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Regency Rosewood Pole Screen with Needlework Face Screen, Circa 1820
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Regency Rosewood Pole Screen with Needlework Face Screen, Circa 1820

19th century
Description

A charming Regency rosewood pole screen, circa 1820, retaining its decorative needlework face screen.

The shaped screen is inset with an attractive period-style floral needlework panel, worked with a central bouquet and floral corner motifs in softly muted colours. The rosewood frame has a gently bowed lower edge and is surmounted by a finely carved and pierced crest with scrolling decoration.

The screen is mounted on a slender rosewood pole with a turned finial and brass adjustable fitting, allowing the height of the face screen to be altered. The pole rises from a particularly attractive turned and carved baluster support with lotus-style detailing.

Raised on a triangular platform base with concave sides, terminating in three small bun feet.

Pole screens were designed to shield the face from the direct heat of a fire and became both practical and highly decorative pieces of furniture in Regency interiors.

English, circa 1820.

Physical Dimensions
Height
138cm (54.33")
Width
38cm (14.96")
Depth
35cm (13.78")
Declaration

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Regency Rosewood Pole Screen to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1237972
Dealers Internal Reference
C3091
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Description
A charming Regency rosewood pole screen, circa 1820, retaining its decorative needlework face screen.
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The shaped screen is inset with an attractive period-style floral needlework panel, worked with a central bouquet and floral corner motifs in softly muted colours.
Salisbury Antiques Centre

The rosewood frame has a gently bowed lower edge and is surmounted by a finely carved and pierced crest with scrolling decoration.

fig 1. A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base.
fig 1. Regency Rosewood Pole Screen with Needlework Face Screen, Circa 1820

The screen is mounted on a slender rosewood pole with a turned finial and brass adjustable fitting, allowing the height of the face screen to be altered. The pole rises from a particularly attractive turned and carved baluster support with lotus-style detailing.

fig 2. A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base.
fig 2. Regency Rosewood Pole Screen with Needlework Face Screen, Circa 1820

Raised on a triangular platform base with concave sides, terminating in three small bun feet.

Pole screens were designed to shield the face from the direct heat of a fire and became both practical and highly decorative pieces of furniture in Regency interiors.

English, circa 1820.

Height
138cm (54.33")
Width
38cm (14.96")
Depth
35cm (13.78")
Date of Manufacture

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Regency Rosewood Pole Screen to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1237972
Dealers Internal Ref
C3091
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2007
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A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base.
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Archive I A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base.

Regency Rosewood Pole Screen with Needlework Face Screen, Circa 1820

Archive II A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base. View II
Archive III A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base. View III
Archive IV A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base. View IV
Archive V A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base. View V
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Wiltshire
SP2 7JJ
United Kingdom
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A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base.
Regency Rosewood Pole Screen with Needlework Face Screen, Circa 1820
Ref: SA1237972
A Regency rosewood pole screen featuring an adjustable square needlework panel with floral motifs mounted on a turned column and triform base.
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Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectFire Screens
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialRosewood, Needlepoint
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsFloral needlepoint, Turned column, Triform base, Carved finial
  • SizeH 138 cm (54 in) x W 38 cm (15 in) x D 35 cm (14 in)

This Regency pole screen from the 19th century is made of warm brown rosewood with a needlepoint face screen. The rectangular panel features a floral bouquet with pink, blue, and green needlework in the centre and matching corner motifs, framed by a bowed lower edge and a carved, pierced crest with scrolling decoration. A slender pole with a pointed turned finial runs through the top, rising from a turned and carved baluster support with lotus-style detailing above a triform base with concave sides and three small bun feet. The item measures 138 cm high, 38 cm wide, and 35 cm deep. Placed near a fireplace hearth or in a living room, it functions as a decorative accessory and historic accent piece.

A Regency pole screen is a freestanding 19th-century fireplace accessory comprising an adjustable panel supported by a vertical central rod and tripod base, originally intended to shield faces from hearth heat.

These screens were commonly crafted from hardwoods such as rosewood, mahogany, or walnut, featuring an adjustable wooden frame set with hand-worked needlepoint, embroidery, or silk panels.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-turned wooden columns, original brass or carved adjusting screw mechanisms, age-appropriate patination, and period-correct textile backing techniques.

Place the screen adjacent to a fireplace hearth, alongside an armchair in a reading nook, or in an empty alcove to introduce height, timber tones, and historic textile texture.

Position the item away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent wood warping and thread fading, dust timber elements with a clean microfibre cloth, and brush needlework lightly with a soft brush.
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