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A fire grate and set of fire irons

A cast iron basket grate with scroll top and arched fire back, 84cm (33") wide

An Aesthetic Movement cast-iron, tiled and pine chimneypiece the design attributed to Thomas Jeckyll and the manufacture attributed to Barnard, Bishop and Barnards of Norwich and London, with 15 (of 17) Minton, Hollins & Co tiles, painted in black and red with birds and flowers, 133cm h, 143cm w, the throat of the grate inscribed REGISTERED TRADE MARK "THE ABBOTSFORD" the fire bars with lozenge shaped registration mark for 22.2.1878 (see illustration) ++ The surviving tiles in good condition apart from one with an edge chip on the lowest left side and some a little rubbed, the iron with localised areas of light rust which could be easily removed. The pine surround previously painted and affected by longterm storage in damp conditions. Lacking two spindles from either end but a rare survival

A wrought iron box grate with a tray, fire screen, a brass chestnut roaster, an extending toasting fork, four brass fire implements, a brass fire companion set and three figural doorstops.

A modern brushed steel fire basket / grate in the french style, wired for electricity with coloured amber glass chips.

Cast iron floral fireback 17th made up into basket grate £50

A Georgian design brass and cast iron fire grate having Classical urn finials on block plinths with flower heads and fluted tapering supports, 84cm wide

A MODEL HEARTH with central fire grate and various compartments, 13" across

A Serpentine Fronted Steel Dog Grate, with pierced decoration and urn finials, 81 cm

A 20th Century period reproduction fire grate in the Adam style having a polished steel and brass frame detailed with extended serpentine front, together with a suite of associated fire irons and a George IV design brass fire fender.

A late 19th century cast and wrought iron fire grate the back decorated with an urn and a fan on scrolling supports 80cm wide

A gilt brass and ebonised iron fire grate in Louis XVI style second half 20th century with pineapple finials and a leaf cast border on “U” shaped supports and scrolling feet 29cm high 47cm wide 36cm deep

A Georgian design polished steel & brass fire grate, of serpentine out line. 20th century. 58x63cm.

A George III style brass fire grate the rectangular back above a pierced apron flanked by integral turned firedogs 58cm high 72cm wide

A George III style polished steel fire grate with arched back and pierced apron with integral turned fire dogs 68cm high 58cm wide together with an embers pan 36cm wide (2)

A cast iron fire back chased with an Imperial French Coat of Arms, an iron fire grate and two fire guards (4).

A cast iron box grate with arched fire back.

A George III style steel serpentine basket grate 19th century the front supports with a pair of small urn finials together with with a pair of associated large crocketted pillars 19th century (3) h.80cm. w.74cm. W

A REGENCY STYLE BRASS AND STEEL FIRE GRATE, with urn finials, pierced fretwork and basket. 28" wide.

A 19th century cast iron fire grate, decorated with floral panels, 2ft 2ins

A CAST IRON FIRE GRATE with fleur de lys design, 23"

A brass and cast iron fire grate in George III style early 20th century the serpentine front cast with two pairs of urns above a pierced frieze flanked by square tapering legs engraved with acanthus and roundels 63cm high 80cm wide (the smaller urns later)

A brass and cast iron fire grate in George III style early 20th century the back cast with an urn with a pierced serpentine frieze engraved with pattern and flanked by urns on square tapering legs with beaded borders 73cm high 71cm wide

A Victorian cast iron and brass fire grate, the shell and foliage back to a serpentine front with urn finials, husk and scroll front supports with a bead framed pierced scroll apron, the back on wheels, 30in (76.2cm) h, 22in (56cm) w, 13.75in (35cm) d.

A Regency design, cast iron fire grate, 20th century. With brass ball finial mounts. 54x43cm.

A Georgian design, polished steel and brass fire grate, of serpentine outline, 20th century. 70x62cm.

A Georgian design, polished steel & brass fire grate, of serpentine out line. 20th century. 58x63cm.

A cast iron fire grate comprising of curved basket supported by a pair of andirons 2ft 11.5ins

A large 19th century cast metal dog grate 76cm wide

A cast iron footscraper; together with a brass and mesh fender a semi-circular grate and various fire irons (qty)

Fire grate and fire back Best Bid

Brass fire irons & grate Best Bid

An early 19th century serpentine iron fire grate with foliate pierced apron on column legs 26 ins

A Georgian iron and brass bow fronted fire grate possibly Irish with ball finials and rope twist borders 30 ins

A cast iron and brass fire grate with multi knopped and supports on scroll feet 37ins

A cast iron fire grate with andirons.

A wrought iron box fire grate, 78cm wide.

A cast iron fire grate of early 19th Century design, the arched back cast with a shell and scrolls, with a bowed front and leaf cast serpentine legs.

A cast iron fire grate with brass cabriole support and apron

An 18th century steel and brass lark-spit, for bar grate mounting, with turned fruitwood handles, 41cm long

A wrought and cast iron fire grate, the back decorated with putti and Hercules within a portico, stamped 'T. Elsley', the grate with scrolled decoration, 89cm high, 42cm wide. Provenance: Lady Shauna Gosling

A pair of 18th century brass and wrought iron firedogs, with acorn finials above two lobed knops, on scroll front supports, 49cm high, 42cm long, a later iron rectangular fireback, cast with '1738 FKS', 55cm x 75cm and a bowfront bar grate, recent, 44cm high, 44cm wide

A large Victorian cast iron fire grate, the back with cast iron mask decoration

A VICTORIAN CAST IRON FIRE GRATE with scroll decoration

Georgian cast iron fire grate, with serpentine front and square tapering legs

Nineteenth century cast iron fire grate/basket, on square plinth, with bow front and swag drapery detail, side handles

A Regency Period Cast Iron Fire Grate], with arched back, downswept side members to lion mask and ring finials to the "X" stand with paw feet, beneath a three bar front, 72.5cm high (front frame cracked)

A George III cast iron and brass fire grate with neo classical urn decorated back, engraved and pierce brass work to two turned column legs with urn finials. 27in (68.5cms) high x 29in (73.5cms) wide

A Georgian style fire grate and dogs with cast iron fire back

A late 19th century brass and cast iron fire grate the back cast with an urn the pierced serpentine frieze decorated with flutes and patera the embossed brackets with garrya on square tapering legs headed by urn finials 78cm high x 78cm wide. Provenance: Property of the interior decorator Caroline Sheffield

Two brass trivets Brass and iron grate-hanging trivet circa 1850 with turned handle and open-work top; also a similarly decorated adjustable trivet. (2)

A 19th Century iron fire grate in the Pugin style with brass ball finials, 76cm wide x 69cm high

A cast iron and brass fire grate, French, 19th century, with rococco cartouche surmount and pierced and engraved serpentine apron and masks to each brass andiron h.88cm., w.102cm., d.61cm.

"Quantity of brassware, includes pair of candlesticks, large pair shears/scissors, mini fire grate, etc. (quantity)"

A Scottish School wrought iron fire grate, attributed to Thomas Hadden, the rectangular grate with interlaced grille sides and with scrolling uprights, raised on scrolled front supports with stylised paw feet 43.5cm wide, 56cm high,28cm deep

A cast iron fire basket, cast iron grate front and a cast iron fire back decorated with a lady in a carriage.

A wrought iron fire grate, the outset fire dogs with basket finials, 82cm wide, basket approx 47cm wide.

Goss model of a Maltese fire grate, Maling pin dish, Crown Derby saucer and Mason's ironstone hexagonal plate

A copper helmet pattern coal scuttle with bale handle, a brass rectangular trivet and a grate trivet (3)

Two wrought iron fire side trivets both clipping on the front grate along with an iron tripod stand with adjustable bell shaped slide, late 18th/early 19th century (lacking one support) (3)