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One of a pair of firescreens with a brass and rosewood stand and an embroidered decorative panel depicting a hen pheasant with white plumage, made in England c.1840-50. Date: 1840-50

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Brass Embroidered Furnishing Georgian Pair Pheasant Rosewood Screens Shot Stand Stories


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1. Title: A Pair of Antique Fire Screens from the 19th Century: A Timeless Embroidered Masterpiece This evocative image showcases a stunning pair of antique fire screens, crafted in England during the mid-1800s. The screens, featuring a brass and rosewood stand, are a testament to the exquisite furnishing designs of the Georgian era. The vertical, grouped shot captures the essence of these timeless objects, which have survived the test of time and continue to captivate our senses. The fire screens are adorned with an intricately embroidered decorative panel, depicting a majestic hen pheasant with pristine white plumage. The gold threads used in the embroidery gleam against the black background, adding an air of sophistication and elegance. The pheasant, a symbol of wealth and prosperity, is a common motif in 19th-century English decorative arts. The brass and rosewood stand, with its ornate details and gold accents, complements the embroidered panel beautifully. The wooden material adds a natural warmth to the screens, while the brass elements lend an element of grandeur and durability. The screens are designed to be used in pairs, providing a symmetrical and visually pleasing arrangement when placed in front of a fireplace. This pair of antique fire screens is a captivating example of the rich stories and intricate craftsmanship that characterized the world of furnishings during the 19th century in London. The screens evoke a sense of nostalgia and transport us back to a time when attention to detail and quality were paramount in the creation of functional and decorative objects.

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