Antique Brazier

Size: φ460× 300(H) [mm]　18㎏/per Estimate packing size: 55×70×55㎜　50㎏ A hibachi crafted from beautifully weathered antique timber. Given the reddish hue—reminiscent of *bengara* (red...

Antique oriental Turkish brazier heating in embossed thick brass slab with cast bronze structure.

The 19th Century Spanish Brass Ball and Clawfoot Brazier, transformed into a functional table with a glass top, stands as a remarkable testament to both history and adaptability.

A fine antique Spanish Baroque carved walnut & brass warming or brazier table, circa 1880. The table having a central removeable brass twin handle pan, the table is finely carved wit...

The composition centers upon a substantial classical brazier or footed urn, painted in warm russet, ochre, and muted gold against a deep black ground.

Venetian old heater, antique bell-brazier for room heating. The bell is in brass, the brazier in copper and the feet in cast iron They were used to heat the rooms by filling the cont...

Antique Japanese late Edo / Tokugawa period Hibachi used for burning coal, as a portable heater, and as a heating device for a pot of tea. In modern times they work well as a planter...

φ310× 205(H) [mm] Box size: φ340×240㎜　4㎏ Lovely design A Kasuga lantern with a cute male and female deer in raised lacquer. The grey parts are made with lead. The window of the lant...

A pair of Antique Japanese old bronze Hibachi brazier pots. Hibachi is a traditional Japanese heating device.

The composition depicts a bearded old man gathered around a monumental bronze brazier, accompanied by a young woman and two children.

This work depicting the Virgin in neoclassical draped gown, seated with cherub on her knee near a brazier, is widely believed to be an allegory for the winter season or fire.

A Japanese hibachi, a traditional brazier originally used for heating interiors, modeled in the form of a chrysanthemum and finished in red lacquer.

Originally intended as a traditional charcoal brazier, this vessel today serves equally well as a striking planter, cachepot, or decorative sculptural object.

A functional and decorative object, the hibachi was traditionally used as a portable brazier for heating and warming hands — and today makes an equally distinguished planter, ice buc...

While the form is of a butter lamp, it may actually be another type of ritual vessel, such as an offering vessel, brazier, or censer. The vessel retains its original, untouched pat...

His right arm is raised in a solemn gesture, while his left arm rests near an altar topped with a burning brazier, evoking a heroic or allegorical theme. This early edition cast, si...

An extraordinary found-object sculpture and wall art piece from 19th-century Japan: an authentic 19th-century galvanized tin plate (Buriki-ita), originally used as a protective heat ...

For your consideration, an antique Japanese hibachi, a traditional wooden container used as a charcoal brazier for heating or cooking.It is constructed from Keyaki (elm) hardwood, fe...

Charles X Gilt Bronze Figural Mantel Clock, circa 1830, the circular silvered dial, with strike on bell movement, surmounted by a reclining Turkish woman seated on a tiger skin and b...

This decorative neoclassical brazier is a scaled down model of an ancient artefact.

Antique brass brazier with an elegant circular shape and a functional design that is highly decorative.

Antique brass charcoal brazier, circular in shape and with an elegant, oriental-inspired design.

A superb Japanese lacquer hibachi (brazier) finished in ro-iro — the mirror-black lacquer technique prized above all others for the depth and brilliance of its polish — decorated wit...

The borne case flanked by patinated bronze figures of Cupid and Psyche, the black dial with ormolu Roman numerals above an ormolu flaming brazier, the plinth base applied with an orm...

Once attributed to the so-called "Surrey Enamels," subsequent research has firmly reassigned their manufacture to the London workshops of Anthony Hatch and Stephen Pilcherd, distingu...

A rare pair of Japanese hibachi (charcoal braziers) dating to the Edo period (17th century).

In the Paris Salon of 1888 Arter exhibited Interior: Picardie. Love Letter and Brazier followed in 1890. Another work, entitled Leaving Mass at Scheveningen, was on display at the Sa...

Originally used as a brazier, today it serves beautifully as an accent piece, flower vessel, or objet d’art, resonating with timeless refinement.

A beautiful pair of Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) lacquer braziers, or "hibachi". These may be used as beautiful planters, since they have copper lining, but these were created ...

His work also survives in the remarkable gilt bronze braziers commissioned as diplomatic gifts for the Turkish ambassador, one of which is preserved today in the Topkapi Museum.

A large and highly decorative Japanese bronze hibachi (charcoal brazier), likely dating to the Meiji period (1868-1912).

Nomadic households relied on the heat of a small, portable brazier to keep winter’s chill at bay. Families gathered round this hearth to eat, drink, smoke, play cards, sleep, and mar...

Pre-Columbian Earthenware Incensario, El Chanal, Colima, Western Mexico A large incense burner/brazier depicting the rain god Tlaloc from the El Chanal area in Colima.

An exceptional and truly singular Japanese hibachi of the finest quality — a piece that transcends its function as a wooden brazier to stand as a remarkable work of decorative art, d...

From our recent Japan acquisitions An important black lacquer treasure dated 1852 with its original box tomobako Superb antique Ohibachi (over sized hibachi) from late Edo era use...

Arranged in a circle, they recline on low divans around a central brazier, their long pipes resting on the floor in front of them.

Thus, one can imagine the sumptuous interiors of the domus adorned with tables, triclinia, braziers and richly decorated beds, made of wood as well as marble, bronze and other noble ...

This table was originally used with the charcoal brazier specialized for Kotatsu inside the table.

Traditionally, hibachi were used as portable charcoal braziers for heating rooms, often serving as a central gathering point in Japanese homes.

o offer for sale this lovely Antique 18th Century Circa 1760 Copper and Brass Brasero heater bowl ideal for a fruit bowl A brasero (Spanish: "brazier") is a heater commonly used in ...

This magnificent hibachi (charcoal brazier), likely custom-made to order, exemplifies the pinnacle of Japanese lacquer artistry of the 19th century.

This is a small stone brazier. This item was made in the latter half of the Joseon Dynasty, around the 19th century.

Bronze Pompeian Athénienne-Jardinière attributed to Sabatino De Angelis & Fils The present work was inspired by a Pompeian brazier that was buried in 78 A.D. and excavated later. as ...

This exceptional pair of bronze hibachi (traditional Japanese braziers) dates back to the Edo period and features exquisite craftsmanship with intricate decorative details.

Beneath the structure, two male figures animate the composition: one seated with a pipe, the other gesturing toward a vessel on a small brazier, their interaction captured with narra...

A graceful vase filled with flowering peonies rests atop a brazier and an unfurled scroll, evoking themes of literary and artistic cultivation.

Traditionally used as portable charcoal braziers, hibachi such as these were often repurposed in modern interiors as flower vessels, planters, or as elegant sculptural objects.

Among her successors was Eugénie Brazier, who worked in her kitchen as a young woman and continued her traditions of Lyonnaise cookery.

Strip ashtray for antique fireplace, richly carved with mythological figure and floral details, built in the 19th century in France, it was used to repair the parquet floor from the ...

Two little fawns attempt to keep warm by brazier fire in this enchanting pair of French Louis XVI chenets, or fireplace andirons.

The description says, "A boy holding a flaming brazier of fire in high relief, emblematic of winter, a quiver at his side.

An exceptional and rare example of an early Japanese hibachi (charcoal brazier), this elegant piece is crafted from kiri wood (paulownia) and fitted with a beautifully aged copper in...

To the right, an elderly cloaked man warms his hands over a brazier, accompanied by a cherubic child—a scene that contrasts the youthful abundance of Bacchus with the harshness of wi...

It is thought to have once been used as a stand for a brazier, making it a valuable item that evokes the spirit of the times.

Venice, Italy, 17th-18th century Old wrought iron tripod base of a basin or a brazier with floral decorations from the 17th or 18th century transformed into a pedestal table / gueri...

Used for burning solid fuel, usually charcoal, braziers principally provide heat, but may also be used for cooking and cultural rituals.

These buckets were originally used as braziers for holding charcoal and a tea-kettle Crafted from moulded staves of ebony, walnut and holly and has original brass liner We date thi...

A high quality Qing Dynasty (1636-1912) Chinese bronze brazier censer (today use as an incense burner - cachepot planter - decorative table box) encircled with traditional characters...

Dating from the Mid-19th Century, this English antique cast iron fire grate or brazier is over 170 years old. It is highly decorative, cast in iron during the Victorian era and detai...

Pair of French gilt bronze Louis XVI neoclassical style sconces, circa 1880, with an urn and brazier finial decorating the top, swags draping the central portion of the sconces, acan...