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