A majestic pair of andirons from a Burgundy chateau, silent witnesses to past fires and the 18th-century blacksmiths' craftsmanship.

Forged in iron with strength, topped with turned copper balls that reflect light like ancient stars, these chateau andirons combine the strength of steel with the nobility of copper.
Their slender silhouette, punctuated by hooks and notches, evokes the vast fireplaces where game and poultry roasted under the watchful eyes of the fire attendants.

Two discreet monograms recall their aristocratic origin, without ostentation, but with the proud grace of Burgundian residences.
Their deep patina, mixing ferrous brown and aged gold glints, tells the passage of time — not as wear, but as a memory.

Features:

• Period: 18th Century

• Origin: Chateau in Burgundy

• Materials: Wrought iron and turned copper

• Dimensions:
  Height: 102 cm
  Width: 34.5 cm
  Depth: 65.5 cm

• Condition: Very good general condition, with slight signs of age.
  (One copper ball pierced on the back, invisible once in place.)

These andirons are not mere fireplace accessories, but guardians of the fire, fragments of history imbued with soul.
They lend to any interior—whether contemporary or classic—a rare decorative power, imbued with warmth and French elegance.

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