A rare 19th century Georgian Triptych paneled cast iron fireplace set. A central paneled grate opening with a central circular framed cherub holding flaming torches flanked by linen curtains and swags, below is a sliding door, the side panels are framed with a raised beading depicting cherubs (putti) inside an oval beaded frame with acanthus leaf surrounds. An extremely attractive solution to both a working fireplace or as a decorative feature, the three panels work together to suit the angle that best work with your opening.
 
English, circa 1820
 
The central panel size: 495mm wide 882mm high. The internal fire opening is 405mm wide x 620mm high.
 
Each side panel: 230mm wide x 924mm high.
 
Height
36.38 in (92.4 cm)
Width
37.6 in (95.5 cm)
Depth
2.76 in (7 cm)