Andiron - Large Louis XVI - 70 cm - Iron, Brass





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70 cm long wrought-iron and brass morillos for a fireplace in Louis XVI style from France, antique, 70 x 56 x 30 cm, in good used condition.
Description from the seller
These small pieces from the first half of the 19th century, measuring 70 centimeters in length, are items of great visual presence and decorative value. They are crafted in gilded bronze and wrought iron, materials that combine durability with elegance, highly valued in the manufacture of fireplace accessories in distinguished residences.
The design shows a clear influence of the Louis XVI style, recognizable by its symmetry, straight lines, and ornaments inspired by classical antiquity. The turned upper finishes in gold-toned bronze evoke columns or urns, while the bases in wrought iron feature volutes and geometric details that reinforce the neoclassical aesthetic.
In addition to their practical function as supports for firewood, these fire dogs also played a decorative role in salons and libraries, reflecting the refined taste of the era. Their unusual size suggests they were designed for a large fireplace, probably in a noble house or palace. They are a testament to the applied art in domestic furniture in the 19th century.
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Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateThese small pieces from the first half of the 19th century, measuring 70 centimeters in length, are items of great visual presence and decorative value. They are crafted in gilded bronze and wrought iron, materials that combine durability with elegance, highly valued in the manufacture of fireplace accessories in distinguished residences.
The design shows a clear influence of the Louis XVI style, recognizable by its symmetry, straight lines, and ornaments inspired by classical antiquity. The turned upper finishes in gold-toned bronze evoke columns or urns, while the bases in wrought iron feature volutes and geometric details that reinforce the neoclassical aesthetic.
In addition to their practical function as supports for firewood, these fire dogs also played a decorative role in salons and libraries, reflecting the refined taste of the era. Their unusual size suggests they were designed for a large fireplace, probably in a noble house or palace. They are a testament to the applied art in domestic furniture in the 19th century.
Certified shipping and good packaging.

