WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH KETTLE TIPPER / TILTER

WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH KETTLE TIPPER / TILTER, heavy construction, slightly tapered scroll handle having large mushroom-form extension, double kettle-handle hooks, one kettle handle hook fitted with a pi

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH KETTLE TIPPER / TILTERS, LOT OF TWO, each with a slightly tapered scroll handle having mushroom-form extensions, double kettle-handle hooks, one example with kettle handle

COPPER AND WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH TEA KETTLE SET-UP, LOT OF THREE PIECES, comprising a dovetailed goose-neck kettle with bail handle, a high three-leg trivet with penny feet, and a hanging trammel-style

18TH CENTURY CAST IRON GOOSENECK HEARTH TEA KETTLE WITH WROUGHT IRON HANDLE - EMBOSSED "SC" ON LID - EARLY GATE MARKS - VERY GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION - NO CRACKS, HOLES, REPAIRS, ETC.

Lot of (2) Cast Iron Hearth Cooking Vessels, incl: 18th - Early 19th c. Tilter Kettle, footed base, forged swing top handle and iron tilter handle (for pouring while kettle is suspended at hearth), 14

Lot of (4) 18th & 19th c. Hearth Accessories, incl: 19th c. wrought iron standing crane, for holding kettles and cooking pots, 15 3/4" high, 44 1/4" x 14 1/2", rusted surface; 18th c. log peel, with h

Wrought iron Colonial house fireplace crane used in fireplace cooking, to hold a kettle such that it could be swiveled from over the fire. Approximately 29 inches long. Circa. 1760-80. [ Third party s

Exceptional and large Art deco wrought iron hearth set including andirons with crossbar & set fireplace tools, andirons & crossbar have copper ball finials, finial on matching tool set is missing, and

Pennsylvania 19th Century Cast and Wrought Iron Hearth Trivet. 2-tier heart and scroll design trivet with paw feet. 15"h. x 16"w.

A grouping of early wrought iron hearth items to include a circular broiler, meat hook trammel, ember tongs, trivet with twisted handles and penny feet, and two cookware stands. Larger cookware stand:

Four (4) iron hearth items. 1st item: William Bullock & Co. English pressing iron with S-curved handle to dissipate the heat from the circular sole plate. Stamped "W. BULLOCK & CO," and labeled "1976.

SIGNED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH SKEWER HOLDER, ram's horn rack with diamond-form and ring extension, supporting nine skewers/pins, illegible stamped markings on shaft possibly "WLOM". 19th century. 11 1/4"

18th or 19th century. with three prong fork attached to adjustable device atop four leg base. H25 1/4"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

PENNSYLVANIA FOLK ART WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH ADJUSTABLE TRAMMEL, sawtooth-style, featuring three cut-out hearts. Possibly a gift to a bride. 19th century. 51" L, 8" WOA. Provenance: Discovered

A Pair of Large Wrought Iron Hearth Stands, 19th Century. Dimensions: Height 27 1/2in; width 54 1/4in; depth 14 1/4in.   Provenance: Property from a Maryland Collection.

Wrought Iron Kettle Fire Pit on Stand. Size: 26" overall height to the rim, 16" high stand, 40" across handles

Wrought iron hearth implements lot incl broiler, rotating broiler, toaster & trivets

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH CHAINS AND HOOKS, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising 20 hooks, including three with three-prong construction and a four-prong constructed example, one example with a spiraling shaf

TALL WROUGHT IRON HEARTH RUSH LIGHT WITH CANDLE HOLDER, ROUND BASE, TWISTER VERTICAL DECORATION, BASE DIAMETER 4 1/2" X 14" TALL

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a crown-form hanging meat/game rack, a set of five skewers on a wall rack, and a penny-form foot trivet. 19th and/or 20th century. Game

Antique Over Sized Copper & Wrought Iron Hearth Pot. 14 inches x 25 inches in diameter.

WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH UPRIGHT BROILER / SCOTCH BROILER, arched form supported by two simple legs and with a hinged and twisted resting stand to the reverse, interior with three bars and 15 ram's horn ho

with bar poker and fork. Andirons: 37" high, 16" wide, 30" deep.

18th or 19th century. with fine form featuring scrolling lines and two hearts at center. H3 1/2" W9" D19 1/2"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.