Possibly Antique Arts & Crafts Oak Fire Screen with Hand-Stitched Floral Needlepoint, Likely Early 20th Century.

This likely early 20th-century fire screen is a charming example of Arts and Crafts craftsmanship, combining utility with handcrafted artistry. The frame is constructed from a warm wood, features clean lines, gently curved feet, and a subtly arched top with an integrated handhold for easy movement. The center piece is a finely executed hand-stitched needlepoint panel depicting a lush floral composition in shades of soft green dusty blue, ochre, and brown, worked in wool on a fine mesh canvas.

The floral design reflects the Arts and Crafts movement's reverence for natural forms and traditional handwork. The back of the screen is enclosed with a wood panel, held in place by original tacks, preserving the integrity of the needlework. The screen stands securely on wide, shaped feet and presents beautiluly from all angles. It functions both as a decorative accent and a practical hearth piece, ideal for traditional interiors or collectors of Arts and Crafts period furniture.This piece remains in excellent vintage condition with age-appropriate wear and patina. A true fusion of textile artists and woodworking, this fire screen brings warmth, history, and texture to any room.

Vintage condition as pictured

Dimensions Approximately 17.75”L, base 1O”W, 27.5"H