Classic cast iron fireplaces can help restore a period house to its former glory, or create an authentic look for a more modern home. These quality reproductions take their inspiration from genuine 19th Century designs.
Named after the queen consort to William IV, the Adelaide is based on a model that originated in 1837.
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With its restrained elegance reminiscent of the late Edwardian era, the Alexandra Insert is a beautiful cast iron fireplace.
Originally created around 1880, the Arched insert has become an icon of timeless fireplace design.
This fireplace is a splendid reflection of the Belle Époque and the creative influence of artisans such as Galle, Tiffany and Lalique.
The combination fireplace was highly popular more than 100 years ago due to its compact size and amalgamation of fireplace and mantel into a single, complete design.
As a reaction to the ornate style of the Baroque period, the Georgians developed a taste for what became known as Neo-Classical design.
As the Georgian era developed, landowners started to build town houses in London, which featured smaller fireplaces, initially with a fire basket in a brick opening.
Tiled and cast fronts became fashionable during the Hanoverian era and were made to either obscure or embellish a larger chimney opening.
Really efficient and clean. Friendly installation team and we love the fire. Thank you. (Google 5 star review)
