Small Modernist Fire Pit or Brazier with Tripod Base

A three-legged iron barbecue or fire pit by Stan Hawk for his company Hawk House. A Case Study Program-approved design, the fire barbecue gave modernist form...

Minimalist black wrought iron fire grate. The grate features a solid wrought iron curved frame. Dimensions 20.5" width x 9" depth x 7" height Condi...

Designed by Irving Harper under George Nelson Associates for Howard Miller c. 1950s, USA. The footed cast iron pot features a coiled-handle and white firing stone that shows minimal ...

A small Studio Pottery dish by significant 20th century ceramicist Otto Heino. This example features the buttery yellow glaze Heino perfected after his wife’s death, a continuation o...

Wide patinated bronze bowl with a rounded lip and low profile. A perfect catchall for your pocket objects, or just a bold decorative piece. Dime...

Petite brass bowl that could be used to hold a myriad of trinkets within its curved walls. The dish is finished with two rounded handles and rests on three legs. We personally love i...

Wood and Concrete tabletop rubbing alcohol fire pit by Pierre Sarkis. The beauty of wood and concrete light up your Table. Solid Wood table of exotic...

Brazier. Copper. Possibly Castile, 16th century. Brazier made of copper with a circular foot decorated with vertical bands, a low tubular shaft enhanced with a fine roped molding and a semicircular body, with a wide mouth that flares outwards, and two halfrectangle-shaped metal handles with a torso part on the sides. Of the piece. These types of pieces were used both in civil and ecclesiastical interiors with the aim of heating the occupants of the room as much as possible, and their conservation is rare because they are utilitarian elements that were discarded over time or due to be damaged They used to be objects destined for the upper class, and followed the same typologies whether they were destined for a sacristy or a private residence. This case, possibly intended for use in the sacristy, shows a typical typology in the Spanish school of the time. Compare, for example, with the brazier present in The Birth of the Virgin Mary of the Altarpiece assembled around 1520 by Pedro de Guadalupe from Valladolid and found in the church of San Esteban...

Inspired by the ancient art form of firing ceramics in a dirt pit, Erin Hupp’s latest collection of pit-fired ceramics is a once in a decade (or lifetime) body of work. Each piece i...

Gallon chofeta. Silver, Wood. XIX century. Oval chofeta with turned wood handles made in silver in its color that has a chevron or avenerado finish, as well as legs finished in a sphere with a claw. The lines and decorative elements of this piece are common in European art of the 19th century...

Spanish remorse or renaissance revival style copper plate or brazier Large plate with carved Roman head and handles in bronze. Ideal for hanging Spanish remorse style corresponds to the period of the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century Coetanian period with the Victorian and like this it is a period where old styles are recovered and large and luxurious furniture are manufactured, of great quality, recovering previous styles such as Gothic and Renaissance or Baroque Copper brazier...

Basket 7" wide x 6" height with crosses and stars. Period: First quarter of the 20th century Origin: Pit River Size: 7" W x 6" H. Family Owned & Operated...