Sketch Book of the Philadelphia & Boston Face Brick Co., by Anonymous\x97A Project Gutenberg eBook

ROM time immemorial the domestic hearth has been the theme of optimists and poets, who have lavished on it the most endearing words, and have associated it with their most delightful thoughts. The fireplace has always been, and always will be, the happiest rallying-place of the family. It has been aptly called the "sun in the house," and its ruddy glow, its sociable warmth, and cheering qualities have not been lost sight of in the development of æsthetic art as applied to home decoration during recent years, and the chimney-piece has been made, with most excellent results, the central part of the decorative scheme. To all home-builders there comes the thought, "We must have at least one or two open fireplaces." How natural the thought, and what great pleasures in even the anticipation.

As to the choice of materials for the Fireplace Mantel, nothing has ever been used that meets all requirements so completely as our Ornamental Unglazed Brick. The essential idea of a fireplace is "Brick" from beginning to end, and the practice of using a brick facing with a wooden mantel around it (a practice which is now passing by) has only been a sort of makeshift, employed because Ornamental Brick of new and artistic patterns were not obtainable, our Company being the first to make them. There is always so much woodwork in a room, anyway, so why overcrowd the eye with a "mantelful" more? The glazed tiles which were formerly used in mantels were found to have such a cold, hard, and glassy look that they have been relegated to bathrooms, elevator shafts, sanitary uses, etc., to such an extent that few people now care to consider their use about the fireside.

Our Brick Mantels are the best kind to have. The bricks are patterned after the most artistic Greek and Renaissance designs, and the appearance of them when set in mantels is that of carved work. The joints between the courses of brick serve to break up any tendency to a heavy or monumental effect, and the general appearance of our mantels is exceedingly soft, rich, and harmonious. They have a pleasing effect which the eye never tires of. They have the stamp of character, and their simplicity and modest elegance lend a particular charm to the surroundings.

The designs in this book were all prepared by a well-known Boston architect whose extended European travel rendered him peculiarly fitted for the work, and the designs embody many of the best ideas of the best brickwork of England and the Continent. Some of the designs are purposely shown in the architect's original pen-and-ink drawings, while the others are shown as photographs furnished by our customers. We make the brick in six colors; viz., red, cream, buff, pink, brown, and gray: thus giving you the choice of a color which will harmonize with or contrast properly with any scheme of surrounding decoration. The sizes of many of the designs can be altered to fit a required space. In shipping the brick, we pack them carefully in sawdust, in barrels, and with every order we furnish an architect's scale drawing and directions, and any intelligent brick-mason can easily set the mantels up.

The prices given in this book are net, and include packing and delivery to cars or steamer at Boston. In comparing prices of other kinds of mantels with our prices, please bear in mind that to the other prices you must add the expense of the brick or other material for the side linings, the back, the under-fire, and the hearth, while our prices include all these. Ours are far better than any other kinds, but still they don't cost any more.

Our mantels are suitable for any kind of a room, the selection depending upon the size, the color, the amount of ornamentation, etc. They are substantial and durable, and look just as well in after years as when new. It is folly to build a house and put in articles that are passing out of use. The more permanent furnishings should be of the newest designs. That means that the Fireplace Mantels should be of our Ornamental Brick. No other kind combines so many good, practical, and artistic features. Of all kinds, ours are the most unique, the fittest, and the best.

A mantel with an arched fireplace and a niche above it. This mantel should have nearly the width indicated below, as the arch would not look well in a much narrower fireplace. The hobs may be omitted, if desired.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $82.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $42.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $37.

A handsome high mantel, with a wide niche above the fireplace. This design requires a wooden cornice at the top forming a shelf.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $62.

This design would require a width of 7 feet 6 inches, as the arched motif could not be used advantageously in a mantel of more than 8 inches less in width. The cornice to the mantle is of wood.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, lire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $72.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $24.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $32.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $34.

The opening in this mantel is 5 feet high, the upper portion being fitted with a wrought-iron grille, with a sheet of plate-glass at the back. This enables one to see the flames as they curl up the chimney, and a decided charm is added to the fireplace. This design is best adapted to a narrow chimney breast.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $55.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, under-fire, fire-back and tile shelf, $44.

A new and beautiful feature is introduced in this design. The mosaic decoration is made of the same clay as the brick in a great variety of shades. Assume all the plain and moulded bricks in this design a warm gray color and the tones of the mosaic decorations, as indicated in sketch, from a dark, warm gray to cream. This scheme of color can be produced in reds, etc. A frame % inch x i % inch wrought iron and brackets around the fireplace opening form a part of this design.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $55.

This illustration shows a design adapting the form of mantel frequently seen i\\ England and France, with a hood extending to the ceiling. The fireplace opening may be from 3 feet 6 inches to 4 feet 6 inches in width, without changing the height of the mantel. If a wider opening is desired, the proportion of the mantel should be changed, and we would be pleased to prepare a drawing for the same. This design would look well in a large hall of a residence or in a public building, as a library, assembly hall or hotel.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $84.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $38.

Price with plain sides in cream bricks, and the corbels, lintel hood and egg and dart at the top of a warm gray, $57.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $38.

This sketch suggests the use of glazed tiles in the panel above the fireplace opening. Blue and white Dutch tiles would go well with either red or light bricks. The fireplace should have a brass or iron face-moulding.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire, tile shelf and glazed tile, $36.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $86.

A mantel with guilloche ornament around opening, and the shelf corbelled with three rows of egg and dart.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $38.

Price with all the plain bricks of cream and all the moulded bricks of warm gray, $53.

Shelf of slate, iron, marble or wood; wood moulding at top. Should have iron or brass frame around inside of opening.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $33.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $52.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $29.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up thus mantel, including the hearth, lire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $31.

Drawing of interior of an English hall or a living-room, showing a high fireplace built of brick. The top of the hood would be plastered and painted a color to harmonize with the decorations. The corbels are to be of brick.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and corbels, $82.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, tire-back and under-fire, $24.

Mantel with pilasters at the side with fluted faces and long recess above fireplace. The sketch shows three rows of egg and dart corbelled out to form a shelf.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $55.

Design for a mantel suitable for a large room. The wide recess above the shelf and the long panel below may be a shade lighter than the deep red of the mantel.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $165.

Price with all the plain bricks cream, and all the moulded bricks, together with the whole of the pilasters, a warm gray, $247.50.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, and under-fire; $20.

A simple, attractive design, with a pilaster each side of opening, and three rows of egg and dart corbelled to receive the shelf.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $47.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $28.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $66.

Price with plain bricks and moulded pilaster and panels above shelf, with the two rows of egg and dart of cream bricks, the rope moulding and shaded mosaic of warm gray, the lighter mosaic in sketch to be of cream, $90.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $24.

A simple mantel, with arched opening and plain niche with marble shelf above, and egg and dart ornament forming a finish between the brickwork and the wooden cornice at the top of the mantel. This cornice projects a few inches, and a lambrequin may be added to soften the effect of the mantel.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $45.

This sketch shows a mantel in a corner of a room. The mosaic ornamentation above the shelf should be in two colors or shades of the same color. The wooden cornice forms a soffit, which should be panelled.

Price of red face and moulded bricks, with the darker mosaic the color of the bricks and the lighter mosaic a much lighter shade of red, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $57.

Price of all gray bricks, excepting the mosaic, which would be in three shades, from a cream to a warm gray, $85.50.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $24.

Price of red face and moulded bricks, with a lighter shade of red in the spandrels above arch, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $56.

Price in warm gray bricks, with spandrel and bricks above the shelf between pilasters of cream, $84.

The sketch shows a bay window with a seat on either side. The entire end of the bay is faced with the brickwork of the mantel. The entire width of the brickwork is 8 feet. The height of the brickwork is 6 feet 10 inches. Both of these dimensions may be extended to sizes desired.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $58.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $$3.

Price with the egg and dart and the bricks around the opening and the corbel of warm gray, all the other bricks cream, $49.50.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $45.

This design represents a mosaic face made of the same clay as the brick. It is susceptible of a great variety of color treatment. The cornice with modillions will be of wood. The curved shelf to niche should be of marble.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, with the mosaic in four shades, from a buff to a red, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $70.

Price, with all the bricks a gray and the mosaic in four shades, from a cream to the darkest gray, $105.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $56.

This shows a portable fireplace (24½ in. wide x 30¼ in. high) set inside of the regular mantel opening. It is made of iron, is lined with fire-brick, and can be taken out and moved away in one piece at any time. The front is copper plated. The back has two dampers leading to the chimney. The fire-pot opening is 20 in. wide at the front and narrower at the back and is fitted with a dumping grate. It is suitable for either coal or 12-in. wood.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, under-fire and tile shelf, $16.

We do not include face bricks for inside lining of mantel opening, as none are required.

A mantel with handsome panel design in mosaic and a metal frame around the opening.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $18.

A mantel showing portable fireplace same as described in sketch No. 41. Also panel design in mosaic.

Price of red moulded brick necessary to lay up this mantel, including hearth, under-fire and tile shelf, $12.

We do not include face bricks for inside lining of mantel opening, as none are required.

A mantel with fluted pilasters and a panel of mosaic tiles in two colors or two shades of the same color. Metal frame around opening.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $22.

Price of cream, buff, gray, pink or brown bricks, $33. Additional cost of metal frame is p for iron or $4 for brass. Below is a drawing of each ornamental brick used in this design.

Same as No. 44, except that a portable fireplace (as described in No. 41) is provided for.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including hearth, under-fire and tile shelf, $19.

We do not include face bricks for inside lining of mantel opening as none are required.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $22.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $20.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $15.

Price of cream, buff, gray, pink or brown bricks, $27. Additional cost of metal frame is $2 for iron or $4 for brass. Below is a drawing of each ornamental brick used in this design.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $20.

This mantel is like sketch No. 41, except that it has a face brick lining and a metal frame around the opening, and has no portable fireplace.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire, and tile shelf, $20.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $30.

Price of red moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel including hearth under-fire and tile shelf, $12.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, 558.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $20.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $26.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, under-fire and tile shelf, $28.

This design provides for a mirror-space which can be used for that purpose or not at the option of the purchaser.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $37.

This design provides for a mirror-space which can be used for that purpose or not at the option of the purchaser.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back and under-fire, $37.

This design provides for a mirror-space which can be used for that purpose not at the option of the purchaser.

Price of red face and moulded bricks necessary to lay up this mantel, including the hearth, fire-back, and under-fire, $50.

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Width of breast	7	feet	6	inches.
Height of opening	2	feet	8	"
Height of mantel	7	"	4	"
Width between hobs	2	"	9	"
Width of opening	4	"	9	"

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