Small-scale mantel, stripped and lightly finished. Call us for dimensions.

19th C or earlier.

Fine pair of lemon top andirons with engraved eagle on each block, a full 20" high.

By repute, this mantel was removed from the Capitol building in Washington, DC during the 1820 restoration by the Fry family and the family referred to this mantel as the Bulfinch Mantel--held subsequently by another family. Note elaborate carved ovals and dentil carving of the highest order. Out side dimensions: 58" high, 76 3/4" wide, 11" deep.

Approx. 36" high and 19" diameter

Comprising six cast iron and two later made cast aluminum.

Approx. 28" high. IN three parts.

Approx. 29" x 39" x 28" high.

Extraordinary Cast iron (not wrought iron)fence with about 14 panels, each with spear form dividers--showing one unit in the image--net 66" wide --- 72" overall, 46" high and 56" over the top of the "spear" when placed. Some losses. Old surface with early white paint and no traces of another paint. Each unit about 6 feet wide total--times 14 units equals about 84 total feet.

22" high, 17" diameter. Possibly Mott, NY.

In 18th C style having reflectors, later electrified and I removed the wiring.