Antique 19th-century fireplace screen, French gilded spark guard.

Antique fireplace screen dating from the late 19th century, by the French company "Bouhon Frères". 👉 Until 1898, Bouhon Frères specialised in fireplaces and bronze accessories. Awarded at the 1900 Paris World Exposition by the international jury for their screens and andirons, Thomas and Joseph Bouhon received the gold medal there. Their pieces are now rare and highly sought after by collectors! This fireplace screen must have witnessed many long evenings by the fire, so now it's your turn to create lovely memories with it! 🙂 Its 4 panels are fully foldable and adjustable, and it can be placed in front of the fireplace as quickly as it can be stored away! Originally made of brass, it appears to have been repainted in a golden finish. It has numerous signs of use and age, with stains on the mesh. Please take a good look at the photos, as they are part of the product description! Keep in mind that this is an antique item, and it bears traces of time and imperfections that make it a unique piece with a story! 👉 It will appeal only to those accustomed to antique objects worn by time, with character! Total dimensions: 133 cm long / 61 cm high excluding handles. Dimensions of the fully folded screen: 32.5 cm long / 5 cm deep. Total weight excluding packaging: 4.260 kg. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions; I will be happy to respond! 🙂.