The fireplace in the Edwardian era are similar to those of the late Victorian period but even more geometric. Plain tiles became popular, matching the hearth.

RX001

"The Camden " is a Cast Iron Fireplace Insert in the Late Victorian Style. It has a highly ornate canopy decorated with urn and flowers. There are classical designs on the outer rim. The angled cast iron panels can be replaced with tile sets. The register plate is decorated with sheaves of corn and the gently curved bars have a triple ball central decoration

Finish: Highlight polish

£ 260

• Fireplace Dimensions
• A Overall Width 38" (96 cm)
• B Overall Height 38" (96 cm)
• C Opening Width 18" (46 cm)
• D Opening Height 22.5" (57 cm)
• E Decoration Width 35" (89 cm)
• F Decoration Height 35" (89 cm)
• G Overall Depth 7.5" (19 cm)

HEB342

"The Viscount" is a Late Victorian Style Fireplace Insert. It has a prominent canopy with doves and urn detail and a fan on the lower edge. There is classical detail the the outer rim. There is diamond detail to the inner opening.

Finish: Highlight polish

£ 275

• Fireplace Dimensions
• A Overall Width 39.5" (100 cm)
• B Overall Height 38" (97 cm)
• C Opening Width 15.5" (40 cm)
• D Opening Height 21.5" (54 cm)
• E Decoration Width 33 " (84 cm)
• F Decoration Height 35" (89 cm)
• G Overall Depth 7" (18 cm)