South of France - Andirons

Pair of gilt bronze andirons signed E. Mottheu, France, late 19th century.

A decorative and ornate pair of brass andirons with refined cast appliques, rings, finials, and feet.

An impressive pair of Antique French 19th Century Bronze Figural Andirons. Dolphin fish at base hold up an urn with a women and man on top. Man and women have a bird, possibly a Ph...

Beautiful pair of andirons from France, 1950's. Heavy wrought iron with arched base and scroll detail. Surface shows great age, rust and patina.

Pair of Mid-Century Brass and Black Iron Andirons, 1950s, Jacques Adnet & Jean Royère Style Description: This elegant pair of small andirons from the 1...

A pair of French Louis XV style andirons, chenets in an old gilt bronze finish with patina from age. They are very fine quality and a nice larger size. They both have a putti with...

An adorable true pair of French 19th century Louis XVI st. Ormolu and patinated Bronze andirons, after a model by Caffieri and signed H. Vian. Each high quality andiron is raised by four topie shaped legs decorated with draping acanthus leaves. The Ormolu support above is decorated with concave sides and a pierced interlocking wrapped around foliate band. Atop the support is the Ormolu dog bed with tassels on each corner and scrolled designs along the edge. Standing on the bed are charming patinated Bronze dogs, one with their paw lifted and both displaying wonderful expressions. Henry Vian (1860-1905) was a celebrated bronzier who specialized in the production of bronzes in the eighteenth century style, particularly light fittings, cases with bronze mounts and chandeliers of great quality. He participated in the Great Exhibition of 1878, 1889 and 1900 and received a Gold Medal in 1889. His workshop was based at 5 rue de Thorigny in Paris. His wife and son ran the business after his death in 1905 until 1944, when the city of Paris took over the premises for the Ecole des Métiers d'Art. Philippe Caffiéri...

Unique pair of andirons from France, 1950's. Heavy wrought iron with arched base and curved detail. Surface shows great age, rust and patina.

Nickelled metal spiral-form andirons, featuring iron bases and bars.           

Very decorative pair of andirons, circa 1950, France. Blackened wrought iron. Dimensions: 39 cm D, 27 cm W, 15 cm H. Original condition. All purchases are covered by our Buyer Protec...

Here is a pair of vintage wrought iron dachshund andirons designed by Edouard Schenck in the early 1950s. Edouard Schenck was a French andiron maker who designed zoomorphic pieces as...

Unique pair of Brutalist andirons from France, 1950's. Heavy forged iron with arched base and ring detail. Surface shows great age, rust and patina.