Wrought iron meat spit with heart handle and penny

Fireplace meat spit, wrought iron with wood handles, made to fit on fireplace crane or fender and has a spot for a drip pan, 6"T x 19"L x 8.5"W

A grouping of early wrought iron hearth items to include a circular broiler, meat hook trammel, ember tongs, trivet with twisted handles and penny feet, and two cookware stands. Larger cookware stand:

Nineteenth-early 20th Century. Two singles. Wrought iron heart with handle, 6"l., and tin with hollow handle, 5.5". Together with three sets of tin concentric nesting cookie cutters, all in correspond

Approx 2" x 13 7/8"

19th century. The group includes a fine figural iron boot scraper along with a wrought iron ash shovel with heart handle and a metal rolling Victorian toy.

Early 19th Century. Reticulated brass top and apron with wrought iron base including a heart, and penny feet. 17.5"h. 19"w. 10"d.

Early hand wrought iron fireplace meat roaster adjustable with penny feet, 21.5"H x 9" foot diameter

Vintage Wrought Iron Trivet. Heart form with snake handle. 16"l. Condition: Good.

Riveted wrought iron, four heart motifs in wrought iron. Measures 18 x 13 inches.

Fine Early 19th Century Wrought Iron Ember Tongs. Faceted finial on handle and penny ends. 8-1/4"l. Condition: Very good with minor blemishes.

Nineteenth century. Scrollwork rack attributed to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 8.5"h. 16"l. And six utensils, mostly forks including one with tooled, heart handle marked "J. Kieffer". 17.5"l.

Nineteenth century. Heart handle peel. 46"l. Two ram's horn peels. 44"l. 47"l. Varying wear and loss.

Rare Ohio maker. Signed and dated "Cy. Crites, 1848". Wrought iron ladle with tooled eagle, tulip and star designs. Brass detail and heart handle. 21.5"l. Ex David Good (Ohio).

18th Century Walnut Lock Box. Painted six point stars on end, molded top with wire bail handle, wrought iron strap hinges with penny ends, interior till, dovetailed case. 6"h. x 17-1/2"w. x 9"d. Condi

Fine early New England wrought iron door handle with two hearts. Circa 1800. H 13-3/4". Please refer to link for hi res photos. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/pdxwac34kv34ru6/AAC2HWPim5BRyQ8-CAWTIr8wa?dl=

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A 19thC fireside lark spit meat roasting stand, of hand forged wrought iron construction, having a rotating adjustable plate with three double prongs, standing on a tripod base. Approx. 33" high

1750s, Colonial period, wrought iron, hearth cooking utensils - skewers or spits, one with twisted handle from flattened blade, closed hanging hook 21" L; decorative handle with flattened blade, curle

Three matching wrought iron cooking tools. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Dated 1800. A) Wrought iron spatula with heart cut out and two prong fork at other end."1800 I.M." on handle. B) Large wrought iron

C. 1820-40s wrought iron dough scrapers - one with stylized heart, two others with twisted handles, longest 8 1/4" L. Condition - good, expected signs of use.

First half 19th century. Nippers with wooden handle on stand with penny feet. 6.5"h. 13"l.

American, late 18th to early 19th century, wrought iron frying pan stand / trivet with heart-shaped support with two additional supports below, two heavy squared legs on curled feet, long handle mount

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING / BAKING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a peel with heart-form/ram's horn handle tip; and a wafer iron with stylized pattern, hinged handles with loop lock. 19th

With cut out heart handle at top and penny feet. Circa 1900 with later owl handled tools. 38" H x 13 1/2" W. x 10" D.