Antique wood and leather fireplace bellows, hand-held, with worn leather, aged wood, and intact but worn nozzle. The photos show a classic fireplace accessory with a wooden body, leather bellows, and metal nozzle/spout. No maker’s mark or label is visible, so it is best described by form and materials rather than attribution.
Wood body shows age, surface wear, scratches, and a darkened finish from use and handling.
Leather bellows section is worn, cracked, and partially detached along the upper seam.
Metal nozzle/spout is present and intact, though visibly worn and tarnished.
Hand-held scale; sized for use as a portable fireplace bellows rather than a large hearth tool.
No visible maker’s mark, model name, or country-of-origin marking appears in the photos.
Blue tape inventory sticker marked “172” is visible in one image and is not part of the bellows rather a consignment number
Made to direct air to a fire, this type of bellows is now commonly collected as antique hearth decor or displayed on a mantel, in a fireplace setting, or as rustic wall or shelf decor.
