19th Century Georgian Pair Of Cast Iron Fireplace Insert Panels
Located in London, GB
19th Century Georgian Pair Of Cast Iron Fireplace Insert Panels. Splayed Slips With Recessed Panels Showing Typical Decorative Features Such As Swags, Urns With Floral Patterns Used ...
Iron, Wrought Iron
19th Century Georgian Triptych Cast Iron Fireplace Insert
Located in Edinburgh, GB
A rare 19th century Georgian Triptych paneled cast iron fireplace set. A central paneled grate opening with a central circular framed cherub holding flaming torches flanked by linen ...
Iron
A pair of cast iron panels
Located in GB
A lovely pair of English cast iron panels. Decorated with beautiful ladies heads , with musical instruments and Griffins and foliage .
Iron
Decorative Pair of Cast Iron Fireback Interior Panels
Located in London, GB
A decorative pair of cast iron fireback interior panels. The centre panels with putti and foliage, surrounded by rosette patterns. English, 19th century. Height: 1005 mm 39 ⅝"...
Iron
Arts and Crafts Cast Brass and Iron Fire Screen in Black, Single Panel
Located in Doylestown, PA
Offering an Arts and Crafts cast brass and iron single panel fire screen with a lattice design of oak leaf garlands and acorn motifs, early 20th century. This is a premium quality...
Brass, Cast Iron
Single Panel Bronzed Brass Fireplace Screen by Stone Manufacturing Company
By Stone Manufacturing Company
Located in Doylestown, PA
Custom handcrafted single panel bronze finish brass fireplace screen by California based Stone Manufacturing Company, late 20th century.
Iron, Brass, Metal
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