Antique Hearth

Enhance your hearth with this rare and sophisticated set of brass sculptures for your private collection.

Ideal for the wider hearth. Delivered ready for the fireside. Dimensions: Max Width: 98.5cm (38.75'') Max Depth: 54cm (21.25'') Max Height: 33.5cm (13.25'') Andirons Width: 22cm (8...

This versatile trug is perfect for displaying seasonal botanicals, holding hearth wood, or serving as a character-rich catchall in a farmhouse kitchen, mudroom, or transitional entry...

Measuring 15.25” wide, 15” deep, and 10.25” tall, this large-scale trug is perfectly suited for modern functional needs—from holding hearth logs or magazines to serving as a textural...

The dragon are designed to support logs in a fireplace while also serving as decorative guardians of the hearth.

Unlike more commonly encountered freestanding hearth sets, this wall-mounted example is notably rarer and suggests placement within a more considered and refined interior.

These ladles were once essential tools in farmhouse kitchens and open-hearth cooking environments, where durability and function were paramount.

Decorate a fireplace or kitchen hearth with this elegant antique French iron fireback, crafted circa 1760.

Originally intended to frame a hearth while providing additional seating in drawing rooms or library settings, this piece now functions beautifully as both a decorative architectural...

In the Aesthetic Movement taste of Dr Christopher Dresser Displays a desirable aged patina with a gently time-worn appearance Fascinating tripod form with striking decorative detail ...

French Gothic Iron Manor House Fire Tool Companion Set This set is very large and heavy, it dates from the late 19th century and comes from a Bretton Manoir This is a very rare s...

Place this elegant antique coal scuttle next to a fireplace or hearth for both function and charm. Crafted in England, circa 1880, the oblong bucket is hand-hammered in copper and si...

Excellent craftsmanship with a striking appearance - ideal for the grand fireplace Displaying a desirable aged patina throughout, gently weathered commensurate with age Superb brass ...

Bring character and function to your hearth with this antique French firewood box crafted circa 1920.

Anchor a fireplace or kitchen hearth with this striking antique French cast iron fireback, crafted circa 1760 and square in form.

This compact whisk broom was likely used for small household cleaning tasks or as a hearth accessory. The finely aged patina of the handle and oxidized hardware add to its authentic ...

A striking accent piece ready to complement modern or traditional interiors, as well as gardens, offices, or hearth settings. Please note: while the side handles are decorative and f...

Over many years, the chest was used in a traditional Japanese interior and was naturally darkened by smoke from an irori hearth. The tannins in the wood reacted with the soot, gradua...

Decorative yet grounded, these antique jars are ideal for flanking an entry, anchoring a fireplace hearth, styling a wine cellar, or adding Provençal texture to both interior and cov...

SUPERB Antique English Fireplace Mantel Surround ~~Renaissance Revival~~HIGHLY CARVED OAK~~c. 1920s-30s This HANDSOME statement piece will add charm and character to your home or ca...

Place this charming antique fireplace accessory beside a hearth for both function and warmth of character.

Whether placed in an entry hall, beside a hearth, within a sunlit conservatory, or anchoring a Mediterranean-inspired terrace, it brings an unmistakable sense of history, authenticit...

It works equally well in a hallway, kitchen, boot room or beside a modern hearth, adding instant atmosphere and authenticity.

Layers of urushi lacquer, persimmon tannin (kakishibu), and burnt pine ink create a warm, dark color with a slight reddish hue that deepens to a matte black by smoke from the kitchen...

By around 1800 the fireplace had become the centre of the Georgian room, and pieces like this were designed to sit almost like a piece of jewellery across the hearth. The pierced ste...

Deep, matted black color comes not only from the layers of persimmon tannin (kakishibu) & burnt pine ink, as well as deepened by smoke from the kitchen hearth & fireplace for...

Deep, matted black color comes not only from the layers of persimmon tannin (kakishibu) & burnt pine ink, as well as deepened by smoke from the kitchen hearth & fireplace for...

While originally intended for the hearth, these substantial pieces are increasingly sought after by interior designers for use as luxury bookends or as industrial-chic shelf risers f...

Decorate a hearth or fireside with this elegant antique coal scuttle.

Striking Art Nouveau aesthetic, with serpentine forms and organic detailing Displays a desirable aged patina, presented in a lightly time-worn condition Planished copper panel with d...

The scene depicts an elderly woman seated beside a hearth, absorbed in reading a large book. Around her are the simple comforts of a traditional Scandinavian home: a sleeping cat on ...

Originally used as rests for fire tools in front of the hearth, these could also serve as andirons in very small fireplaces.

Originally designed to sit close to the hearth, these chairs combine practical function with rustic elegance.

Designed to be viewed in the flickering amber light of a ceremonial hearth or an interior hall, its exaggerated Meso-American-like geometry ensured its ferocity remained vivid even i...

Featuring beautifully pierced decoration, graceful, cabriole legs, and a desirable maker’s stamp, it offers both decorative impact and practical function by the hearth or as a distin...

The apotropaic god of the hearth, the one who wards off demons and appeases angry deities, Bes is depicted as an achondroplastic figure, with a large torso and head and proportionall...

The warm, muted tones of the fabric contrast beautifully with the darker carved frame. Placed before a hearth or along a wall, it reads as both object and narrative—a small, poetic ...

The surface retains a richly aged patina with areas of oxidation consistent with long use at the hearth. Substantial in weight and presence, suitable for functional fireplace use or ...

Families gathered round this hearth to eat, drink, smoke, play cards, sleep, and mark the passage of Yalda.

They are used to hold the wood above the hearth so that air may circulate under the firewood, allowing better burning and less smoke.

Such chairs were traditionally used around farmhouse tables or near the hearth, valued for their comfort and durability. As with many rustic pieces of this age, minor traces consiste...

Having likely spent many years beside an irori hearth, the entire surface has gradually darkened through exposure to soot, creating a beautifully aged black finish.

This piece is a superior example of mid-to-late Victorian fireside furniture, designed to sit before a grand hearth, providing both comfort for kneeling and a decorative low-profile ...

They take their name from the Roman goddess of fire and the hearth, although in the United States, they are more prosaically known as match safes.

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

Originally created to stand before a hearth, the screen now serves equally well as a sculptural decorative object, adding depth and texture to contemporary interiors.

The sphinx motif, symbolizing protection and guardianship, was frequently used for fireplace furniture, making these chenets both functional and symbolic guardians of the hearth. Co...

Originally intended to frame and protect the hearth, the plinths at each end can be opened to accommodate different sized fire places.

It is ideal for display on open shelving, hearths, or as part of a rustic vignette.

Both sculptural and functional in appearance, this piece works equally well as a decorative accent, hearth or kitchen display object, or rustic vessel.

The substantial pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or simply to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with ...

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

#5030 The long cylindrical handle terminates in a shaped hanging grip, designed so the piece could be suspended near the hearth when not in use. Historically, bed warmers were hea...

Its practical small scatter size makes it an ideal accent piece for a hallway or beside a hearth. The design is dominated by a repeating lattice of interlocking diamonds, executed i...

Believed to have originated in Nagano, Niigata, or northern Kanto, its dark patina is a result of years of exposure to hearth smoke and candle soot, which has deeply settled into the...

This is a lovely piece that would look wonderful on a fireplace or hearth.

Substantial cast iron with consistent tonality, presenting well within the hearth Well defined relief of a crowned anchor, complete with rope detail for distinctive maritime charm S...