Faience Fireplace Tools and Chimney Pots

19th Century tin-glazed terracotta faience stove, in three stacked sections with domed wooden cap, featuring raised foliate scrollwork, floral garlands, ...

A remarkable example of 19th-century French craftsmanship, this antique wood-burning stove combines practical heating design with richly decorated ceramic artistry. Crafted in Lyon, France circa 1870, the substantial cylindrical stove stands nearly five feet tall and is constructed of glazed terracotta in four separate stacked sections. The sculptural body features a softly flared upper section crowned with a domed lid, embellished with raised floral and acanthus leaf motifs. A distinctive openwork finial forms the top, while molded bands, scrolling foliage, rosettes, and decorative garlands accentuate the architectural silhouette. The ceramic surface is finished in a soft cream-white glaze, beautifully contrasted with raised decoration in warm buttery yellow, creating a refined two-tone palette. The central cylindrical section is fitted with a hinged brass door decorated with symmetrical scrollwork, providing access to the firebox for burning wood or coal. A second brass door at the lower section opens to an ash collection compartment. Both doors are framed by raised foliate decoration, while the rounded lower body rests on four substantial bun feet. The stove displays the decorative influence of the Louis XV and Louis XVI revival styles, blending classical ornamentation with the functional design of traditional French ceramic heating stoves. Its modular construction reflects the craftsmanship of the period, when glazed earthenware stoves were valued for their ability to retain and gradually release heat. The antique stove...

A handsome Continental 19th century Renaissance st. Wrought Iron fireplace screen. This wonderful blacksmith forged fire screen is raised by four iron scrolled supports. The rectangu...

Nice little decorative cast iron fireback, 19th century, France. Great condition, to be used in a fireplace or as a backsplash. Can be supplied with stand.

A gorgeous 19th Century polished brass fire screen in the Rococco design, fully restored and of fabulous quality. The protective wire mesh of shaped oval form is set within an intri...

The seamed body of bellied form encircled by two bands of raised mouldings, rising to a flaring rim and retaining its original swing handle, the underside showing casting / foundry m...

19th century continental white glazed ceramic coal burner with marble top.

A richly patinated English oak bucket from the 19th century, featuring a warm, dark finish and original brass fittings, including three broad brass bands and a hinged bail handle wit...

19th century metal and painted coal box, having a turned brass handle on the top, decorative brass hinges on the lid which has a painted floral design, a carved brass knob at the bot...

A 19th century Intricately carved Italian fire bellows decorated with winged gri ns, roaring lion head, human figure, three cherubs and coat of arms on the verso. Lined with a leathe...

This English oak and brass bucket from the 19th century combines practical construction with sculptural form. Built from vertical oak staves in the traditional coopered manner, the b...

A Rare and fine 19th century polished steel curb fender. The rolled top raised over pierced and shaped bowfront frieze with elegant scrolling foliate, flow...