Early 19th Century Federal Brass Andirons

Pair of early 19th Century Federal brass andirons, penny footed, 15" h, RCA, LLC

Pair of early 19th century Federal andirons, brass, 19" H. Provenance: Beverly, Massachusetts collection.

attributed to John Molineux, Boston, early 19th century, each with lemon top over tapered column support on square plinth, spurred arched feet, brass log stops, 20 x 11-1/2 x 21 in.Note: A nearly iden

A pair of Federal brass and wrought iron andirons, early 19th century, together with a group of brass hearth tools, comprising two shovels, two tongs, brush, poker and stand. Dimensions:Height of andi

Pair of Federal Miniature Brass Andirons. Early 19th century. 7-3/4"h. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

Philadelphia, late 18th/early 19th century; urn-form finials, columnar shafts, splayed legs with penny feet, 21 in. H.; From the Estate of Charles E. Scarlett, Jr., contents of Whitehall, a National H

A Pair of Federal Engraved Brass Ball-Top Andirons Early 19th Century each engraved with a ship and monogrammed W to plinth. together with brass and iron fireplace tools, including a coal hood, a shov

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

Early 19th Century, Possibly Philadelphia, Square Base and Rook Finial Size: 17” Line Item # 144

early 19th century, each with brass urn finial on knife blade support, brass mounted plinths, iron legs with penny feet, 19-1/2 x 9 x 17-1/2 in. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Gerald J. and R

An Assembled Group of Iron and Brass Hearth and Fire Accessories, Early 19th-20th Century. Comprising a Federal brass and wire fender; pair of Federal style brass andirons; pair of Federal style brass

late 18th/early 19th century, each with brass urn finial on knife blade support, with brass applied base, penny feet, 23 x 10 x 17-1/2 in. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Gerald J. and Rosalie

A pair of Federal brass and wrought iron knife blade andirons, late 18th/early 19th century, together with a set of Federal brass and wrought iron fire tools; tongs and shovel and a pair of stencil de

Early 19th C. Brass Andirons Having Urn Finials with Acorn Tops, Resting on Corinthian Columns and Three Shaped Legs, C. 1820. 36" High

LATE 18TH, EARLY 19TH CENTURY FEDERAL BRASS & WIRE (IRON) FIREPLACE FENDER - BRASS BASE AND TOP RAIL OVER IRON, WITH WIRE SPARK SCREEN WITH DECORATIVE SWAGS - CIRCA 1790-1810 - EXCELLENT CONDITION! 34

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 a pair of early 19th century American steeple brass andirons with matching pair of tools: tongs and shovel, 34 in., andirons signed "Bailey"; plus an 18th century or earlier brass and iron f

Pair of Early 19th c. American Empire Brass & Iron Andirons, each with fancy ring turned finial, stem, and log stop; set on a cross bar with fleur di lis terminals and supported by four turned legs an

Pair of early 20th century Federal style cast brass andirons with steeple tops, 19" x 11" x 18".

Pair of Federal brass andirons, early 19th c.; together with another pair, a weathervane directional, tin shaving mug etc. Andirons: 19"h x 10"w x 18"d

Early 19th C Federal Period, eagle door knob. In-house shipping available on this lot.

total seven items, comprising a pair of double lemon top andirons, an assembled group of four fire tools, and a brass and wire folding fireplace screen. Andirons: 20 1/2" high; screen: 33" high, three

AMERICAN FEDERAL BRASS AND IRON FIREPLACE FENDER, horizontal and vertical wire supports with a swaged wire-work ornamentation below the brass band. Late 18th/early 19th century. 10 1/4" H, 47 3/4" x 1

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