Our ironwork collection comprises a veritable museum of restored historical attractions for the contemporary home, from grotesquely intricate Louis XV grates writhing with foliate tendrils to art nouveau double benches sporting gentle, voluptuous curves.
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.
Brown enameled French cast iron radiator cover with intricate cherub traceries. Circa 1890.
20th Century pair of French cast iron grills adorned with an intricate arrangement of sensuous nonrepresentative traceries and spiring, spiraling floral devices. Circa 1930.
19th century French cast iron grill displaying curlicue arrangement punctuated by geometrically abstracted chestnut leaves. Circa 1890.
19th century pair of cast iron grills with figured twin rose blossoms presiding over splayed, horny stems, circa 1895.
19th Century pair of French cast iron balcons adorned with tangled rinceau traceries, subtle asymmetry present in central figure. Circa 1890.
19th century pair of French cast iron arched grills crawling with crayfish ornamental devices, circa 1895.
19th century French cast iron grill with central evil eye device featuring a rosette pupil, circa 1890.
19th century French cast iron grill involving a curlicue device resembling a fleur-de-lys. Circa 1890.
19th Century French cast iron balcon featuring a triad of panels rich in acanthus scrollwork, the centerpiece a curvaceous flower-bearing urn. Circa 1880.
19th century French cast iron grill featuring an hourglass shaped sheaf of yoked chestnut leaves ornament below fluttering ribbons traceries that converge in the form of a mandorla. Circa 1895.
