-
keeping food hot. Pair of
firedogs with
zoomorphic finials and
slots for
placing skewers, 17th
century BC,
Akrotiri Firedogs shaped like
animal horns,...
- The
Algardi Firedogs (French -
chenets de l'Algarde) are two
small bronze sculptural groups,
individually entitled Jupiter holding his thunderbolt, seated...
- by
British troops.
Royal Air
Force activities,
grouped under "Operation
Firedog"
included ground attacks in
support of
troops and the
transport of supplies...
- 5 cm, diameter: 34.3 cm;
Metropolitan Museum of Art Pair of
French Rococo firedogs (chenets); c. 1750; gilt bronze;
dimensions of the first: 52.7 x 48.3 x...
- Pair of
Minoan firedogs, 17th
century BCE...
- The
Capel Garmon Firedog (Welsh:
Pentan Capel Garmon) is
likely to be a late Iron Age
Andiron found in
Capel Garmon, Wales. The
firedog was
found in a field...
- Pair of
English firedogs, 1576. These, with firebacks, were
common early uses of cast iron, as
little strength in the
metal was needed....
-
battles in the Cold War period. In June 1948, the RAF
commenced Operation Firedog against Malayan pro-independence
fighters during the
Malayan Emergency...
- Informationen: 165–172.
Firedogs and moon
idols belong to the
symbolic world of the
Urnfield Culture. ... The
first firedogs and moon
idols in graves...
- duty was to
defend Hong Kong from
perceived Communist threats.
Operation Firedog during the
Malayan Emergency saw the
Spitfire fly over 1,800 operational...
