescreen with a scrolling handle above paw feet and decorated with a crest flanked by a pair of lions rampant, the fretwork screen in separate panels folding into the main fr

  • 12706: A FRENCH LOUIS XVI STYLE BRONZE AND BURNISHED STEEL FIRESCREEN. 19th century. Link to: Antique Firescreens.
    SOLD
  • 12378: A LARGE MESH AND BRASS FIRESCREEN OF THREE HINGED LEAVES with a curved burnished top rail. On four solid spherical feet. Early 20th century. Link to: Antique Firescreens.

  • 11869: A CAST AND PIERCED BRASS REGENCY / LOUIS XVI STYLE Peacock fan tail format fire and sparkguard. 19th century. Link to: Antique Firescreens.

  • 12600: A BRONZE PATINATED IRON FIREGUARD featuring military trophies of medieval knight's helmet, crossed halberd and spear behind a shield with fleur-de-lys and daggers in the quarter panels. Made by C Gal

  • 12466: A Victorian metal firescreen with two leaves in the Rococo manner, the scrolling and leaf design cast in brass with female copper mask detail, supported on three fluted columns. Late 19th century. ,
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  • 12298: A BURNISHED WROUGHT IRON ARTS & CRAFTS FIRESCREEN, the embossed and hammered panel decorated with Saracen / Moorish helmet and crossed swords, positioned in the Smithy built robust wrought iron frame

  • 12145: A RARE SOLID BRASS EAGLE FIRE SCREEN. In the shape of a spread eagle raised on claw feet the hinged sides extending as outstretched wings, with fine gauze brass spark screening.20th century.
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  • 12206: A large Art Nouveau style black wrought iron fire guard, the scrollwork pediment flanked by tall capped posts,containing the spark screen mesh, on splayed legs. English, 1920s. Link to: Antique Fir

  • 11606: An Austrian or German early 19th century Biedermeier satinwood fire screen, the scrolled top above an adjustable framed floral gros point woolwork panel, on square tapering supports, united by a turne

  • 11590: A tall giltwood and polychrome firescreen, the two scallop shaped guards with pastel paintings of a ruined church, on scrolling tripod base and claw feet. English, 19th century. Link to: Antique Fir

  • 11427: A FINE & DELICATE ARTS & CRAFTS FIRE SCREEN, WROUGHT IRON MOUNTED. The large brass rectangular panel embossed with a central floral roundel & four corner, blue-glazed, circular pottery cabochons. En

  • 9496: An Art Deco mahogany framed inlaid marquetry two leaf hinged firescreen - the various inlaid veneers depict cityscapes, probably of Lincoln & Norwich. English 1930s. Link to: Antique Firescreens.

  • 10597: A small and attractive burnished brass firescreen in the Arts & Crafts manner, embossed with a Firebird or Peacock with pair of Opal coloured Cabuchon in the manner of Ruskin, supported on wrought iro

  • 10562: A Dutch embossed brass firescreen in the Baroque manner, with sunflowers and leaves in a gadrooned urn , bordered by Panther cubs. 19th century. Link to: Antique Firescreens.

  • 10111: LIBERTY LONDON GRAPES ON THE VINE: A fine Art Nouveau Firescreen in the manner of Libertys London.or even the Mackintosh school in Glasgow, the bronzed iron design of repousse metal stylised Grapes o

  • 9909: An Arts & Crafts fire screen, the central embossed brass circular panel depicting a Viking longboat in full sail, mounted in a hammered burnished steel surround fixed with brass faceted studs in wroug

  • 9901: A bow fronted copper firescreen, the front applied with a basket of fruit and flowers, flanked by two scroll motifs, on a hammered ground. English Circa 1930. Link to: Antique Firescreens.

  • 9869: An early 20th century wrought iron firescreen, formed with a classical urn and roses, within scrollwork. Link to: Antique Firescreens.

  • 9027: ' LIBERTY'S FIRESCREEN ':A very handsome wrought iron firescreen with stylised pierced decoration interspersed with mesh panels and backed in red velvet....to be replaced ? The pierced decorati

  • 8916: A simple Arts and Crafts brass and iron firescreen decorated with a Galleon. circa 1920. Link to: Antique Firescreens.

  • 8687: An oak framed firescreen in the Baroque manner. The 18th century tapestry panel depicts Eastern Royal Couple attended by two Pages, with a marquee in the background. Photo before restoration. English,

  • 8686: An Arts & Crafts walnut & embossed leather firescreen in the manner of George Jack of Morris & Company, the screen depicting mythical dragons among foliage and thistles. Link to: Antique Firescreen

  • 8672: A Newlyn Art Nouveau firescreen. The central screen of ovoid outline with a repousse galleon in full sail held in wrought iron frame and stand. English circa 1920. Link to: Antique Firescreens.

  • 8662: A William IV Mahogany firescreen with rising and sliding panels, fluted frame and strectcher. English circa 1810. Link to: Antique Firescreens.

  • 3930: A large burnished steel Art Nouveau firescreen , guard.Late 19th century, circa 1890. Link to: Antique Firescreens.




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We hold a unique and interesting selection of antique fire screens dating from the early 19th Century. Not only are our fire screens a safety necessity, they also compliment contemporary room design. Our antique fire screens are made from a variety of materials including brass, wrought iron, and mahogany, oak and burnished steel.  At Westland London we supply all of the accessories required to best suit our vast range of antique fireplaces.

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