Pair of Antique 19th Century English William IV Brass and Rosewood Needlepoint Fire/Pole Screens, Circa 1830 Paintings 5" long X 9" wide

5" long X 9" wide X 3" deep

From a prominent Kuwaiti collection

exclusive of a few idiosyncrasies

The head surmounted with an extended Ushnisha suggesting Tibetan or Burmese origin

which was the center of manufacturing of fine quality ivory inlaid products in the 18th and 19th centuries

Pair of Antique 19th Century English William IV Brass and Rosewood Needlepoint Fire/Pole Screens, Circa 1830 Paintings 5" long X 9" wideA fine pair of Antique 19th Century English William IV Brass and Rosewood Needlepoint Fire Pole Screens, Circa 1830. The screens having brass stems with turned finials mounted with adjustable shield shaped screens with the original needlepoint. The needlepoint is very finely and delicately rendered, once screen showing a peasant in a leafy setting, the other with a roundel of flowers & leaves. The bases are made of rosewood and have turned and fluted