This charming pair of antique brass trivets was found in England and features finely pierced circular tops raised on elegant paw feet. Each trivet displays a stylized animal motif within the openwork surface—both decorative and functional—allowing heat to dissipate while protecting the tabletop below.
Cast in brass with a warm, time-softened patina, these pieces show the subtle irregularities and surface wear that come only from age and use. The sculptural feet and playful imagery point to a period when utilitarian household objects were still treated as opportunities for ornament and craftsmanship.
Based on construction, material, and design, these trivets likely date to the late Victorian to Edwardian period (circa 1880–1910). Such pieces were commonly used in English homes near the hearth or on sideboards, serving both practical and decorative roles.
Today, they work beautifully as functional trivets, display objects, or layered accents on a shelf or console—small but expressive examples of everyday English antiques with enduring appeal.
Details
Origin: England
Date: Circa 1880–1910
Material: Cast brass
Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear and patina
Sold as a pair
Small measures 5.25” diameter, 3” tall
Large measures 7.5” diameter, 4” tall
Return Policy
All sales are final.
Due to the unique nature, age, and condition of antique and vintage merchandise, we do not accept returns, exchanges, or offer refunds on any antique items once a purchase has been completed. All items are sold as-is, and natural wear, patina, imperfections, or signs of age are considered part of their character and value.
We encourage customers to review all product descriptions, photographs, measurements, and condition details carefully before purchasing. If you have questions about an item, please contact us prior to placing your order, and we will be happy to provide additional information.
By completing a purchase, you acknowledge and agree to this return policy.
This charming pair of antique brass trivets was found in England and features finely pierced circular tops raised on elegant paw feet. Each trivet displays a stylized animal motif within the openwork surface—both decorative and functional—allowing heat to dissipate while protecting the tabletop below.
Cast in brass with a warm, time-softened patina, these pieces show the subtle irregularities and surface wear that come only from age and use. The sculptural feet and playful imagery point to a period when utilitarian household objects were still treated as opportunities for ornament and craftsmanship.
Based on construction, material, and design, these trivets likely date to the late Victorian to Edwardian period (circa 1880–1910). Such pieces were commonly used in English homes near the hearth or on sideboards, serving both practical and decorative roles.
Today, they work beautifully as functional trivets, display objects, or layered accents on a shelf or console—small but expressive examples of everyday English antiques with enduring appeal.
Details
Origin: England
Date: Circa 1880–1910
Material: Cast brass
Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear and patina
Sold as a pair
Small measures 5.25” diameter, 3” tall
Large measures 7.5” diameter, 4” tall
Return Policy
All sales are final.
Due to the unique nature, age, and condition of antique and vintage merchandise, we do not accept returns, exchanges, or offer refunds on any antique items once a purchase has been completed. All items are sold as-is, and natural wear, patina, imperfections, or signs of age are considered part of their character and value.
We encourage customers to review all product descriptions, photographs, measurements, and condition details carefully before purchasing. If you have questions about an item, please contact us prior to placing your order, and we will be happy to provide additional information.
By completing a purchase, you acknowledge and agree to this return policy.
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