Chrome Fireplaces and Mantels

18th century french limestone fireplace mantel. Inside dimensions : 127cm wide & 90cm high

Highly decorative painted steel and polished brass fireplace screen handmade by the artisans in our own Old Plank Workshop in Chicago. This beautiful fireplace screen can be customiz...

This custom modernist fire screen was custom made by artisans in New York State exclusively for High Style Deco. It features a frameless pane of ½" thick tempered glass mounted on a ...

Mid-Century brass framed tri-fold fire screen with screen wire panels and geometric design. There are a few small holes in the screen wire. (Pictured)

A Hollywood Regency fireplace mantel crafted in France during the 1970s, embodying the style of Maison Jansen. Natural patina to brass. Will be thoroughly cleaned before shipping. ...

19th Century Cast Iron And Brass Fire Dogs or Andirons Blacked iron with polished brass finials. Salvaged from a London Victorian Town house, sui...

This elegant gilt bronze (ormolu) fireplace fender was created in France in the late 19th century. The item will add splendour and beauty to a fireplace, making it the focal point of a room. The fender features a pierced rail which is decorated with a central cartouche, flanked by stylized acanthus leaves. The ends of the fender are topped by full-length, semi-nude figures. These include a beautiful young woman and a bearded male, holding a blacksmith’s hammer. The latter can be identified as Hephaestus (or Vulcan), the classical god...

Mid-Century Modern Custom Hand-Made in Chicago a Scrolling Fireplace Screen, in a style between French 1940s to Mid-Century Modern this hand-crafted fi...

Modernist set of fireplace tools attributed to Alessandro Albrizzi and Danny Alessandro feature a clear Lucite and polished chrome holder with polished chrome and black resin tools.

Set of Sculptural Chrome Fireplace Tools, designed by Alessandro Albrizzi, American, circa 1970s. They are constructed of chromed metal with a slate base. Fire tools.

An exceptional pair of 18th century English Rococo gilt bronze andirons or fire dogs. The bold shape of these andirons relate to designs of Thomas Johnson (1714–1778), one of London's pioneers of the 'Modern' or French style, later known as Rococo. In the 1750s he published several books of designs which were widely used for things like ceiling moulding. These books include 12 Girandoles in 1755, The Book of the Carver in 1758 and monthly between 1755 and 1758, 150 New Designs. He also had a great influence on Ince and Mayhew's book, The Universal System...

An incredible fire screen of functional art made of green edge glass with brass hinges and feet, circa 1900-1930. The fire grate is not included in the price.