Antique Cast Iron Fireplace Poker – 26½" x 2"

Description :
A sturdy antique cast iron fireplace poker measuring approximately 26½" long with a tapered tip and looped handle. This classic hearth tool features a hand-forged shaft with a rounded handle grip and flattened working end for moving logs and coals. The iron surface shows a rich dark patina with traces of oxidation and use wear, adding authentic character to its early 20th-century craftsmanship. Perfect for functional fireplace use or decorative display beside a cast iron stove or vintage hearth.

Era
Early 20th Century (circa 1900s–1930s)

Style
Industrial / Early American Hearthware

Technique
Hand-forged cast iron with twisted handle detail and flattened fire-end tip.

Tools Used
Blacksmith’s forge, hammer and anvil, metal tongs, and quenching trough.

History
Fireplace pokers like this were essential tools in early American households, used to manage wood or coal fires. Their simple, durable construction and hand-forged forms made them lasting staples of domestic life.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown — likely hand-forged by a regional blacksmith or small foundry.

Measurements
26½" L × 2" W (at handle loop)

Suggested Weight
Approx. 1.5 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
30" L × 4" W × 4" H

Condition
Excellent antique condition; sturdy and functional with natural patina and light rust typical of age. Ready for use or decorative display.

Item Number : P15070

Category : Misc Home Décor & Furniture

Brand : UK