Early American Wrought Iron Hearth Trivet

18th or 19th century. with fine form featuring scrolling lines and two hearts at center. H3 1/2" W9" D19 1/2"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

18th or 19th century. one circular and one square, each atop interesting base. H4" W12" L26 1/2" H3 1/2" W12" L24" Private Collection of a CarolinaGentleman.

18th or 19th century. with three prong fork attached to adjustable device atop four leg base. H25 1/4"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

18th or 19th century. diamond shaped adjustable hearth rack with shaped U-shaped spikes atop tripod base with diamonds at foot. H31 3/4" W13 1/2" D13" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman. Priva

American, 19th century A seven piece set of wrought iron hearth cooking implements including, spoon, ladle, three sharp toasting forks all on stand Unmarked Approx. h. 42.5", w. 26.25" Provenance: Fro

Mid 18th century wrought iron hearth trivet on legs with sliding brace to hold long handled pans or cooking utensils, 23" L; early wrought iron hearth fry pan / skillet, 25" L. Reference: Page 185, Ea

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:

Title: Old Wrought Iron Primitive Hearth Skimmer Salamander Utensil Size: 17 3/8" Long x 3 5/8" Wide Fine example of an early American hearth tool. This skimmer/salamander represents the wonderful qua

18th to early 19th century American iron hearth cooking: 1780 - 1820 cast iron teakettle in onion form, short legs, 3-part mold, original lid, 8" H to lid finial; trivet with squared legs, fits betwee

Probably American, late 18th / early 19th century: 1. Adjustable sawtooth style with swivel hook hanger, fine workmanship with fleur-de-lis finial, matching pyramidal accents to pot hook and adjustmen

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

18th or 19th century. with punched decoration of heart and wrought handle. L18" W6" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Early 19thC hand wrought iron trivet with long handle.tripod feet. Approximately 12 inches wide and 20 inches long. Wrought iron ring to hang in hearth. New York State origin. Shipping: Domestic: Flat

including a copper and brass pot, wrought iron fork, cheese slicer and trivet with revolving grill, four pieces. Wear and oxidation consistent with age and use. Largest: 39" long.

Pennsylvania 19th Century Cast and Wrought Iron Hearth Trivet. 2-tier heart and scroll design trivet with paw feet. 15"h. x 16"w.

Heading: Author: Sonn, Albert H. Title: Early American Wrought Iron Place Published: New York Publisher:Charles Scribner's Sons Date Published: 1928 Description: 3 volumes. With

Three early American wrought iron lighting items comprising a pair of tongs and two pair candlesnips. 6 3/4" long, 2" wide to 14 1/4" long, 3" wide. Condition: wear, rust, break to one handle.

18th or 19th century. with three arched arms leading to circular cage having six sharp hooks. H11" W13"

23 1/2" high, 50 1/2" wide, 13 3/4" deep. Oxidation, use wear.

Early American Wrought Iron by Albert H. Sonn Charles Scribner's Sons, New York; 1928 3 volumes. Illustrated in b/w Size 9.5 by 12.5" Text in English. Ex-library 2 of the bookblocks and some of the pa

(5) Piece Lot, incl: 18th c. iron fireplace trammel, 37 1/2" high; Hearth peel with forged heart top, 18th c., slightly curved handle incised "J+B", 49" long; Hearth peel with ram's horn top, 18th c.,

18th or 19th century. rams head handle leading to shaped and spiral twist handle. L18 1/2" W2 3/4" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Wrought iron floor model 13 light candle stand. Country American Primitive Candle Stand standing approx. 5ft tall. Condition is very good as shown, see photos.

18th or 19th century. with fine and well-formed detail. H22" W9 3/4" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.