Antique Hearth

a storied accent piece beside a stone hearth. Measuring 9” wide, 7.75” deep, and 6.25” tall, it

is perfect for displaying seasonal botanicals, holding hearth wood, or serving as a character-rich

functional needs—from holding hearth logs or magazines to serving as a textural centerpiece in a curated

Victorian Art Nouveau Style cast iron and brass fire fender. It is placed on the hearth/in front

screen can cover an even larger hearth. In the photos showing the screen open at an angle on the sides

aesthetics, balancing decorative flourish with practical utility. Originally intended to frame a hearth

proportion, ideal for smaller hearth settings Quality brass presents deep golden tonality throughout

Bring character and function to your hearth with this antique French firewood box crafted circa

Decorate a fireplace or kitchen hearth with this elegant antique French iron fireback, crafted

Place this elegant antique coal scuttle next to a fireplace or hearth for both function and charm

pair of tongs, a hearth shovel and robust poker Pierced fretwork detail tastefully accentuating the

warmth and the hearth as the center of domestic life. The sculptural silhouette and balanced proportions

Paonazzo marble fireplace, circa 1900 hearth dimensions: 94,5 x 107cm

. Anchor a fireplace or kitchen hearth with this striking antique French cast iron fireback

works equally well in a hallway, kitchen, boot room or beside a modern hearth, adding instant atmosphere

, these antique jars are ideal for flanking an entry, anchoring a fireplace hearth, styling a wine cellar

and minor surface wear consistent with their age and use as hearth equipment. The iron log rests

, traditional appearance for the wider hearth Displaying a desirable aged patina and in gently time-worn order

(13 inches) Height of the hearth: 106 cm (41.7 inches) Width of the hearth: 94 cm (37 inches)

matching hearth is a rare find, only adding to this fire surrounds high-end elegant English beauty and

likely used for small household cleaning tasks or as a hearth accessory. The finely aged patina of the

traditional blacksmith craftsmanship and early hearth cooking tools. Each piece was individually forged by

hearth settings. Please note: while the side handles are decorative and functional, carrying the bin when

Louis XV style fireplace in Carrara marble, circa 1980 hearth dimensions: 84 x 105 cm

pieces like this were designed to sit almost like a piece of jewellery across the hearth. The pierced

support logs in a fireplace while also serving as decorative guardians of the hearth.

-preserved. While originally intended for the hearth, these substantial pieces are increasingly sought after

Louis XV style fireplace in Carrara marble, circa 1980 hearth dimensions: 78.5 x 94.5 cm

fireplace or hearth~~expert craftsmanship of the era! Perfect for new construction or remodel~~ Overall

sculptural stance Ideal for fireplace dressing, or as a decorative accent in hearth, hallway, or living room

Decorate a hearth or fireside with this elegant antique coal scuttle. Crafted in France circa 1880

pine ink, as well as deepened by smoke from the kitchen hearth & fireplace for years. This hand

pine ink, as well as deepened by smoke from the kitchen hearth & fireplace for years. This hand

for a large fire it has a Shovel, Poker, Tongs and a hearth brush The iron work is very strong and

a fireplace hearth. The architectural brass frame forms a long protective rail with integrated

Place this charming antique fireplace accessory beside a hearth for both function and warmth of

-gurdy (a mechanized fiddle with a crank), while his younger companion plays the bagpipes. Hearth-light

before a hearth or along a wall, it reads as both object and narrative—a small, poetic gesture toward the

of regional Provençal craftsmanship. Originally designed to sit close to the hearth, these chairs

construction. Such chairs were traditionally used around farmhouse tables or near the hearth, valued for their

both decorative impact and practical function by the hearth or as a distinctive accent stand. The piece

fire and the hearth, although in the United States, they are more prosaically known as match safes

to hold the wood above the hearth so that air may circulate under the firewood, allowing better

copper’s mellow glow softens its silhouette. Originally created to stand before a hearth, the screen now

fireplace.   Originally intended to frame and protect the hearth, the plinths at each end can be opened to

result of years of exposure to hearth smoke and candle soot, which has deeply settled into the wood

use at the hearth. Substantial in weight and presence, suitable for functional fireplace use or as

focal point within the hearth. Details • Origin: France • Period: Late 19th Century • Style: Egyptian

to face either into a room or toward a hearth; in corridors, loggias, and monastic interiors it

hearth, these could also serve as andirons in very small fireplaces.

hearth. The design is dominated by a repeating lattice of interlocking diamonds, executed in a rich

hearth when not in use. Historically, bed warmers were heated by placing hot embers or heated material

catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged

sculptural and functional in appearance, this piece works equally well as a decorative accent, hearth or

. They take their name from the Roman goddess of fire and the hearth, although in the United States they

*83cm　10㎏ The lattice suspended directly above the hearth is called a "hidana" . Its primary purposes

could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or simply to admire