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A William IV rosewood pole screen, the moulded adjustable frame enclosing a needlepoint panel depicting an exotic parrot set amidst flowers set on a pole capped with a removable turned finial and turned double-baluster stem with crisp ring mouldings, all raised on a triform base displaying wild, highly figured grain, and raised on turned bun feet.


The shift towards a heavy triform base in the 1830s was a practical advancement in cabinet-making, lowering the centre of gravity to balance a larger framed banner without the instability of earlier Regency tripods.


Visually, the piece operates as a striking sculptural accent, using the deep rosewood tones to set off the vibrant, hand-worked needlepoint panel.


Very good antique condition, showing light surface wear and minor polish crazing to the pole consistent with age and use. Structurally sound and ready for placement.


English, circa 1830.


Dimensions
Height: 146 cm
Width: 41.5 cm
Depth: 36 cm


UK mainland delivery included. This covers most of England, Wales and Scotland as far North as Edinburgh / Glasgow. International delivery available - contact us for a quote.

  • Period:
    • Price: £495.00
    • €576 Euro
    • $662 US Dollar
  • Location: Staffordshire
    • Dimensions: H: 146cm (57.48in)
    • W: 41.5cm (16.34in)
    • D: 36cm (14.17in)