Cast Iron Fireplace

Original Art Nouveau Cast Iron Fireplace dating back to the late Victorian or Edwardian era (circa 1900–1910). This fireplace has been sandblasted so all the hard work is done over 100 years of paint removed. This extremely rare fireplace features fabulous dancing heart motifs (bleeding heart flowers) and a distinctive mantle with horizontal mouldings which is very unusual and rare. Measurements on last picture.

Key Features & Design

• Art Nouveau Styling: The fireplace features characteristic organic, flowing lines, stylized floral patterns on the canopy/frieze and elegantly curved framing.
• Integral Tile Inserts: It retains its original vertical runs of ceramic tiles on either side, displaying a classic vibrant floral motif poppies and wheat sheaf tiles arranged in decorative urns or vases.