Hand Forged French Gothic Andirons or Firedogs, 17th Century Period

Large early 19th century French Gothic Style Period andirons. The andirons are made of wrought iron. The condition is good.

17th century French Gothic andirons. They have spit hooks to grill food. The andirons have a natural brown patina, upon request it ...

17th century French gothic andirons - fire dogs. Hand forged of wrought iron. They have spit hooks to grill meat or poultry.

17th century Gothic Period andirons made of wrought iron. The andirons are in a good condition and are fit for use in the fireplace.

A slender pair of French 18th century hand-wrought fireplace andirons. They are Gothic-Mediterranean in style emboldened by a reddish brown patina from oxidation of the iron and cent...

17th century monumental sized French Gothic firedogs made of wrought iron.

A sculptural pair of French 19th century cast iron fireplace andirons, or chenets, that hold as much fascination as the roaring fire behind them. Stylistically they fall between the ...

This pair of 19th-century andirons, crafted in England from wrought iron, is a beautiful and functional addition to any fireplace. With their robust construction and timeless design, they serve both as practical tools and as pieces that add historical charm to your hearth. The wrought iron showcases the craftsmanship of the era, with elegant detailing that complements traditional or rustic interiors. Despite their age, these andirons remain in good, usable condition, making them a functional choice while enhancing the character of your fireplace. The age-related wear on these andirons adds a unique patina, highlighting their long history and giving them a distinct character. The weathered iron, with its slight imperfections, tells a story of use over many years, making them a perfect conversation piece. Whether you're an antique collector or simply looking to add a touch of period elegance to your fireplace, these 19th-century andirons bring a sense of authenticity and charm that newer pieces can’t replicate. For those searching for "antique English andirons...