Fireplace surrounds are available from Architectural Products by Outwater in plaster and oak. Click here for company info.

Both custom and stock mantels are available from Aristone Designs in cast stone and GFRC. Click here for company info.

Fireplace accessories available from Ball & Ball include andirons, fireplace tools, spitjacks, trammels and fire-tool stands and stones.  Click here for company info.

This Yucatan limestone fireplace from Canterland of Mexico is a "crema maya" color. Click here for company info.

Cardine Studios fabricated this decorative foliate fireplace screen. Click here for company info.

This Colonial-style wood mantel from Decorators Supply Corp. is 57 in. tall x 75 in. wide.  Click here for company info.

This custom-built Colonial-style mantel from Decorators Supply Corp. can be manufactured in any size and any wood species.  Click here for company info.

DMS Studios designed and sculpted this mantel with leaf and fruit motif. Click here for company info.

Custom hand-carved stone fireplace mantels are available from DMS Studios; this mantel was carved in limestone.  Click here for company info.

DMS Studios hand carves custom fireplaces in limestone, marble and granite. Click here for company info.

EJMcopper fabricated this chimney cap with a bird weathervane. Click here for company info.

Exhausto chimney fans offer variable settings so they can be used with masonry or metal chimneys and with wood or gas fuel. Click here for company info.

This custom Felstone mantel from Felber Ornamental Plastering was built using stock components. Click here for company info.

This fireplace screen from Fine Architectural Metalsmiths features a bronzed antelope.  Click here for company info.

Fischer & Jirouch’s model #6116 mantel was manufactured in plaster.  Click here for company info.

The Corsica mantel from Forshaw of St. Louis measures 50¼ in. tall x 62½ in. wide at the base. Click here for company info.

Forshaw’s hand-carved Ithaca mantel has a classic plinth block and corbel design. Click here for company info.

One of the models in the Estate Series from Forshaw of St. Louis, the Wilson II, features Classical styling.  Click here for company info.

This Quaker Gem cast-iron stove, dating from the 1870-90 period, was restored by Good Time Stove.  Click here for company info.

The Glenwood is one of many models available from Good Time Stove Co. Call for more information. Click here for company info.

The cast-stone Tall Manor chimney piece by Haddonstone (USA) features a simple Gothic arch.  Click here for company info.

Haddonstone's Deco Chimney Piece features bold, geometric lines inspired by the Art Deco style.  Click here for company info.

This chimney piece from Haddonstone, designed in the style of Robert Adam, incorporates legs in the form of Ionic columns supporting a mantel with swags, medallions and a dentilled cornice.  Click here for company info.

Several styles of copper chimney pots are available from Jack Arnold - European Copper, including the Bishop and Bishop II models.  Click here for company info.

Chimney pots with patina finishes are part of the European Copper line manufactured by Jack Arnold - European Copper.  Click here for company info.

Jack Arnold – European Copper offers five styles of copper chimney pots measuring up to 3½ ft. tall; they are designed to prevent rain damage and animal infestation while improving draft and reducing the risk of fires. Click here for company info.

Kayne & Son hand forged these fireplace implements. Call for more information.  Click here for company info.

Kayne & Son Custom Hardware hand forged this arched-top fireplace enclosure, which features bean-strap hinges and levers. Click here for company info.

This custom fireplace was hand-carved in Texas limestone and arkosic sandstone by the artisans at Kopelov Cut Stone.  Click here for company info.

Limestone Concept fabricated this highly ornamented Malibu fireplace.  Click here for company info.

Antique fireplaces from Limestone Concept come from old buildings in Provence or in the Loire Valley of France.  Click here for company info.

The Seville stone model with overmantel from Mantels Direct can be produced in custom sizes. Click here for company info.

No 9 Studio UK has re-introduced the Dragon Finial and Dragon chimney pot.  Click here for company info.

The final touches are being applied to this terra-cotta dragon chimney pot by Marek Drzazga of No 9 Studio UK. Click here for company info.

The Sophia is one of many traditionally styled models offered by Premier Mantles. Click here for company info.

The Millshouse built-in firescreen is available from Steven Handelman Studios. Click here for company info.

This ornate fireplace screen was manufactured by Steven Handelman Studios.  Click here for company info.

Stonesculpt offers a line of hand-carved limestone mantels. Click here for company info.

Superior Clay Corp. offers chimney pots in a variety of styles and sizes.  Click here for company info.

The Wood Factory used stile-and-rail construction to fabricate this pecan mantel. Click here for company info.

Walter S. Arnold is shown here carving an apple frieze in Indiana limestone for an English style fireplace surround. Click here for company info.

White River Hardwoods-Woodworks hand carves linden-wood full-surround mantels and mantel shelves. Click here for company info.

This detail of a White River Hardwoods-Woodworks fireplace surround illustrates the variety of ornamentation that can be combined to create a unique mantel.  Click here for company info.

This leonine- and floral-motif mantel is one of many designs available from White River Hardwoods-Woodworks. Click here for company info.

Frederick Wilbur – Woodcarver hand carved this decorated custom mantel.  Click here for company info.