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A 3 1/2 INCH GAUGE LIVE-STEAM L.B.S.C. 'MONA' 0-6-2 TANK LOCOMOTIVE the copper tube boiler marked '11-75-162', green livery, 70cm long. Condition Report : Boiler history unknown; lacking injector and grate. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

A large metal fire grate.

Stone jars, fire grate and bottle carrier.

Cast iron fire grate, L86cm

A George III silver rectangular vinaigrette, the hinged lid and base decorated in relief with a band of shells within engraved borders, the interior with pierced gilt hinged grille, Birmingham 1818 by Ledsam & Vale, length 3.2cm, another silver rectangular engine turned vinaigrette, Birmingham 1837 by Gervase Wheeler, length 3.2cm, a silver barrel shaped nutmeg grater with reeded decoration, fitted with a steel grate, London, no date letter, by David Field, height 3.2cm, a silver pin cushion in the form of a basket with swing handle and pierced decoration, and a .925 silver pillbox in the form of a scallop shell, weight excluding steel grate and pin cushion 56.6g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A large George IV silver vinaigrette, by Thomas & William Simpson, Birmingham 1824, rectangular with engraved floral design and initials 'WMB', and pierced leaf scrolling grate to interior, 4.5cms wide, 0.8oz.

GLASGOW HISTORY - CAST IRON FIRE GRATE FROM THE WILLOW TEA ROOMS,removed from the Willow Tea Rooms of Miss Cranston & Charles Rennie Mackintosh fame during recent renovations, presented alongside a letter of authenticity written and signed the trustNote: The Willow Team Rooms Trust owns the only surviving Team Rooms building designed in its entirety for Miss Catherine Cranston by Charles R. Mackintosh in 1903

GLASGOW HISTORY - CAST IRON FIRE GRATE FROM THE WILLOW TEA ROOMS,removed from the Willow Tea Rooms of Miss Cranston & Charles Rennie Mackintosh fame during recent renovations, presented alongside a letter of authenticity written and signed the trustNote: The Willow Team Rooms Trust owns the only surviving Team Rooms building designed in its entirety for Miss Catherine Cranston by Charles R. Mackintosh in 1903

GLASGOW HISTORY - CAST IRON FIRE GRATE FROM THE WILLOW TEA ROOMS,removed from the Willow Tea Rooms of Miss Cranston & Charles Rennie Mackintosh fame during recent renovations, presented alongside a letter of authenticity written and signed the trustNote: The Willow Team Rooms Trust owns the only surviving Team Rooms building designed in its entirety for Miss Catherine Cranston by Charles R. Mackintosh in 1903

A Louis XV style fire grate, Charles CasierGilt bronze and metal grid Rococo decoration of central foliage scrolls and putti fleuron Marked France, 19th century78x73 cm

A Louis XVI style fire grateGilt bronze and metal grid Reliefs decoration of drapes and foliage motifs Musical trophy to centre Hoof feet France, 19th century (signs of wear)75x77 cm

Polished and blacked metal fire grate, with ball and square andirons, basket 46 x 31 cm

Model with openwork sides, pearl rims and removable grate. Standing on 3 legs with twisted decoration and ivory feet. Netherlands, Voorschoten, J.M. van Kempen & Sons, 1916, hallmarks: lion, Minerva, maker's mark, G - signs of use. 140 grams, 835/1000. Dim: L 11,5 cm, W 10,7 cm, H 10,2 cm.

A 19th century cast iron fire grate together with a pair of fire dogs

A Victorian cast-iron fire grate of rectangular form with serpentine front & pair of hob stands, decorated with classical female figures & floral wreaths with gadrooned edges, 28” wide x 25¼” high x 14” deep.

A Victorian cast-iron fire grate of rectangular form with serpentine front & pair of hob stands, decorated with classical fluted designs & floral roundels, 32½” wide x 23½” high x 12” deep.

Max Beckmann Expressiv Großes Selbstbildnis. Orig.-Kaltnadelradierung. In der Platte seitenverkehrt bezeichnet 'Weihnachten 1919 Berlin' und monogrammiert, zudem unten rechts signiert. 1919. Hrsg. von J. B. Neumann, Berlin, 1920. Auf Vélin. 24 : 19,5 cm. Papierformat 43,5 : 32 cm. - 1 von ca. 50 Exemplaren - Ausdrucksstarkes Selbstbildnis in eindringlicher Strichführung Die Gattung des Selbstporträts nimmt im Oeuvre Max Beckmanns eine herausragende Stellung ein. Über die Jahre schuf er mehr als 80 Bildnisse von sich selbst, teils auch umgeben von anderen Menschen. Die Werke, die ausschließlich sein charakteristisches Gesicht zeigen, haben jedoch die größte Eindringlichkeit und Intensität. In den Jahren 1910 bis 1930 nutzt er häufig das druckgraphische Verfahren, um sich mit seinem Selbst auseinander zu setzen. Im Großen Selbstbildnis sind es besonders seine stechenden Augen, die den Betrachter fesseln. Die Zigarette lässig im linken Mundwinkel haltend, zeigt er auf diesem Bildnis sogar leicht seine Zähne, was er sonst eher vermeidet. Die scharfen Grate der kraftvoll radierten Linien unterstreichen seinen eher skeptischen Gesichtsausdruck. - PROVENIENZ: Privatsammlung Süddeutschland. LITERATUR: Hofmaier 153 B (von B). 1 of approx. 50 copies. Expressive self-portrait. Orig. drypoint etching. Inverted in the plate 'Weihnachten 1919 Berlin' and monogrammed, also signed lower right. 1919. Edited by J. B. Neumann, Berlin, 1920. On wove paper. 24 : 19.5 cm. Paper size 43.5 : 32 cm. - Verso mounted at the upper margin on two places on firm cardboard, in the passe-partout opening hardly noticeably sunned and minim. browned. The margins partly minim. soiled, on the left side with a small, repaired tear. Overall in good condition. Dieses Objekt wird regel- oder differenzbesteuert angeboten.

FIRE GRATE, FIRE TOOLS AND SPARK GUARD

A cast iron fire grate and back

A Thomas Elsley Georgian style serpentine brass mounted cast iron fire grate, lacking back plate, width 68cm, depth 34cm, height 73cm

A 19th-century fire grate with a pair of steel and brass andirons, 100cm by 48cm by 50cm

A SMALL CAST IRON TROUGH, VINTAGE PULL PLOUGH, FIRE GRATE, TIN TRUNK ETC

A CAST IRON FIRE GRATE WITH DOGS AND A PAINTED STICK STAND

A FIRE GRATE WITH IRON AND BRASS DOGS.

A George IV silver nutmeg grater, Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1823, oval section with ogee domed lid, banding to the body, steel grate, 3.5cm long, 0.49ozt

An early 20th century cast iron fire grate. W41cm

A CAST IRON FIRE SURROUND, with foliate and columned detailing, 'The Scotia' to the centre, along with fire grate and guard, width 90cm x depth 17cm x height 105cm

Ornate cast iron fire back with crown, and dog grateDimensions: Height: 61cm  Length/Width: 49cm  Depth/Diameter: 34cm

Wrought metal circular fire pit, with grate, on standDimensions: Height: 34cm  Length/Width: 60cm 

A cast iron fireback and grate.

A cast iron fire grate, 51cm wide.

A Victorian cast iron fire insert, 96w x 95h cm, together with two weights and a cast iron fire grate (4)

A large metal fire grate.

A dog grate with supports.

A 19th century cast iron fire grate; a pair of Arts and Crafts wrought iron fire dogs

An Victorian adjustanle heavy cast iron fire grate, with Fleur de Lis finials, and a spark guard

A wrought iron dog grate

Illyrischer Bronzehelm, Typ III B, Griechenland, 5. Jhdt. v. Chr. Aus einem Stück getriebener Helm eines griechischen Hopliten mit schöner grüner Patina. Halbkugelige Kalotte mit trapezoidem Gesichtsausschnitt und nach unten gezogenem Nackenschutz, dessen Rand horizontal nach außen gestellt ist. Zwischen Nackenschutz und festem Wangenschutz ein spitzwinkliger Zwickel. Die tief nach unten gezogenen Wangenschützer hinten auswärts gewölbt und vorne minimal ausgezogen. Über die Kalotte hinweg eine leicht erhöhte und seitlich durch zwei Grate begrenzte Bahn für den Helmbusch. Bemerkenswert sind die selten erhaltene hintere Öse und ein Niet auf der Stirn, jeweils mittig unterhalb des Endes der Bahn, die zur Verzurrung des Helmbusches dienten. Im vorderen Zwickel der Wangenschützer ein Loch zur Verschnürung des aufgesetzten Helms (links original, rechts ergänzt). Rund um die gesamte Helmkante eine Borte aus punzierten Pseudonieten. Oberhalb der Ecke des linken Wangenschutzes eine antike Reparatur mit zwei aufgenieteten Blechstreifen. Die Kanten der Wangenschützer partiell ausgebrochen, nur am linken Wangenschutz ergänzt. Weit über 95 % originale metallische Substanz. Brüche im unteren Teil der Wangenschützer und Risse im Helm fachmännisch stabilisiert. Eindrucksvoller Helm mit selten erhaltenen technischen Details. Maße ca. 25 (Höhe) x 22 (Tiefe) x 21 cm (Breite). Provenienz: Süddeutsche Privatsammlung.Zustand: II +An Illyrian Greek bronze helmet, type III B, 5th century B.C. The helmet worn by a Greek Hoplite, forged in one piece, with a beautiful green patina. Hemispherical skull with trapezoidal face opening, the neck guard extending downwards, the edge struck horizontally outwards. An acute-angled cutout between the neck guard and the fixed cheek protectors. The cheek protectors extending deeply downwards, domed outwards at the back and flaring marginally at the front. A slightly raised channel for the crest, bordered by two ridges at the side, running over the top of the skull. Worthy of special mention are the rare posterior eyelet and the rivet on the forehead, each fixed in the middle under the end of the channel, which were used to fasten the crest. A perforation at the front corner of the cheek guards to fasten the helmet when worn (original on the left, reconstructed on the right). A border of punched pseudo-rivets around the edge of the helmet. An antique repair with two riveted sheet metal strips above the corner of the left cheek protector. The edges of the cheek guards partially broken away, replaced only on the left cheek guard. Well over 95% original metal substance. Fractures in the lower part of the cheek guards and cracks in the helmet expertly stabilised. Impressive helmet with rarely preserved technical details. Dimensions ca. 25 (height) x 22 (depth) x 21 cm (width).Provenance: Southern German private collection.Condition: II +

A Regency style brass and cast iron fire grate

A Victorian cast iron fire grate with curve fronted basket and decorative scroll & foliate detail. Approx. 57cm tall x 46cm wide.

A Victorian cast iron fire grate front with decorative pierced galleried sides. Approx. 22cm tall x 58cm long.

Fire related items to include a grate, fire irons, a long basket, a cast iron fire back and other itemsLocation: G

A vintage cast iron drain grill, 46 x 46cm, with a pair of wrought iron wall brackets, a cast iron fire dog and a further cast iron grate (5).

Mixed metal ware to include brass fire grate. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

A cast iron fire grate and back

A 17th century cast iron fire grate, the pointed arch back centred by a fleur-de-lys over an inset stone, high front legs with mushroom form finials flanking a lattice front, 54 by 27 by 65cm high, together with a low cast iron tool rest with ball finials. (2)

A small regency cast iron fire grate, the shaped basket flanked by two panels depicting classical characters, 75cm wide x 54cm high x 37cm deep

A Regency cast iron fire grate/surround with trailing fruiting vine detail, 95cm x 95cm

A Regency cast iron fire grate with repeating geometric detail, 82cm wide, together with a number of ceramic tiles

A pair of late 17th century/ early 18th century style brass mounted andirons, raised on dual supports, h42cm each together with a George III style iron and brass mounted serpentine fire grate W71cm and another similar W53cm

A pair of brass fire dogs, together with a cast iron fire grate and one other fire dog

A pair of large 18th century style brass andirons, of gun barrel form with spherical finials, 62cm high, with a cast iron grate (3)Ok, apart from wear and tear commensurate with use, but no damage.Grate - wear and surface damage consistent with use.

A 19th century cast iron fire grate; a pair of wrought iron fire dogs

A copper framed four-glass coaching-style lamp, with black painted scrolling mount below, converted to electricity, suitable for sitting on a post, a further brass example with a black painted scrolling wall mount, also converted to electricity (one glass af), also a contemporary black and brass fire grate with artificial coals (3).

CAST IRON FIRE GRATE, 2 PLASTIC WALL FLOWER CONTAINERS WITH FIXINGS & RED METAL TOOL BOX

A cast iron fire grate together with an Ilford projector and a boiling ring

A late 19th/early 20th Century Imperial American fire grate.

Chelston model engineers No. 004 'Lady Jessie', 3.5 inch gauge side tank locomotive 0-4-0 contractors type engine with 2 outside cylinders, removable grate for solid fuel-burning, open cab for back head access, usual fittings, manometer, regulator, hand water pump, sight glass etc

A CAST IRON FIRE GRATE WITH DOGS AND A STICK STAND

A VINTAGE WROUGHT IRON FIRE FENDER W104CM TOGETHER WITH AN UNUSUAL GRATE AND A PAIR OF SIMILAR FIGURAL AND IRONS ( PROVENANCE- YAVERLAND MANOR, ISLE OF WIGHT)