"One of a pair of metallic stands used to support wood burned on an open hearth."-Whitney, 1902
The Medieval bench was also called a Double-bench with a back in the middle, this back was moveable.…
An illustration of a young boy sitting on a stool watching a tea kettle in a fireplace.
This illustration depicts a flue damper used to serve as the valve mechanism which restricts home smoke…
"Danks rotary Puddling Furnace. The feel is burnt in an ordinary fireplace, a blast B being admitted…
A structure or device, such as an outside stairway attached to a building, erected for emergency exit…
This fender is designed with scrolls of leaf on its border, and two winged lions in the center. It is…
This image shows a fire screen decorated with a tapestry. Fire screens are used to reduce excessive…
A young girl and an old man sitting on a simple bench by the fire. She leans against his arm. A kettle…
This fireplace is part of a chimney piece. It is made out of marble, metal ornaments, and electro-gilt…
This fireplace is decorated with foliage and fruit. It is used to heat a room and for decorative purposes.
This fireplace is made out of marble. It is used to heat a room, and for decorative purposes.
This fireplace is decorated with slabs of china that are designed in an elaborate interlaced pattern.…
A bearded man standing by a fireplace with his elbow resting on the mantle. He seems to be adjusting…
These fire irons are metal instruments that are used for tending a fire, particularly a fireplace.
According to Holinshed, it was predicted that Henry IV would die in Jerusalem; Shakespeare's play repeats…
This mantel piece is also known as a chimney piece which originated in medieval times as a hood that…
A mantel offers unique opportunity in its design for a sculptor to demonstrate their skill in carving…
This mantel piece is made out of marble in an Italian style, with an eagle on each side. It is the framework…
The pole screen is a small screen that is supported on a tall slender poll with a tripod (three legged)…
The scene where Silas finds Eppie in the novel, Silas Marner by George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans).
"A machine for turning a roasting-spit by means of a fly-wheel or -wheels, set in motion by the current…