| Article number: | IMG_5797 |
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This authentic 17th century fireplace tool set embodies the raw functionality and timeless beauty of early European hearth culture. Hand-forged in heavy iron, the set consists of a robust pair of long pliers and a large, deep shovel, both designed for safely manipulating logs and embers in open fireplaces.
The tools display a richly aged patina, subtle hammer marks, and natural irregularities that confirm their handmade origin. These honest imperfections lend the set a powerful Wabi-Sabi character, making it as sculptural as it is functional. Even a minimalist or primitive hearth — including a simple hole-in-the-wall fireplace — deserves tools of this calibre and authenticity.
With their exceptional weight and length, these fire tools were built for serious use in grand hearths and manor houses, yet today they serve equally as decorative statement pieces in refined historic, rustic, or contemporary interiors.
A rare and evocative survivor from the 17th century, ideal for collectors, interior designers, and lovers of genuine antique fireplace accessories.
Measurements:
85 cm Height 33,46 Inch
3,6 Kg