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William IV Firescreen
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William IV Firescreen

19th century
For Sale by Masons Antiques
Description

Adjustable WilliamIV firescreen.

Nicely polished mahogany with boxwood stringing and inlay.

Four small bun feet.

Silk woven picture of a long-tailed bird sitting in a tree.

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Masons Antiques has dated this William IV Pole Screen to the 1800s.

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Masons Antiques are specialist suppliers of high quality, guaranteed, antique clocks.

Description
Adjustable WilliamIV firescreen.

Nicely polished mahogany with boxwood stringing and inlay.

Four small bun feet.

Silk woven picture of a long-tailed bird sitting in a tree.

Date of Manufacture

Masons Antiques has dated this William IV Pole Screen to the 1800s.

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A William IV mahogany pole screen featuring an octagonal framed silk embroidery panel depicting a bird perched on a branch, resting on a tall turned shaft and square plinth base.
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Archive I A William IV mahogany pole screen featuring an octagonal framed silk embroidery panel depicting a bird perched on a branch, resting on a tall turned shaft and square plinth base.

William IV Firescreen

Archive II A William IV mahogany pole screen featuring an octagonal framed silk embroidery panel depicting a bird perched on a branch, resting on a tall turned shaft and square plinth base. View II
Archive III A William IV mahogany pole screen featuring an octagonal framed silk embroidery panel depicting a bird perched on a branch, resting on a tall turned shaft and square plinth base. View III
Archive IV A William IV mahogany pole screen featuring an octagonal framed silk embroidery panel depicting a bird perched on a branch, resting on a tall turned shaft and square plinth base. View IV
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Coleshill
Birmingham
United Kingdom
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Masons Antiques
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A William IV mahogany pole screen featuring an octagonal framed silk embroidery panel depicting a bird perched on a branch, resting on a tall turned shaft and square plinth base.
William IV Firescreen
Ref: SA80962
A William IV mahogany pole screen featuring an octagonal framed silk embroidery panel depicting a bird perched on a branch, resting on a tall turned shaft and square plinth base.
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Pole screens were developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to protect individuals seated near open fires from direct heat and glare, preventing skin flushing and melted wax makeup.

These screens were typically constructed using dense hardwoods such as mahogany or rosewood for the framing, paired with silk embroidery, wool tapestry, or painted fabric panels.

Authentic pieces from the William IV period (circa 18301837) feature heavy turned columns, bold moulding, stepped plinth bases, and period-correct joinery with original brass sliding adjusters.

A pole screen functions effectively as a sculptural accent placed beside an armchair, within a fireplace alcove, or positioned in an empty corner to add height and texture to a room scheme.

Dust the wooden framework gently with a dry microfibre cloth, keep the textile panel out of direct sunlight to prevent fading, and maintain consistent humidity levels to protect delicate threads.
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