Pair of English Turn of the Century Iron Andirons with Foliage and Guilloches

This pair of antique English bushel measures brings a sense of rustic charm and historical authenticity to any space. Crafted in wood with black-painted iron bands, these 19th- to early 20th-century grain measures were once essential for weighing and transporting dry goods in markets and farms. The stamped "Bushel" marking, accompanied by a crown and "GR" insignia, signifies their government certification for accuracy in trade. Worn patina and subtle signs of age tell the story of their use, making them not just functional but also deeply rooted in history. Perfect for today’s interiors, these oversized vessels make striking decorative accents. Fill them with firewood beside a hearth, or use them as rustic planters for greenery in a country kitchen or garden. Their deep, circular form lends itself well to creative storage—think rolled-up throws in a cozy living room or even as unconventional side tables when topped with a round tray. Whether styled in a traditional home or adding contrast to a modern space, these antique measures...

A French semi-circular lead jardinière from the early 20th century, with scrollwork of foliage and nicely weathered patina. Created in France during the Turn of the Century which saw...

Pair of Italian Neoclassical wrought iron and brass foliage andirons with flanking decorative basket finials, central urn plinths, decorative adjustable cross bar with spit hooks, an...

This very nice and unusual pair of andirons is made of a delicate twisted wrought iron work with brass bawls. This is a French work. Circa 1970