London Fine Antiques has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.
A wonderfully figural fireplace companion from Edwardian England
Presents a Beefeater in full ceremonial dress, confidently posed with raised staff
Crafted in quality cast iron with excellent figural definition and crisp detailing throughout
Displays a lightly aged patina, offering warm depth and period authenticity
Stands with good balance and pleasing heft, weighing approximately 10.075kg (22.2 lb)
The Beefeater’s silvered brass staff cleverly conceals a fire poker, blending artistry and practicality
Poker sits upon a plinth styled as the Tower of London, beautifully echoing the figure’s heritage
To the reverse, a pair of fire tongs and a hearth brush hang neatly within a fitted recess
Fine heraldic motif and textured costume elements showcase the quality of the casting
Displays intricate attention to buttons, ruff, and weaponry for a realistic and engaging presence
A charming addition to the traditional hearth, combining decorative impact with everyday utility
Celebrating English history and fireside tradition, ideal for the country home or period townhouse
A delightful and substantial Edwardian Beefeater fireside companion, this piece stands as both a practical hearth tool and a conversation piece of remarkable quality. Exhibiting a superb patina and robust form, it will enhance any fireplace setting with a touch of historic grandeur. Delivered ready for the home.
Dimensions:
Max Width: 30cm (11.75'')
Max Depth: 20cm (7.75'')
Max Height: 85cm (33.5'')
Poker Length: 45cm (17.75'')
London Fine Antiques has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.
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Antique Beefeater Fireside Companion, Cast Iron, English, Fire Tools, Edwardian
