THIS ITEM IS SOLD - Scarce figural cast iron andirons in the shape of sitting cats with green glass marble eyes through which the fire glows, accompanied by matching very  More »

THIS ITEM IS SOLD - Scarce figural cast iron andirons in the shape of sitting cats with green glass marble eyes through which the fire glows, accompanied by matching very rare original cast iron three piece fire tool set comprised of a shovel, broom and poker in their original cast iron stand. The tool handles also in the shape of sitting cats measure 5 3/4"H. The andirons measure 17"H. X 16" D. X 6 3/4" W. Manufactured by the Tenn Chrome Plate Co. of Nashville Tennessee and labeled T.C.C.,. Circa 1920, in excellent original condition, $1,250.00 the complete set. We accept time payments and quantity discounts. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED. MEMBERS OF: THE ANTIQUES COUNCIL, THE CAPE COD ANTIQUE DEALERS ASSOCIATION (CCADA). ** 7122302TB237BX,12102172TB143BX41   « Less

A stunning pair of antique figural Art Deco fireplace andirons in the shape of dogs, with a matching set of fireplace tools and a stand. Dating from the 1920’s, this  More »

A stunning pair of antique figural Art Deco fireplace andirons in the shape of dogs, with a matching set of fireplace tools and a stand. Dating from the 1920’s, this unusual cast iron set was made and signed by the Tennessee Chrome Plate Company, Nashville. Each andiron features an imposing sitting dog, with miniaturized versions forming the handles of the poker, shovel, and brush. Each andiron is 18” tall, 7-3/4” wide, and approx. 16” deep. The stand (with the tools in their places) is 30-1/4” tall, 15” wide, and 9” deep overall. NAND6-RW   « Less

A Rare American pair of Boston Federal period brass firplace andirons, c. 1800, signed J. Davis on the billet bar, in the steeple top pattern, the cabriole legs with spurs  More »

A Rare American pair of Boston Federal period brass firplace andirons, c. 1800, signed J. Davis on the billet bar, in the steeple top pattern, the cabriole legs with spurs and ending in snake feet. Each andiron measures 16 inches high, 15 inches deep and 10.5 inches wide at base. From a CT estate. Reference: An similar pair is illustrated on pg. 64 of Early American Andirons and Other Fireplace Accessories by Henry J. Kauffman, Quentin H. Bowers, also shown in The Brass Book by Peter, Nancy & Herbert Schiffer, pg. 52, plate B and C. Excellent original condition.   « Less

Early American hand wrought iron fireplace trammel, New England 18th century. A trammel was used to suspend a cooking pot over a fire; the sawtooth edge allowed the height to  More »

Early American hand wrought iron fireplace trammel, New England 18th century. A trammel was used to suspend a cooking pot over a fire; the sawtooth edge allowed the height to be adjusted. Excellent original condition. Measures 30 inches long and 3.5 inches wide.   « Less

Impressive antique oak mantel with beveled glass mirror and ionic columns, dating from 1910. This fireplace mantel begins in a squared-off top, moving down to an egg trim  More »

Impressive antique oak mantel with beveled glass mirror and ionic columns, dating from 1910. This fireplace mantel begins in a squared-off top, moving down to an egg trim shelf that overhangs the mirror. A beautiful beveled glass mirror is flanked on either side by tall and narrow ionic columns. The columns support the upper shelf, moving all the way down to the base of the mantel. Below the mirror extends a shelf with beaded trim that is carried by three decorative brackets. This mantel is in very good antique condition, with a beautiful dark finish and some small holes as pictured. The mantel measures approx. 84-1/2” tall, 59-3/4” wide, and 13-1/2” deep; the firebox opening is approx. 41-1/2” wide and 36” tall.   « Less

Marvelous antique walnut mantel, found in Philadelphia and dating from approximately 1860. The fireplace mantel features a beveled top edge; below the projecting shelf are  More »

Marvelous antique walnut mantel, found in Philadelphia and dating from approximately 1860. The fireplace mantel features a beveled top edge; below the projecting shelf are decorative rosettes and a garland and bow center panel. Below is a band of bead and reel trim. On both sides of the fireplace acanthus leaf brackets curve down to meet baluster-shaped legs. The mantel legs feature gadrooning and beveled details. This mantel is in very good antique condition, with some chips and wear to the paint as pictured. The mantel measures approx. 60-5/8” wide, 47-1/4” tall, and 12” deep; the firebox opening is approx. 41-1/2” wide and 35-1/2” tall.   « Less

An astonishing pair of antique figural fireplace andirons with dragons, dating from the 19th Century, found in Cincinnati, Ohio. These large andirons are made of cast bronze  More »

An astonishing pair of antique figural fireplace andirons with dragons, dating from the 19th Century, found in Cincinnati, Ohio. These large andirons are made of cast bronze with some verdigris. Each andiron features an urn at the bottom, flanked by a finely cast pair of dragons. The urn is ornamented with a floral design; the column above is ornamented with acanthus leaves. Each andiron measures 24-1/2” tall, 11-1/2” wide, and extends 22” from front to back. Please contact us for a shipping quote. NAND7-RW   « Less

Substantial antique heart pine fireplace mantel, salvaged out of Nashville, TN, and dating from the early 1900s. This mantel features clean lines and understated details,  More »

Substantial antique heart pine fireplace mantel, salvaged out of Nashville, TN, and dating from the early 1900s. This mantel features clean lines and understated details, making it extremely versatile and appropriate for a variety of house styles. It is crowned by a thick mantel shelf, below is beveled trim and squared-off pilaster legs. This fireplace mantel is in excellent antique condition and has been painted white. It measures approximately 72-5/8" wide, 55" tall, and 12-3/4” deep; the firebox opening is approximately 46-3/4" wide and 39" tall.   « Less

Striking antique quarter-sawn oak fireplace mantel with a beveled mirror, dating from the early 1900s. This Art Nouveau style mantel features intricate carving and a gorgeous  More »

Striking antique quarter-sawn oak fireplace mantel with a beveled mirror, dating from the early 1900s. This Art Nouveau style mantel features intricate carving and a gorgeous tiger-stripe grain in the wood. The top of the mantel features beveled levels, coming down to a panel with raised vine leaf carvings around the outer edges. This section is supported by round columns with foliate capitals that extend all the way down. The beveled mirror is surrounded by a decorative tooth trim, and below is a projecting shelf with rounded edges. The shelf is supported by pilaster capital brackets with raised scrolling foliage carved below. Each mantel leg features a second round pilaster with decorative capital. This mantel is in very good antique condition with some water marks as pictured and a nicely aged mirror. The mantel measures approximately 60” wide, 90" tall and 11" deep; the firebox opening is 41-1/2" wide and 36-1/4" tall.   « Less

Gorgeous antique wood fireplace mantel with original faux finish, dating from approximately 1870. The mantel features a fabulous faux finish made to look like marble in  More »

Gorgeous antique wood fireplace mantel with original faux finish, dating from approximately 1870. The mantel features a fabulous faux finish made to look like marble in primarily deep red with green details. A black mantel shelf has a fluted edge, moving down to a green beveled level with a decorative center cartouche. The fireplace features a flattened Tudor arch opening. The mantel measures 55” wide, 49-3/4” tall, and 9” deep; the firebox opening is 35” wide and 36-1/4” tall at the arch's highest point.   « Less