Pyrontique has dated this Bronze Greyhound Fireplace Fender to the 1850s.
Dating from the 19th century, the design reflects the classical influences of the Empire style with strong lines and ornate decoration.

The fender is constructed with a front rail and decorative end supports with greyhound dogs sitting on top of each plinth end.
The plinths of the fender are decorated with bronze floral motifs and the central bronze bar is decorated with acanthus leaves.

The warm tones of the bronze contrast subtly with the darker structure, creating visual depth in front of a fireplace.
Originally intended to frame and protect the hearth, the plinths at each end can be opened to accommodate different sized fire places. This piece today serves equally well as a decorative focal point.

The fender has been checked over and lightly cleaned in our workshop. It remains in very good antique condition.
Height: 19.5 cm
Width: 96 cm
Width (fully open): 112 cm
Depth: 9 cm
International Shipping Information

• Available for UK, EU & USA shipping with full customs documentation
• Professionally packed for secure delivery
Delivery will be in the region of £50 to England and Wales. For any other locations, please contact us for a quote.
Pyrontique has dated this Bronze Greyhound Fireplace Fender to the 1850s.
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