Planter Fireplace Hod England 19th C Hand Forged Copper

19th century English large copper and brass hand forged and soldered planter or fireplace hod footed. Wonderful workmanship and materials were used to create this stunning piece. Has been professional

Large round Scottish copper jardiniere mid 19th century or earlier which was hand forged. The forged interlocking copper connections seen on on side of the two joined pieces. Large copper lip with tin

TWO HANDLED EARLY 19TH CENTURY COPPER KETTLE. SOME DINGS TO SURFACE. GOOD OVERALL CONDITION. 17" DIAM x 13" H.

Description: This lot includes a 19th century hand forged fireplace crane. Condition: As found condition, with areas of rust and wear consistent with age. Shipping Information: This lot is NOT shippab

Very good early condition 16x34; W

Late 18th early 19th century hand forged Baroque wrought iron fireplace torchiere andirons crane / screen, with swinging arm to hold pots as shown. Measuring approx 43" tall x 43" wide. Normal use and

Items: This 19th century New England hand-cut, sheet copper weather vane is fashioned in the shape of a Spanish Galleon and shows waving flags above its decoratively pierced three masts. The ship is s

Early to mid 19th C. hand forged iron 4" (height) x 24 1/2" (length) fireplace / open hearth broiler with spinning platform. CONDITION: Areas with wear from age & usage.

Made in England, Small Late 19th Century Copper Planter with Lion Mask Handles and Paw Feet. Measures 5" tall, and 5" in Diameter.

An ornate hand hammered copper planter. Late 19th c. Marked 45 at base. Dimensions: 10"h X 12 1/2"d

Hand hammered heavy gauge copper with tin interior. Hand forged steel handles copper rivets. Lid engraved with the initials "J.G" and "W.H" and "1"; pot engraved with the same initials and "2". Very g

Continental copper hollowware pot, 19th Century, having a hand-forged iron handle, together with an associated lid, Provenance: Property from the estate of Thomas J. Perkins, San Francisco, and Belved

Lot of 5 18th to early 19th century hearty cooking utensils - skimmers made of copper, brass and iron, longest 21 1/2"; Ladles, hand-forged iron handles, copper and brass bowls, longest 22".Condition

Hand hammered heavy gauge copper (brass welded dovetail seam) with thick copper plate rolled edge bottom. Hand forged steel handles with copper rivets. Tin interior with exterior tin trim at lip edge.

Grouping of 8 hand forged iron blacksmith tongs - the largest 35"L, combined with an early hand forged iron fireplace crane. All 18th/19th century and in very good condition.

Hand hammered copper pot with dovetailed construction, double hand forged handles and lid with hand forged copper handle, probably 19th century. A very well constructed hand made utilitarian pot in ve

18th century wrought iron fireplace crane re-purposed for 19th century sign bracket, decorative pieces added are all hand forged iron, 33" x 41"

Lot of 2 19th century Pennsylvania hearth tools: skimmer stamped W. A. Speraw on handle, hand-forged, hanging hook, 22" L; copper bowl ladle with hand-forged wrought iron handle with curved hook, 21"

Hand hammered copper planter with handle and applied brass shapes. Has applied welded brass legs. 7" Diameter x 9-1/4" H. Height with handle is 14" H.

Group of (5) Assorted Copper Molds, incl: (2) 19th c. handled mold pans, tin lined, with hand forged iron handles and back stands, 18" x 7 1/2" and 20 1/2" x 8', lining wear; Large heart shaped mold,

A large Islamic Dallah Arabic coffee pot, c.19th century. The copper pot measures 17.5" high to top of finial, 17.5" wide from end of spout to end of handle, 9" diameter. Hand-forged hinge at lid.

An American sabre, 19th century, a copper alloy round pommel hilt, a "D" form guard, an ebonized and grooved wood hilt, hand forged blade with a fuller, 35.25"l (lacking scabbard)

French hand hammered copper pitcher on forged iron legs with iron handle. 19th century. 14 3/4"h x 8 1/4"w x 8 1/2"d (approx.). Weight: 5lbs

An early fireplace cast iron hanging griddle with hand forged iron handle. Late 18th to early 19th century. 20 3/4"H x 19"W (at base).