A Pair of Queen Anne Brass and Wrought-Iron Wafer Foot

Pair of Queen Anne knife blade andirons with unusual fronts having an overlapping brass plate attached to the entire iron shaft - also having hand forged iron penny feet and brass finials. 19.25"H. Ve

American, likely Pa., circa 1720-50 with nicely turned brass finial/column with wrought iron cabriole legs with broad penny feet, original wrought iron fire dogs with original column form wrought iron

Antique Pair of Brass Continental Andirons with wrought iron scroll feet and figural face. Used condition, wear, worn. 13" tall x 7 1/2" wide

all electrified. Overall larger: 12 1/4" high, 4" wide, 4" high; candlestick alone: 7 3/4" high. Oxidation, wear to faux candle sleeves, pair with later added feet.

Late 18th century, Britain or America. Having elegant form with scrolling legs terminating in ball feet. Solid surface patina throughout, some slight bends near the base consistent with use and age. H

Beechwood wing chairs with copper colored leather. Queen Anne feet, brass nail stud decorations. 36" W x 34" D x 39" H. Mansion Parlor 3. NO RESERVE. This lot was formerly the property of well-known r

BRASS GOFFERING IRON WITH QUEEN ANNE FEET Dimensions: 9 1/2"

PAIR WILLIAM & MARY BRASS AND WROUGHT IRON ANDIRONS. Shaped supports on low-domed penny feet support pierced brass medallions - H: 30 in.

New England, late 18th century, birch. Shaped top, turned column and tripod base with snake feet and wrought iron spider. Refinished. 30"h. 16.5" x 16.75". From the collection of the late Chris Powell

AMERICAN FEDERAL WROUGHT-IRON AND BRASS PAIR OF ANDIRONS, each with a shaped knife-blade shaft and with brass urn-form finial and bottom plate, raised on arched legs terminating in penny-form feet, or

A pair of early 19th century American Brass Andirons. Two sectioned posts with seamed construction, scroll feet and wrought iron supports. Minor wear. Each 14" high. ESTIMATE $100-200

AMERICAN WROUGHT-IRON AND BRASS PAIR OF ANDIRONS, PAIR,each with a shaped knife-blade shaft and with brass urn-form finial and bottom plate, raised on arched legs terminating in penny-form feet, origi

Pair of early brass Queen Anne andirons with urn finials and cabriole legs leading to ball and claw feet. American 18th century. H 19-3/4" L 20. Please refer to link for hi res images. https://www.dro

Pair of 18th Century penny foot wrought iron andirons with brass urn form finials. Height 16.25, depth 12.5in

Pair of brass andirons, with brass baublefinials, supported on scrolled wrought iron legs, ending in brass bauble feet height 17 in. x width 10 in. x depth 11 in. / each Provenance: Property from th

second quarter-19th century; ring turned and faceted andirons with ball feet and wrought iron fire dogs, 20 in. H., 21 in. D.

Early to mid 19th century, scrolled legs with ball feet, possibly Pennsylvania, wrought iron with wear, some small dings to brass,19H x 9D Line Item # 87

BRASS AND WROUGHT IRON ANDIRONS, PAIR, H 26":Having brass urn form finials and shafts mounted on black wrought iron bases with paw feet. From the Estate of Daniel Clancy, Voltaire Place, Grosse Pointe

Queen Anne knife blade andirons & tools, Queen Anne wrought iron and wrought steel knife blade andirons with brass urn finials, height is 17.25", comes with large tongs & scoop

Mid 18th century, mahogany with oak secondary. Single board top, turned column and cabriole legs with wrought iron spider. Splits and repairs to legs and feet, refinished. 27"h. 28"d.

wrought iron with brass urn finials, tapered baluster form standard over penny feet. 20 1/4" high, 10 1/4" wide, 17 7/8" deep. Wear consistent with age and use, missing one brass plaque, sold as is. P

Black wrought iron, multi-faceted finial andirons and log rack, andirons measure 21 1/4" L X 14" W X 24" H. rack measures 20" W X 15" D X 12 1/4" H.

A Pair of Federal Brass Steeple Top Andirons Possibly Richard Whittingham, New York, Early 19th Century with wrought iron billet bars. Height 23 1/4 inches. The pronounced spurs and feet are similar t

Late 18th century American New York steeple top andirons with S-scrolled legs and spurs ending in ball feet. The body is brass with hand-wrought iron shaft.