Please help me date my fireplace

[Hmmph]

We have recently moved house and have a fireplace in the lounge.
I am trying to work out if it is original or not.

Anyone good at dating fireplaces?

I am deliberately not revealing the age of the house...

1980's.

I think you just smile and ask for their number

Not a style with which I am familiar, but I'd guess 1950's-1960's.

I'd say 1980s too.

My grandparents had an identical one. 1940s to early 1950s.

My aunt and uncle had one like this, I've a photo of my cousins as toddlers sitting on the little steps either side. I'd say late 70s early 80s as they're in their early 40/ now

I remember using that tile paint in the 80s!

There was one in a relatives 1930s house.

I'm guessing 1940/1950s based on the quarry tiles

Seventies or eighties.

1920s although I'm not sure about the shelves.

A couple more pics of the brickwork and metal bits holding up the arch

I’m not recommending that you do this, but we took our (not original) fire surround off the wall and there was a piece of paper with the date (1934) on the back!

I think yours is a bit more recent, probably mid 20th century.

It is 1930s-1950s

How old is the house?

Late 1950s

I thought 1980s as well

I'd go 80's too, done to look Olde Worlde.

1980s

1980s, even if the house is older.

I might be completely wrong, but I think it’s more modern. Maybe the 90s. The shape and texture of the brick looks new and the metal work makes me think more modern. The grout looks very new too. I know it’s indoors, but it looks too chunky to be 40s or 50s.

I'd go modern. Probably with reclaimed tiles

It's very clean, isn't it? If you can find out how they did that, I'd be happy to know. <glances at 70's job in the livingroom>

1950s