American Brass and Wrought-Iron Vasiform Andirons

Pair brass skyscraper andirons, c. 1940s, American, cast brass, wrought iron legs, one marked "Mission - 6200", 19"h x 8"w x 17"d Provenance: Property from a Private Manhattan Collection

1- Pair of 19th c. Brass American Andirons. 16"x7"x12 Tall. 2- 8"x4"x8 1/2" tall. weight 9 pds all. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate. NO IN HOUSE SHIPPING. *******Pickup or Shipping on this

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

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

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.

AMERICAN FEDERAL BRASS PAIR OF ANDIRONS AND TOOLS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising column-form andirons on wrought-iron bases, raised on plinths and having robust finials to caps and three associate

Pair Antique 19th C American Fireplace Andirons. Early American / Colonial style. Gilt brass and wrought iron. Each measures approximately 24 x 11 x 22 inches.

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

tops with pierced floral rounds on vasiform base. Use wear. 24" high, 12" wide, 18" deep. Provenance: Estate of Gloria Robinson, Branford CT.

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

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

Including an Arts & Crafts period wrought iron and brass pair of andirons and matching tools on stand, an antique late 19th century Louis XV acanthus brass chenets, along with a Federal American pair

Virginia Metalcrafters (American, founded 1890), mid 20th century. A pair of Dutch Baroque style wrought iron andirons, each mounted with a pierced and foliated gilt brass medallion decorated with tul

PAIR OF AMERICAN FEDERAL BRASS ANDIRONS, each raised on cabriole legs, with likely original wrought-iron log supports. Circa 1800. 14 3/4" H, 9 3/4" D.Provenance: From the Joseph and June Hennage coll

PAIR OF AMERICAN FOLK ART BRASS ANDIRONS, each stylized, hand-wrought goose form with iron log support, no markings located. Circa 1920. 17" HOA, 32" LOA.Very good overall condition with minor expecte

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.

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

American, 1800-1810, pair steeple top andirons with stepped billet bars and spurred arched legs, 21 x 9-3/4 x 20 in.; with an iron waffle press, long handled wrought iron skillet, iron and brass poker

Pair of Arts and Crafts Brass & Wrought Iron Andironsearly 20th century22 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 23 1/2 inches

with rust, wear. 27" high, 13 1/2" wide, 19" deep. Provenance: Property of an early Connecticut family.

Pair of American Wrought Iron Andirons, circular finial, arched legs, h. 17 1/2 in., w. 8 1/2 in., d. 14 in.

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

A pair of late nineteenth century brass and wrought iron andirons having brass ball form finials. Ht: 28" Wd: 10.5" Dpth: 24"

NEW ENGLAND CAST BRASS & WROUGHT IRON ANDIRONS, H 19", W 12", D 18 1/2" :Brass andirons with cabriole legs above a shaped support, having an overall Federal style. From the Estate of Margaret Barton,