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Fine William IV rosewood fire screen, needlework panel depicting Scottish shepherd boy with sheep, rosewood stand with carved and reeded support, brass...
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William IV needlework pole screen, needlework
panel depicting courting couple on veranda with greyhound, turned and reeded support, tripod base, British, second quarter 19th century, 52-1/4 x 14 x 13 in. Stains and some ... [more like this] -
Fine William IV rosewood fire screen, needlework
panel depicting Scottish shepherd boy with sheep, rosewood stand with carved and reeded support, brass acorn finial, tripod base, British, second quarter 19th century, 59 ... [more like this] -
William IV pole screen, adjustable cartouche-shaped
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William IV mahogany pole screen, the octagonal
screen with an Armorial silk needlework insert upon an acanthus carved, turned and wrythen fluted pedestal and tri-form base with scroll feet, 60" high (lacks finial) ... [more like this] -
A George IV rosewood pole screen, circa 1830,
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Attractive William IV Rosewood Firescreen,
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WILLIAM IV EBONIZED MAHOGANY FIRESCREEN Circa
1830-40. The cylindrical pole with rectangular screen enclosing later needlework panel, raised on tripartite base with bun feet - h:64.25 w:21.50 d:11 in. ... [more like this]
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