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Antique Armorial Embroidered Panel Screen, Irish, Walnut, Needlepoint, Victorian
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Antique Armorial Embroidered Panel Screen, Irish, Walnut, Needlepoint, Victorian

19th century
Description

This is an antique armorial embroidered panel screen. An Irish, walnut and needlepoint house insignia firescreen, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1840.

Striking craftsmanship with fascinating heraldic interest

Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order

Select walnut stocks present fine grain interest and quality fretwork

Rich in colour with deep caramel hues throughout

Superb fretwork pediments adorn the upper and lower frame

Fine needlework panel presents the heraldry for the Irish line of the Molyneux family

The Fleur de lis upon the Cross Moline relates to Castle Dillon, County Armagh

A branch of the historic English Molyneux family, their motto is Stat Fortuna Domus Virtute

Embroidered below the crest, it translates to 'The fortune of our house endures through virtue'

The Tiger Passant above the crest is adorned with bead work for further visual distinction

Turned and collared supports meet the quartet of squat cabriole feet, with relief carved knees

The whole rides smoothly upon a set of ceramic and brass castors at each corner

This is a superb antique armorial embroidered panel screen, with an historical tie to a prominent family within Ireland. Ideal for accentuating a lounge or gently reflecting heat away from a fireplace. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

Dimensions:

Max Width: 76.5cm (30'')

Max Depth: 52.5cm (20.75'')

Max Height: 126.5cm (49.75'')

Physical Dimensions
Height
126.5cm (49.80")
Width
76.5cm (30.12")
Depth
52.5cm (20.67")
Declaration

London Fine Antiques has dated this Victorian Armorial Fire Screen to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1225204
Dealers Internal Reference
26146
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Description
This is an antique armorial embroidered panel screen.
An Irish, walnut and needlepoint house insignia firescreen, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1840.
London Fine Antiques

Striking craftsmanship with fascinating heraldic interest

fig 1. An antique carved walnut fire screen featuring a central red needlepoint panel with an embroidered heraldic crest and motto banner.
fig 1. Antique Armorial Embroidered Panel Screen, Irish, Walnut, Needlepoint, Victorian

Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order

Select walnut stocks present fine grain interest and quality fretwork

Rich in colour with deep caramel hues throughout

Superb fretwork pediments adorn the upper and lower frame

fig 2. An antique carved walnut fire screen featuring a central red needlepoint panel with an embroidered heraldic crest and motto banner.
fig 2. Antique Armorial Embroidered Panel Screen, Irish, Walnut, Needlepoint, Victorian

Fine needlework panel presents the heraldry for the Irish line of the Molyneux family

The Fleur de lis upon the Cross Moline relates to Castle Dillon, County Armagh

A branch of the historic English Molyneux family, their motto is Stat Fortuna Domus Virtute

fig 3. An antique carved walnut fire screen featuring a central red needlepoint panel with an embroidered heraldic crest and motto banner.
fig 3. Antique Armorial Embroidered Panel Screen, Irish, Walnut, Needlepoint, Victorian

Embroidered below the crest, it translates to 'The fortune of our house endures through virtue'

The Tiger Passant above the crest is adorned with bead work for further visual distinction

Turned and collared supports meet the quartet of squat cabriole feet, with relief carved knees

fig 4. An antique carved walnut fire screen featuring a central red needlepoint panel with an embroidered heraldic crest and motto banner.
fig 4. Antique Armorial Embroidered Panel Screen, Irish, Walnut, Needlepoint, Victorian

The whole rides smoothly upon a set of ceramic and brass castors at each corner

This is a superb antique armorial embroidered panel screen, with an historical tie to a prominent family within Ireland. Ideal for accentuating a lounge or gently reflecting heat away from a fireplace. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

Dimensions:

Max Width: 76.5cm (30'')

Max Depth: 52.5cm (20.75'')

Max Height: 126.5cm (49.75'')

Height
126.5cm (49.80")
Width
76.5cm (30.12")
Depth
52.5cm (20.67")
Date of Manufacture

London Fine Antiques has dated this Victorian Armorial Fire Screen to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1225204
Dealers Internal Ref
26146
London Fine Antiques
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Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2010

Fine antiques curated in england and sold worldwide

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An antique carved walnut fire screen featuring a central red needlepoint panel with an embroidered heraldic crest and motto banner.
Antique Armorial Embroidered Panel Screen, Irish, Walnut, Needlepoint, Victorian
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An antique carved walnut fire screen featuring a central red needlepoint panel with an embroidered heraldic crest and motto banner.
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An armorial fire screen is a free-standing decorative panel crafted during the Victorian era, designed to protect occupants from direct fireplace heat while showcasing family heraldry embroidered onto textile panels.

These pieces were typically constructed from dense hardwoods such as walnut, mahogany, or rosewood, combined with hand-stitched wool or silk needlepoint panels set on canvas.

Authentic period examples display hand-carved timber frameworks with period joinery, natural dye variations in the textile, and hand-worked wool needlepoint showing minor age-related fading on the front compared to the reverse.

Position the screen on a fireplace hearth, within an empty alcove, or as a decorative room accent to introduce texture and historic provenance into contemporary schemes.

Dust the timber frame gently with a soft cloth and apply beeswax periodically, while keeping the textile panel out of direct sunlight and cleaning it only with low-suction conservation dusting.
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