Used Hearth

Lightweight and simple to install, the unit includes a 100 lb picture wire and standard two-prong plug, making it a true plug-and-play vintage hearth. Recently cleaned and inspected...

Originally designed to sit before the hearth, this decorative fireplace screen serves both practical and aesthetic purposes—helping shield the room from sparks while adding character...

Originally designed to sit close to the hearth, these chairs combine practical function with rustic elegance.

The warm, muted tones of the fabric contrast beautifully with the darker carved frame. Placed before a hearth or along a wall, it reads as both object and narrative—a small, poetic ...

Decorate a hearth with this elegant hand-forged iron serviteur de cheminée crafted in France, circa 1960.

Such chairs were traditionally used around farmhouse tables or near the hearth, valued for their comfort and durability. As with many rustic pieces of this age, minor traces consiste...

Featuring beautifully pierced decoration, graceful, cabriole legs, and a desirable maker’s stamp, it offers both decorative impact and practical function by the hearth or as a distin...

It is as much a decorative object as it is functional, ideal for placing before a hearth or repurposed as a statement accent piece.

They are used to hold the wood above the hearth so that air may circulate under the firewood, allowing better burning and less smoke.

An older man plays a hurdy-gurdy (a mechanized fiddle with a crank), while his younger companion plays the bagpipes. Hearth-light from inside the home spills onto the figures, creat...

They take their name from the Roman goddess of fire and the hearth, although in the United States, they are more prosaically known as match safes.

This striking piece showcases a radiant peacock design, with intricately pierced 'feathers' that unfold to both protect your hearth and elevate its aesthetic appeal. The delicate int...

Originally used as rests for fire tools in front of the hearth, these could also serve as andirons in very small fireplaces.

The vertical rack measures approximately 9″ W × 7.75″ D × 41.5″ H, giving it striking presence beside a hearth while maintaining a slender, architectural profile.

The surface retains a richly aged patina with areas of oxidation consistent with long use at the hearth. Substantial in weight and presence, suitable for functional fireplace use or ...

Originally created to stand before a hearth, the screen now serves equally well as a sculptural decorative object, adding depth and texture to contemporary interiors.

Originally intended to frame and protect the hearth, the plinths at each end can be opened to accommodate different sized fire places.

The sphinx motif, symbolizing protection and guardianship, was frequently used for fireplace furniture, making these chenets both functional and symbolic guardians of the hearth. Co...

At the center, a metal-lined octagonal brazier well anchors the design, referencing historic hearth tables traditionally used in Spanish monasteries, haciendas, and communal refector...

Crafted from heavy, high-quality brass, it combines style and function, protecting your home from stray sparks while adding an elegant touch to your hearth. The intricate pierced fa...

Believed to have originated in Nagano, Niigata, or northern Kanto, its dark patina is a result of years of exposure to hearth smoke and candle soot, which has deeply settled into the...

The sturdy stand provides both stability and a clean, architectural presence beside the hearth. The set includes four essential and well-crafted tools: a brush, hinged tongs, a log ...

As authentic salvage pieces, they possess the beautiful, natural wear and deep verdigris oxidation consistent with their history as fireplace hearth companions. This "lived-in" patin...

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

Its practical small scatter size makes it an ideal accent piece for a hallway or beside a hearth. The design is dominated by a repeating lattice of interlocking diamonds, executed i...

#5030 The long cylindrical handle terminates in a shaped hanging grip, designed so the piece could be suspended near the hearth when not in use. Historically, bed warmers were hea...

A superb example of mid-century studio ironwork, blending elements of Brutalism with organic modernism, ideal for high-end interiors, mountain homes, or curated hearth settings. Dim...

Such a feature was both practical and highly sophisticated: in domestic settings it allowed the sitter to face either into a room or toward a hearth; in corridors, loggias, and monas...

Both sculptural and functional in appearance, this piece works equally well as a decorative accent, hearth or kitchen display object, or rustic vessel.

Solid iron with solid brass discs and ball, includes hearth broom, poker, shovel and stand. It was specified for use in multiple Case Study Houses, including Number 17 by Craig E...

The substantial pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or simply to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with ...

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

This striking pair of tole metal architectural-form ornaments is constructed in faceted, tapering obelisk silhouettes that read as stylized finials, fire-dog-like hearth ornaments, o...

It is ideal for display on open shelving, hearths, or as part of a rustic vignette.

Substantial cast iron with consistent tonality, presenting well within the hearth Well defined relief of a crowned anchor, complete with rope detail for distinctive maritime charm S...

They take their name from the Roman goddess of fire and the hearth, although in the United States they are more prosaically know as match safes.

This is a lovely piece that would look wonderful on a fireplace or hearth.

Substantial in presence yet finely detailed, these antique chenets are fitted with traditional iron supports at the rear, designed to anchor logs securely within the hearth. Even whe...

Both have been fully refinished and reupholstered in Maharam Hearth with new foam. There is still age-appropriate wear though including light cracking, chips to the feet, minor dents...

It represents the pinnacle of early 20th-century American USA Rugs production, moving beyond small hearth rugs into grander decorative statements suitable for period interiors.

A refined highly unusual folding fire screen or hearth guard constructed in brass with two hinged leaves that open outward from a central upright standard, each panel fitted with a r...

Size:　Depth *3cm　Width *74cm　Height *77cm　3㎏ Estimate packing size:Depth *7cm　Width *78cm　Height *83cm　10㎏ The lattice suspended directly above the hearth is called a "hidana" . It...

Its sculptural lines and historical charm create an inviting focal point for a living room, kitchen fireplace, or bedroom hearth. The interior opening provides practical proportions...

The fire guard stands on two flat, extended metal feet that ensure both balance and stability, allowing it to be positioned securely in front of a hearth. Gunnar Ander was a Swedish...

Both functional and highly decorative, this set brings an artful sensibility to the hearth. A sophisticated complement to a range of interiors — from refined modernist spaces to rich...

They take their name from the Roman goddess of fire and the hearth, although in the United States they are more prosaically know as match safes.

Circa 1830 brass fire fender with integral hearth guard, English. The integral hearth guard with medial tool stops to rest tools from the side across.

The uprights sides of the fireplace are composed of two columns with capitals foliage patterns, all surmounted by a reserve on which is carved an ermine (heraldic symbol). The lintot...

This exceptional piece is defined by its highly unusual fan or semi-circular form, suggesting it was originally designed as a hearth rug or a custom architectural element. The hand-k...

The timber exhibits a heavy, dark patina with visible age-related charring and pigment loss, typical of items kept near domestic hearths. The piece is structurally stable. The lid sh...

The intimate proportions categorize this textile as a small scatter size, ideal for adding a concentrated burst of color and history to an entryway, hearth, or study. Its thick, hand...

The dimensions classify this piece as a desirable small scatter size, making it an ideal accent for a cozy reading nook, a hearth, or a transitional space. Unlike larger area carpets...

Andirons were used to hold logs in the fireplaces and hearths - a source of illumination and warmth at night.

Its dimensions place it firmly within the category of small scatter size rugs, making it an ideal accent piece for an entryway, hearth, or study, offering a genuine piece of nomadic ...

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

Grand gothic appearance with superb proportion Displaying a desirable, lightly time-worn antique condition Robust cat iron presents a good, consistent graphite finish Provides a well...

Deep, matted black color comes not only from the layers of persimmon tannin (kakishibu) & burnt pine ink, as well as deepened by smoke from the kitchen hearth & fireplace for...