Cast-iron Fireplace Hearth Plate, 19th Century
P273 - This fireplace plate (or cast-iron panel) was historically used both to protect the interior masonry of the hearth from intense heat and to reflect and better diffuse heat throughout the room.
It features a typical triptych structure with a central arch and two geometric side panels.
The relief decorations depict a stylized representation of the sun or a halo of angels surrounded by radiant rays, two human figures, and geometric and floral ornamental motifs featuring corner rosettes and symmetrical friezes.
It features a typical triptych structure with a central arch and two geometric side panels.
The relief decorations depict a stylized representation of the sun or a halo of angels surrounded by radiant rays, two human figures, and geometric and floral ornamental motifs featuring corner rosettes and symmetrical friezes.
600 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: En l'etat
Width: 44
Height: 59
Depth: 2
Reference (ID): 1848552
Availability: In stock
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