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Nickel-plated brass andirons, $2,450 at
William H. Jackson Company, 18 E. 17th St., nr. Fifth Ave.; 212-753-9400.
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Arik Levy cast-aluminum fireplace tools and storage bucket,
$320 at Cite, 32 Greene St., nr. Grand St.; 212-431-7272.
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Eleven-inch fireplace matches, $7 for 60 at Whisk,
933 Broadway, nr. 21st St.; 212-477-8680.
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How to Fake It
If a real fireplace is a pipe dream, consider Crane’s new portable space heater ($90 at Best Buy, 1880 Broadway, at 62nd St.; 212-246-9734). At fifteen inches, it’s compact enough to nestle in the corner of a studio or plop atop a desk in a chilly
office. Once on, the cool-to-the-touch heater flashes ambient “roaring embers,” a.k.a. an LED glow over the fake coals, all the while toastily warming 250 square feet.




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