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C19th Country House Mahogany Tapestry Firescreen
Beresford Antiques LTD
for sale €462     $502
£395
Beresford Antiques LTD

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C19th Country House Mahogany Tapestry Firescreen

19th century
Description

Superb quality mahogany freestanding fire screen on carved scrolled feet in lovely original condition The needlepoint panel is in good order with minimal fading

Physical Dimensions
Height
118cm (46.46")
Width
71cm (27.95")
Depth
46cm (18.11")
Declaration

Beresford Antiques LTD has dated this Mahogany Tapestry Fire Screen to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1182138
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Beresford Antiques Ltd operates a a VAT margin scheme Unless otherwise disclosed VAT is not reclaim able by the purchaser. If you are VAT registered a full VAT receipt must be requested at time of purchase

Our VAT number is 228171417

Description
Superb quality mahogany freestanding fire screen on carved scrolled feet in lovely original condition The needlepoint panel is in good order with minimal fading
Height
118cm (46.46")
Width
71cm (27.95")
Depth
46cm (18.11")
Date of Manufacture

Beresford Antiques LTD has dated this Mahogany Tapestry Fire Screen to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1182138
Beresford Antiques LTD
Beresford Antiques LTD
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2012

Large antique furniture warehouse open to trade and public

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A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher.
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Archive I A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher.

C19th Country House Mahogany Tapestry Firescreen

Archive II A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher. View II
Archive III A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher. View III
Archive IV A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher. View IV
Archive V A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher. View V
Archive VI A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher. View VI
Archive VII A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher. View VII
Archive VIII A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher. View VIII
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Location
Unit 1
Cliffe Road
North Newbald
YO43 4SP
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jul 2012
Items For Sale 120
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Beresford Antiques LTD
Beresford Antiques LTD
Verified Since Jul 2012
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Location: Unit 1, Cliffe Road, North Newbald, YO43 4SP, United Kingdom
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A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher.
C19TH Country House mahogany tapestry firescreen
Ref: SA1182138
A nineteenth-century mahogany firescreen featuring a central needlepoint panel depicting a floral arrangement and bird, supported by carved splayed legs and a turned stretcher.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Firescreens were developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to shield occupants from the intense direct heat of open fireplace embers. They served both functional draft-blocking roles and decorative purposes within reception rooms.

These pieces typically feature solid dense hardwoods such as mahogany or rosewood for the framing, paired with hand-stitched wool or silk needlepoint and tapestry textile panels.

Authentic period examples exhibit hand-worked wool stitching on canvas backing, classical joinery techniques such as mortise and tenon joints, and natural wear patterns on the turned stretchers and carved feet.

Position the screen centrally within an unlit fireplace hearth or inside an alcove to introduce texture, pattern, and historical framing to modern living spaces.

Dust the textile panel lightly using a soft brush or low-suction vacuum attachment. Clean and protect the mahogany woodwork with natural beeswax polish, keeping the item away from moisture and direct fireside heat.
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