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CFA Voysey, Attributed to George Wright a Cast Iron Fireplace with Feeding Crows

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C.F.A Voysey, probably made by George Wright. A rare cast iron fireplace with feeding character crows dining in a field, reminiscent of gentleman in tails. The fireplace has been professionally painted silver at some point which I was happy to leave. Alternately we can strip it back to the original black cast iron. Internal opening measures height to the arch 32" x width 15". Shelf is 5" deep.

Year of manufacture

1900

Period

Arts & Crafts Movement

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