Festivity and function fuse in this collection of fireplace accessories including screens, grates, andirons, and firebacks. In these works predominately from 19th century Britain and France, iron disports itself in such decorative forms as acorns and lions.
Note: The items displayed here a represent only a sample of our larger collection, which can be viewed in its entirety at our Atlanta showroom.
Three piece set of cast iron fireback panels, featuring classical contrapposto maidens and cherubs surrounded by baroque oval garland borders, side pieces cast from same mould. Circa 1880.
Pair of French iron fire dogs fitted with collars and capped with brass egg-shaped finials made of brass, circa 1860.
Pair of wrought iron firedogs with square peened tops, circa 1930.
PAIR OF SIMPLE WROUGHT IRON ANDRIRONS FORGED SCROLL END Circa: 1920
Mid 20th Century Brass Flambeaux Chenets with Matching Firescreen Circa: 1958
19th Century English fire grate set with firedogs fitted with heraldic lions in a sejant-erect position to display painted shields with charges, circa 1890.
19th century French wrought iron trident poker. Circa 1840.
French curlicue-trimmed wrought iron firedogs, Circa 1890.
English fireback depicting in cast iron bas-relief an extremely detailed medievalist outdoor scene. Circa 1810.
19th century French bronzed summer cover with interior louvers. Circa 1880.
