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Christopher Dresser Fire Dogs

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  • Pair of Christopher Dresser Brass Firedogs
    By Christopher Dresser
    Located in Brooklyn, NY
    Incredibly modern and architectural late 19th century design. Handsome fireplace implements on which to set your hot pokers.
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    Antique 19th Century British Fireplace Tools and Chimney Pots

    Materials

    Brass

  • Benham & Froud Brass Fire Dogs Christopher Dresser Attributed
    By Christopher Dresser
    Located in Sharon, CT
    Pair of period Aesthetic Movement Fire Dogs, design attributed to Christopher Dresser. Manufactured by Benham & Froud, both signed with the cyp...
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    Antique 1880s English Aesthetic Movement Andirons

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    Brass

  • Roy Metalworker France, Hand Wrought Iron Fire Dogs & Matching Fire Tools, Set.
    Located in London, GB
    A Roy Designer/Maker and Master Metalworker from France. A super quality hand-wrought iron large set of Gothic Revival fire dogs with matching fire tools. The fire dogs with circula...
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    Antique 1890s French Gothic Revival Andirons

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    Iron

  • 19th French Century Cast Iron Fire Dogs, Andirons with tools
    Located in Delft, NL
    19th French Century Cast Iron Fire Dogs, Andirons with tools A fireplace set with 2 lions as fire dogs and 3 tools. The lions made of cast iro...
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    Antique Late 19th Century French Fireplace Tools and Chimney Pots

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    Iron

  • Pair of 19th Century Victorian Gothic Iron Fire Dogs or Andirons
    Located in London, GB
    A very large and heavy set of Victorian Gothic revival Fire dogs or Andirons made from Iron. Possibly modelled on a much earlier pair. The Victorian Gothic movement or Victorian Revi...
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    Antique 1850s English Gothic Revival Andirons

    Materials

    Iron

  • Thomas Jeckyll attri., A Pair of Anglo-Japanese Brass Fire Dogs with love birds
    By Thomas Jeckyll
    Located in London, GB
    Thomas Jeckyll, attributed, probably made by Barnard Bishop and Barnard. A pair of Anglo-Japanese brass fire dogs with stylized love birds to the circular tops.
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    Antique Late 19th Century English Anglo-Japanese Andirons

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    Brass

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