Firescreens, Buckets & associated utensils
We measure width of Fireplace not Mantle width
FSB 6
An oak coalbox dsigned by Dr Christopher Dresser for Benham & Froud.
Circa 1870's.
£POA.
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FSB 7
Dr Christopher Dresser (attributed) for Benham & Froud, an Aesthetic Movement rectangular brass & wrought iron coal scuttle, Height 29cm, Length 41cm, Depth 33cm. Circa 1870's. £995.
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FSB 8
A quality Arts & Crafts firescreen attributed to John Pearson with wonderful hand forged iron frame & copper panel depicting a Swan within a shield within floral details. Circa 1900.
Height 32" 82cm, Width 21" 54cm, Depth of feet 10" 25cm.
£795.
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FSB 9
A rare Arts & Crafts oak purdonium designed by George Montigue Ellwood & made by J S Henry you can see similarities to the inlays on the 2 chairs below which were exhibited at The Dublin Museum Exhibition held in 1905 .
£POA.
Circa 1905.
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FSB 10
A Liberty & Co Arts & Crafts coal purdonium with decorative ears to the top, 2 handy drawers & pull coal box with original liner the front & ears inlaid with stylised floral details & wonderful brass stylised floral castors. Circa 1900. Height 31 1/2", Width 20 1/2", Depth 14 1/2". £695.
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FSB 11
Stunning Gothic Revival oak folding screen in the manner of Phillip Webb attributed to Morris & Co with hand painted leaded glass, incised decoration, architectural arched feet with superior turned gallery above. Height 4', Width Closed 27", Width Open 54", Depth of feet 18 1/2". Circa 1880. £POA.
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FSB 12
A fantastic carved oak firescreen attributed to A. W. Simpson. Height 34" Depth of cap 6", Width from cap to cap 24 1/2". Circa 1900. £895.
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FSB 13
A wonderful pair of Art Nouveau brass fire untensils consisting of a pair of tongs & shoval beautifully formed. Height ", Width ", Depth ". Circa 1905. £POA.
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FSB 14
A good quality Arts & Crafts brass folding firescreen with stylised Fluer De Leys centered with hearts & double mesh held in place with brass pins. Approx Height 24", Approx Width open 30". £395.
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FSB 15
A glassbead & brass firescreen, a very rare type of work, the design is made up of brass wire which is then filled with different coloured beads of glass giving this amazing contrast of beautiful colours which change slightly in different light, the glass beads have & then applied in-between the brass wire work design, so good that this is it would fit in with the very top end glass like James Powell, Tiffany, Lalique, Daum Nancy etc & is exceptional a very very rare piece, the masculine strength of design in the scroll ended handle & the fabulous Art Nouveau feet, the engineering & the quality of casting of the brass is paramount & the femininity of the stylised floral coloured glass the entwining foliage & flower heads & the central spray, it's a true beautiful delight a real pleasure & a joy just to gaze upon. Height 31", Width 23", Depth at feet 8". Circa 1900. £895.
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FSB 17
WAS Benson. An Arts & Crafts brass fire screen with a bevelled mirror & stylised floral detailing to the feet. Circa 1900. £295.
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FSB 19
A pair of brass fire dogs designed by Dr C. Dresser. Height 7 1/4, Width at the top 8". Circa 1900. £350.
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FSB 20
A rare pair of brass fire dogs designed by Dr C Dresser & made by Benham & Froud, half again as big as the common ones that crop up often. Circa 1890. Height 5 1/2", Width 7". Priced at £350.
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FSB 21
An Arts & Crafts copper coal/log box with scroll arms to the top & wonderful stylised floral hand repousse joined leaf details to 2 sides & a single leaf detail the other two sides with it's liner & on shaped feet. Height 20", Width at the feet 15 1/2". Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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FSB 22
A good quality large brass fender. Height 15", Lenth 41", Depth 14". Circa 1900. £475.
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FSB 23
An Arts & Crafts copper fender with riveted construction & repousse heart details inverted to the centre. Height 55 1/2", Length 6 3/4", Depth 10 1/2". Circa 1900. £450.
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FSB 24
An Arts & Crafts brass coal bucket with 4 stylised hand repousse hearts & hand forged iron feet stylised floral detailing to the feet. Height 19", Width at top 12", Width at feet 9 1/2". Circa 1900. £295.
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FSB 25
A good quality firescreen with dragon style heads & scroll feet even the mesh is made of brass with cold riveted construction. Height 24 1/2", Width 29", Depth of feet 7". Circa 1910. £295.
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FSB 26
A good quality copper coal bucket with stylised floral decoration, hand wrought iron scroll feet & a wonderful wirework handle in the style of The Guild Of Handicraft. Height 19", Width at feet 12". Circa 1900. £695.
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FSB 27
An Arts & Crafts copper firescreen with wonderful repousse stylised floral details & hand wrought iron frame. Height 27 1/2", Width 20", Depth of feet 9". Circa 1900. £295.
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FSB 28
A good quality copper coal bucket with stylised Heart decoration, hand wrought iron handle & iron pad feet. Height 12 1/2", Width at feet 14 1/2". Circa 1900. £295.
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FSB 29
A good quality Aesthetic Movement brass fire screen. Height 36", Width 24 1/2", Depth of feet 9". Circa 1880. £350.
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FSB 30
A good quality Arts & Crafts folding oak firescreen with stylised Ying Yang carved fretwork to the top on tapering legs with incised details. Height 51", Width 22", Depth 11". Circa 1900. Height 30", Width at base 18" , Depth of feet 6". £195.
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FSB 31
A pair of Anglo-Japanes fire dogs attributed to Thomas Jeckyll £795 & a cast iron door knocker of exceptional quality attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser & made by Kenrick £675
Circa 1875.

Dogs Height 7", Width 6 1/2", Depth 4 1/2".
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FSB 32
Brass handwrought firescreen in the manner of W A S Benson with original Arts and Crafts Tapestry. Height 39 1/2", Width 26", Depth of feet 9 1/2". Circa 1900. £595.
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FSB 33
An Arts & Crafts firescreen with wonderful hand forged iron frame & copper panel depicting a Heron in bullrushes. Circa 1900. Length 17 1/2", Height 32 1/2", Depth of feet 6". £SOLD.
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FSB 34
Three Glasgow School oak firescreens with stylised cut-outs to the top & pegged details. 1 with Successionist style embossed paper & the other 2 with plain fabric. Circa 1900. Length 23", Height 30", Depth of feet 4 1/2". Priced at £295.
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FSB 35
A copper firescreen with a repousse Galleon in full sail with 3 Ruskin jewels to the top & stylised cut-outs. Circa 1900. Length 28", Height 31", Depth of feet 6". Priced at £475.
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FSB 36
A copper firescreen with stylised floral repousse detail & hand wrought frame on tripod base. Circa 1900. Length 18", Height 29", Depth of feet 9 1/2". Priced at £275.
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FSB 37
A copper firescreen with an owl standing on the crescent moon beside a stylised tree, with buffooning clouds & a distant bolt of lightening. Circa 1900. Length 21", Height 18", Depth of feet 3 1/2".Priced at £375.
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FSB 38
A handwrought iron & copper firescreen with stylised repousse details. Circa 1900. Length 33", Height 32", Depth of feet 10". Priced at £375.
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FSB 39
An Arts & Crafts copper brass & iron fender with wonderful hand formed stylised floral details to the front & sides. Length 17", Width 51 1/2'. Circa 1900. £375.
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FSB 40
A Good quality Arts & Crafts cast brass Peacock trivit with fine details. Circa 1900. £275.
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FSB 41
An Arts & Crafts copper & iron log box with hand riveted construction, hand formed curled handles on pad feet . Circa 1900. Height 18", Width from handle to handle 22", Depth 10 1/2". Priced at £325.

FSB 42
A coal scuttle in Oak with fantastic decorative stylised floral brass metalwork design attributed to Christopher Dresser, made by Benham & Froud. Circa 1876. £995.
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FSB 43
An Arts & crafts copper coal/log box with hand formed peacock to the lid, riveted corners with original patination in wonderful condition. Circa 1900. Height 14", Width 15". £SOLD.
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FSB 44
A fine quality Arts & Crafts Copper coal bucket with wonderful hand repousse stylised floral details. Height 17 1/2", Width at top 15", Width at feet 10".Circa 1900. £495.
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FSB 45
Anl Aesthetic brass trivet with Peacock fret work on turned legs. Circa 1890. £395.

FSB 46
A Glasgow school brass trivet attributed to M. Gilmour with stylised celtic interlaced details 3 angled legs with out swept feet. Circa 1900. £795.
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FSB 47
- A fantastic Adzed carved oak firescreen made by Owlman with embossed & painted leather panel of a ship in full sail. Owlman was an apprentice to Robert 'Mousemsn' Thompson Height 37" Depth of feet 9 1/2", Width from Owl to Owl 27". Circa 1930. Priced at £425.
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FSB 48
A superb Arts & Crafts copper & wrought iron coal bucket with wonderful hand repousse sun & floral details & hand wrought stylised flowers to the front & scroll feet . Circa 1900. Height to top of handle at the back 27", Width from flower to flower 19", Depth 16". Priced at £675
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FSB 49
An Arts & Crafts Glasgow Style brass & iron coal box with wonderful hand formed stylised Celtic details to the front & top. Height 12", Width 21", Depth 14". Circa 1900. Priced at £275.
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FSB 50
A quality Arts & Crafts copper log box with hand riveted construction, stylised hinges, handles & a circle with a triangle within it to the top & front on splayed feet . Circa 1900. Height 16", Width from handle to handle 23", Depth 15". Priced at £375.
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FSB 51
An Arts & Crafts Copper Fire bucket the top in the style of a sunflower with stylised handles to side. Circa 1900. Priced at £295.
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FSB 52
A Copper Coal bucket with hammered leaves and hand wrought iron handles. Circa 1900. Priced at £375.
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FSB 53
An Arts & Crafts fire screen with a fabulous needlework depicting loving Owls perched on stylised trees. Circa 1890. £SOLD.
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FSB 54
A stunning copper coal bucket with lift up lid & swirl details to the upper outer part with wonderful hand wrought iron handel, back & uprights surmounted with copper florettes & corresponding iron stand. Circa 1895. £SOLD.
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FSB 55
An Art Nouveau Mahogany purdonium with upper arched cornice with stylised floral inlays & shelf below on turned uprights with central bevelled mirror below & an open area & upper drawer with stylised engraved brass handle. A swival coal shoot with original liner in mint condition with wonderful stylised floral inlays to the centre on plinth base. Circa 1895. £SOLD.
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FSB 56
An Arts & Crafts Copper & Brass fender with stylised floral repousse details & stylised Spade details in brass. Width 59", Depth 16 1/2", Internal Width 49 1/2", Internal Depth 11". Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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FSB 57
Arts & Crafts Copper & Brass Fender with stylised floral repousse details & stylised brass plaques. Width 46", Depth 12 1/2", Internal Width 35 1/2", Internal Depth 6 1/2". Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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FSB 58
Arts & Crafts Copper Fender with stylised floral repousse details & seed pod details to the corners. Width 56", Depth 16", Internal Width 48", Internal Depth 11 1/2". Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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FSB 59
Arts & Crafts Copper Fender with stylised floral repousse details & circular details. Width 43 1/2", Depth 15 1/2", Internal Width 36", Internal Depth 12". Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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FSB - A superb set of Arts & Crafts fire utensils by Gordon Russell. Circa 1900. Height 31", Width of base 8". £SOLD.
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SOLD. An amazing firescreen in the manner of George Montague Ellwood probably made by J.S.Henry with a painted snooker player chalking his cue, painted cue's flanking his sides & snooker balls to each corner with stylised floral fret work to the feet & with the motto 'When My Cue Comes Call Me' from Shakespears play 'A Midsummer Nights Dream'. If you have a snooker room then this must be for you. Circa 1900. Height 39", Width 32". £SOLD.
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SOLD. - A rare solid Walnut coal scuttle with fantastic decorative stylised floral brass metalwork with its original shoval the design attributed Christopher Dresser, made by Benham & Froud. Circa 1876. £SOLD.
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SOLD. A top quality copper & brass coal scuttle made by R. Perry & Son of Wolverhampton with wonderful decorative stylised floral detail. Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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SOLD. - A stunning Peacock firescreen attributed to the Guild of Handicraft. Circa 1895. £SOLD.
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SOLD. - A stunning pair of Cotswold Style hand wrought iron fire dogs with brass spheres attributed to Alfred Bucknell. Circa 1890. £SOLD.
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SOLD. - A copper firescreen with Hand wrought frame & stylised repousse sunflower. Circa 1900. Length 22", Height 26 1/2", Depth of feet 7". £SOLD.
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SOLD. - A superb quality hand forged & hand wrought Arts & Crafts fire dogs & basket in the manner of E. Gimson. Circa 1900. Height of dogs 22", Width 30" & A wonderful cast iron Arts & Crafts fender. Length 44 1/2", Depth 15". £SOLD.
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SOLD. - A good Arts & Crafts brass coal box with stylised floral repousse details. Circa 1900. £SOLD.

SOLD. - Copper Fire bucket with stylised repousse floral motif and upside down hearts to base. Circa 1900. Priced at £SOLD.
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