19th Century Set of Antique Andirons or Firedogs in Bronze and Iron

A pair of four-light gilt bronze Louis XVI style candelabra or table lamps. Each one with a fluted shaft that supports the central light and emits four swept branches. They are no...

Paschal candleholder in chiseled bronze. Venice, 17th century.

This elegant Art Deco Wrought Iron Console Table W/ stylized Geometric Detailing ,Circa 1930. The winding cubist detailing rises up...

This handsome pair of fine brass Early American Chippendale andirons feature multiple turnings topped with a cannon ball style crown. The graceful spurred legs terminate on slipper f...

Beautiful set of antique French brass firebombs. This set can by used with our without the fender. De with of the fender is adjustable. Min with 139.37 inch Max with 51.18 inch T...

A smartly styled pair of andirons, brass, late 19th century, Louis XVI style, torchieres with flame finials. 20" h., 8 1/2" d. Whitehall Antiques is a family business that has been ...

Large and impressive pair of 19th century Louis XIV style gilt bronze andirons. A festive fire is one of the great pleasures of winter and the warm glow of firelight on the fine French gilt bronze of these magnificent andirons will transform any room. Each composed of a circular reeded plinth topped with a handsome urn shaped finial and resting on a superb scrolled base with a central sea shell motif, acanthus leaf sides and beautifully modelled pomegranite form feet. Acorn shaped log stops. Original gilding, fine details of the decorative elements and substantial original log supports. Height: 23.5 inches Width: 10 inches Depth: 25.5 inches (from the fron of the andiron to the back of the log holder) Weight: approximately 45 lbs. Louis XIV style or Louis Quatorze, the official style during the reign of Louis XIV (1643–1715), is most closely associated with Versailles. It features grand proportions, harmonious design elements and was highly influential on the architectural development of some of the greatest cities of Europe, certainly Paris. Francois Mansart, Louis Le Vau...

This rare pair of Louis the 16th style andirons are made of chiseled bronze and wrought iron. This is a nice and Fine French work, from 19th century.