Antique Pole Screen, English, Adjustable Fireside Heat Reflector, William IV

This is an antique pole screen. An English, rosewood and glass embroidered fireside heat reflector, dating to the William IV period, circa 1835.

A fine example showcasing excellent craftsmanship and exceptional decorative interest
Displays a desirable aged patina - in good order, with one small loss to the reverse
Select stocks present fine grain interest and bask in deep russet hues
Shield shape panel adorned with quality relief scallop shell motif

Glass panel offers a clear, bright view of the embroidery within
Needlepoint scene depicts a foliate wreath, with fine detail and wonderful colour
Screen height adjustable through 65cm, ideal for managing heat or display
Brass vernier to the reverse tightens securely upon the support to hold the panel in place

Striking barley twist motif accentuates the support stand, with cup and collar forms
Standing proudly upon a dashing hyperboloid tripod base with deep profile
Distinctive scrolled feet add a final flourish to the elegant silhouette

This is a superb William IV period pole screen, being highly decorative and eminently displayable. Its tasteful needlework, quality frame and graceful stance make it a refined addition to any fireside setting. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 50.5cm (20'')
Max Depth: 45cm (17.75'')
Max Height: 151cm (59.5'')

Maximum Height: 163cm (64.25'')
Adjustment Range: 65cm (25.5'')