British Brass Fire Fender & Oak Coal Box

British Brass Fire Fender (11 int all x 39 x 11) & Oak Coal Box (27 in tall x 13 x 12)

late 19th century. charming press-formed brass box with town scene at front panel and top. marked “Ann Hathaways Cottage”. H15 1/8 W20 D13 ¼ Estate of Dale K. and Judy Firestone Thiel.

An English Oak and Metal Coal Box by Rexware, Together with a diminutive fire tool set, a brass andiron fire dog iron rest and a cast iron Victoria the Great fire apron, early 20th century. Coal box d

19th century, D form openwork frame with segmented spiral supports and ball finials, 16-1/2 x 52 x 13-1/2 in. Provenance: Purchased from Darr Antiques and Interiors, Sheffield, Massachusetts for $700

BRASS FIRE FENDER & COAL SCUTTLE 7.5"H 47"L

late 19th century. shaped-brass depicting British hunt scene with stag and boar at opposing sides. H22" W23" D16" Collection of Jack Dillard Ashley, Columbia, South Carolina.

mid 19th century. with paw feet and pierced detail. H11 1/4" W53" D14"

British Heavily Carved Oak Dog Head Coal Box - 24 in tall x 16 x 17

Circa 1840. Having a nicely formed and shaped body with steel backing. W51" Sold from the collection of a Winston-Salem, North Carolina family.

Circa 1840. Having a nicely formed body with raised and pierced details all resting on five paw feet. W50" D14" H10 1/2"

Circa 1850. Having a very charmingly pierced body with four shell form feet atop iron gallery. The piece is missing a center brass rosette, otherwise very good condition. H8 1/4" W46" D15" Sold from t

Circa 1830. Having a very nicely formed and pierced gallery above molded foot. Good overall condition. H7" W37 1/2" D9 1/2" Sold from the collection of a South Carolina lady.

Late 19th century, likely English. Nicely formed with orb and rod frame atop foot. W52" D14 1/4" H6"

Circa 1840. Having a nicely pierced and shaped frame atop paw feet. Good overall condition. W44" D14" H10 3/4"

Circa 1840. Having a nicely pierced body atop three well detailed paw feet. Some cracking to the brass near the center. W50 1/4" D11 1/2" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Elizabeth R. Williams of Char

Circa 1840. Having a polished brass upper edge above ebony pierced metal frame. W45" D9" H8 1/2" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Joanne Pirkle of Buckhead, Atlanta Georgia.

BRASS & IRON FIRE FENDER & BRASS COAL BUCKET 12"H 49"L

Circa 1840. Having a very sturdy and bold form with openwork top and solid fender atop molded base, the back and interior of the piece supported by nicely wrought frame. W48" D12" H8 1/4" Sold from th

Circa 1840. Having a brass gallery above nicely woven wire screen with iron frame. H14" D14" W44" Sold from the collection of an Atlanta/Asheville family.

Early 19th century. Having brass trim top edge above nicely formed wire frame with scrolling details above iron foot. H10" W29" D12 1/2" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Alice L. Patrick of Charleston

Circa 1900. Having a bold form with orbs and spun brass frame on molded foot. H10 1/2" W37" D12" Sold from a historic home on Lyttleton St in Camden, South Carolina.

Mid to late 19th century. Having good form with turned orb finials at each end, the body having pierced patterns throughout atop molded base. Good overall condition. W49 1/2" D12 3/4" H6 3/4"

A PAIR OF BRASS ANDIRONS, coal box and fire irons.

British, 19th century, serpentine brass fender with pierced floor, stamped "Peace Perfect Peace", tubular brass rails, 11 x 51-1/2 x 15-1/2 in.; together with a brass footman with carrying handles and