Pair of Important Art Deco Nickeled Hand-Hammered Iron Fire Screens, Signed

Pair of large Art Deco revival handcrafted spear head andirons in steel and iron. A highly unusual pair with lovely details that feature design influences combining architectural el...

This elegantly appointed illuminated original French Art Deco hall tree, hand-hammered in iron, comes complete with hat, coat, umbrella, and shelf accommodations. The linear design is complemented by six round copper hooks, while a griotte marble-topped console at the center offers both anchoring and a convenient surface. An unusual frosted tubular glass light placed rightfully just below the sunrise motif top shelf of this coat rack, serves as a gentle glow, night light, or entry beacon. The original, long, rectangular beveled mirror provides a practical check before leaving or upon return. This foyer rack...

A lovely pair of period French hand forged iron sconces, double arms with hand painted gilt accents, heart shaped back plate, flower bobeches a...

A pair of elegant French Art Deco tiered waterfall sconces attributed to Louis Süe and André Mare. Delicate and dazzling crystal beads of glass cascade down on three levels from a nickeled bronze armature ending with fluted cap and a stylized decorative top and bottom finial. The highly styled floral detail on the nickeled bronze frame is beautifully chased and of fine quality. Featuring a discerning and graceful style, this brilliant three tiered palm design, with stylized palm fronds will add luster and dress up any master bath, master or guest bedroom, powder room, fireplace mantle, dining room, entry foyer... and will elevate your home with a look of pure sophistication. Holds three candelabra based sockets for either incandescent or LED bulbs. Rulhmann designed a very similar tiered crystal sconce...

We have a matching pair antique pair of impressive and opulent fire grates reclaimed from the former Hampstead mansion of Sir Joseph Beecham. Truly exceptional baskets are made from...

A pair of hand wrought iron panels. Appear to date from the early 1900's. Original use possibly as sides to an iron gate or window. Nice patina to iron. Measurements are for iron wor...

Pair of French Mid-Century Modern Neoclassical Firescreens attributed to French master iron worker, Gilbert Poillerat. The screens are delicately fabricated with a sober, linear fram...

A French wrought iron freestanding firescreen from the late 19th century with warming holders and C-scrolls. Born in France during the Belle-Epoque era, this firescreen features a wr...