Period illustration of a tiled fireplace with a tapering copper hood in a Craftsman dining room — Craftsman Homes (1909), via Internet Archive. Public domain (published 1926 or earlier, U.S.). View source

Stickley Tiled Chimneypiece with Copper Hood (1909)

A plate from Craftsman Homes showing a dining room corner with a tiled chimneypiece topped by a hammered copper hood, beside built-in cupboards.

Stickley often hooded his fireplaces with copper, and the same form is now one of the most popular range-hood shapes. Here a tapering metal hood rises from a tiled fireplace surround, framed by the square posts and panels of the room's woodwork, with built-in cupboards next to it. For a kitchen, the same proportions work over a range: a tapered hood, plain tile around the cooktop and cabinetry that steps neatly around it.

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Tapered hood cover in wood, plaster-look or metal-clad finish around a ventilation insert; Heirloom tier for metal cladding.

A custom version typically runs $4,200–$8,500 per hood cover, shipped (ventilation insert not included).

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