The fireplace was the center of the home in 18th-century America. The only warm place in a New England house was near the fire. Homes were not well-insulated, and cold wind penetrated doors, windows ...

I used to love my fireplace. On dreary winter days, I’d burn away the blues with a roaring fire that made the room ...

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Andirons may not top your design wishlist, but these modern iterations make a compelling case for why they should be. If you’re the custodian of a fireplace, remember: it’s off far more often than ...

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At first simply a tool for preparing the evening meal thousands of years ago, andirons evolved into elaborate figural objects that remain a popular collecting area today, whether or not you have a ...

If you see andirons which have a rod sticking through with a nut on them, they're not old. Because the styles have remained the same through the years, I'm sure there are andirons made even today ...

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