Two Pairs of American Andirons

Two pairs of 19th century andirons, of classical urn form, and a pair of andirons with ball feet. [Larger: 20" H x 7 1/2" W x 20" D].

First quarter 19th century. Both have scroll legs and ball feet, and iron supports. Ball and steeple, 21"h. Ex Antiques Associates at West Townsend (Massachusetts). And ringed, 20.75"h.

Two Pairs of American Wrought-Iron Gooseneck Andirons and Two Pairs of Fireplace Tongs, Nineteenth Century. The andirons with faceted ball heads, flared standards and simple arched supports, the tongs

Two Pairs Of Andirons Including Rare Small Pair Of Brass Federal Andirons American Ca. 1790-1815

Probably Boston, early 19th C. Together with a shovel, two pairs of tongs, a separate brass handle, a poker and a hearth stone. 7 pieces. 22'h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and E

Two pair are 1st half 19th century. Acorn finials, 18.5"h. and seamed construction, 15.5"h. And a pair of 20th century with cannonball finials. 17.5"h.

Early American ball-top andirons, group of four, two pairs 19" H.

(pair) American Federal style andirons, having finial top, column standard with stepped plinth, rising on two spurred arched legs, ending in slipper feet, approx 20"h, 12.5"w, 18.25"d; 19lbs total Sta

Hand hammered, forged, cut and sculpted wrought iron. 14 1/2 H x 14 1/2 W x 17 1/4 D Two other known pairs of these sought after forms exist; however, the artist remains unidentified. See collection o

Larger set measures approx. 17.25" H x 8.5" W. Smaller set has light oxidation at the feet. Similar to if not American puddle cast iron andirons with ring form finial.

19th century. Very handsomely and uniquely blacksmith-formed irons with delicate turned details resting atop two legs and log support at back. Good overall condition. H18" W7 1/2" D18 1/2" Note: Havin

19th century; two pair, one with turned body ending on ball feet, the other with turned body on later iron base, 22 in. H., 11 1/2 in. W., 21 in. H., 10 in. W.

19th century. Very handsome and folksy pair having a pierced head leading down to two legs centered by a mortise to hold the back supports. H15 7/8" W11" D16"

19th century. Wrought iron andirons having brass finial on a nicely wrought body atop two feet with short back support. H20" W11" D7 1/2" Sold from the collection of an upcountry, SC gentleman.

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

A pair of early 20th century American cast iron leaping fish andirons depicting two bass fish emerging from the water with a splash of water, resting atop iron bases. Unmarked.

American, 19th and 20th century. A pair of brass Victorian coal grate andirons, ball finials, goosenecks, and scrolled feet. 12"h and a pair of reproduction cast iron "Hessian" andirons. Oxidation and

A pair of two (2) Virginia Metalcrafters American mid-century modern engine turned nickel plated andirons having ball and claw feet with iron backs.

American Beaux-Arts style turn-of-the-century, c. 1900, cast iron andirons / fire dogs, a pair, the tapering two legged forms with decorative strap work and stylized bellfowers in the manner of Stanfo

Likely American, late 19th/ early 20th century. A charming pair of feline figural cast iron andirons each depicting a cat seated on hind legs facing forward with green glass eyes and resting on a two

the first pair: lined with floral-printed cotton (14 inches long); the second pair: lined with green felt (12 3/4 inches long) [4 pieces]

Circa 1830. Two pair, one having an early painted surface the other in a more natural surface. Each sturdy and usable. H33 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Virginia couple.

19th century. wedding band configuration. each with good patina and original surface. H9" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Continental, 19th century, brass urn form with lion masks and garland, 13-1/2 x 9-1/2 in., tarnish, one urn top dented; brass urn top fire dogs, 13 x 8-1/2 x 10 in., some wear to surface, one is aske