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A Fine 3.5 Inch Gauge Live Steam 4-6-0 King Class Locomotive with Six Wheel Tender, finished in GWR green "King Edward VII" R/No 6001. Provenance suggest the engine was built by a Mr Alan Gay of Surrey from it is believed plans purchesed in 1939, however nothing is known until 1986 when the boiler was purchased from Morewood Engineering (now Stuart Models Ltd) - with boiler test certificate dated 07/86: A steam test dated 04/95 suggests the model was run unfinished, completion of the model was by Mr David Murray in 2002 - last steam test was 10/02. the model is equipped with a silver soldered boiler with working pressure of 80/90 psi - boiler feed by axle pumps and tender hand pump - comprehensive backhead instrumentation/controls - including sight feed lubricator, mechanical lubricator between frames. Four cylinders with the inside valve gear actuated by Walschaerts Mechanism, derived motion to outside cylinders by rocker shafts, cylinder drain is manual - full braking on engine & tender - reverser - detailed ash pan with stainless steel grate - excellent rivet work to tender. the model is coal fired and comes supplied with a small amount of coal and wood.Overall length of locomotive with tender is 140cm: display track included - plus a small amount of history and boiler certification - there are no build plans or parts list.6001 was a design by Charles Collett, built in 1927 and withdrawn 02/62 - scrapped at Cox & Danks Oldbury.

Lledo - An assortment of 30 boxed diecast vehicles from predominantly the Days Gone series to include #6098 1920 Model T Royal Mail, #6113 1920 Model T L.M.S Railway, #6105 1920 Model Zebra Grate Polish and others. Items appear excellent-near mint. House in mostly very good-excellent boxes; minor storage wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee) RG

A fire grate and a pair of dogs

A reproduction cast iron brass mounted Regency style fire grate (h.55cm x l.74cm x w.41cm)

Cast iron fire surround and grate compete with glass doors

A 19th-century brass and iron fire grate.

A Fire Grate, with fret gilt brass friezeRepair to the right hand side, remainder of the grate seems ok.Width of back plate - 50cmOverall front width - 71cmDepth from back plate to front of basket - 28cmOverall Depth - 41cm

A cast iron fire grate, 23" long x 17 1/12" depth x 13 3/4" high.

A portable three bar gas heater and an open grate fire basket.

A FIRE GRATE WITH BRASS BALL DESIGN

A VINTAGE FIRE GRATE

A DECORATIVE CAST IRON FIRE GRATE WITH BACK

A VINTAGE FIRE GRATE WITH A PAIR OF FIRE DOGS

A pair of 17th Century style brass andirons, with globe finials and lion masks to the fronts, 57cm long, together with the iron fire grate

A Pair of Victorian Cast Iron Lion Mask Andirons and a Grate A Pair of Victorian Cast Iron Lion Mask Andirons and a Grate, the andirons raised on hairy paw feet.The andirons 52.5cm high, the grate 64cm wideWear commensurate with age and use, still encased in a layer of soot, would benefit from a clean and polish.

Two Georgian silver vinaigrettes. One Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, the other Thomas & William Simpson, Birmingham (grate deficient) gross weight 0.67ozt.

A 19th Century cast iron fire grate. 20" wide.

A COLLECTION OF SILVER BOXES To include: a William IV rectangular snuff box by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1832, with reeded decoration and floral chased thumb piece, the interior engraved with a presentation inscription, 8cm (3 1/4in) long; a William IV rectangular snuff box by William Simpson, Birmingham 1836, with engine turned decoration, a rectangular vacant reserve and floral chased thumb piece, 6.5cm (2 1/2in) long; a William IV vinaigrette by Joseph Bettridge, Birmingham 1832, with engine turned decoration, a rectangular vacant reserve and floral chased thumb piece, opening to a pierced and engraved foliate grate, 3.5cm (1 1/2in) long; a George III vinaigrette by Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1801, with reeded decoration, opening to a pierced dot grill, 3.5cm (1 1/2in) long; and two other vinaigrettes 187g (6.05 oz) gross

An iron fire grate, Victorian copper coal scuttle and a wooden spirit level Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

An original Georgian cast iron fire grate 88cmW 34cmD 35cmH

A pair of cast iron fire dogs or grate supports with figural decoration

A cast iron fire grate and tray

A CAST IRON GOTHIC FIRE GRATE, width 49cm, along with a folding screen and large cast iron fire grate with no fire irons (3)

A BRASS AND CAST IRON FIRE GRATE, width 67cm x depth 30cm x height 72cm

A fire grate

A large wrought iron fire grate, 71cm wide, together with another smaller, a pierced brass fender and a wrought iron firescreen (4)

A wrought iron fire grate, together with a cast iron fireback, decorated in relief with a heraldic crest, 58cm high

Chiminea with metal grate

A Victorian cast iron inset fire grate with rectangular back panel, 95 x 95cm

18th Century large brass and cast iron fire grate in the Georgian Neo-Classical style, the iron back plate fitted to a large open basket with three bars to front and a further serpentine pierced brass border and front supports, 90cm wide, 79cm high and 38cm deep

A Fire grate with metal fenders

Contemporary cast metal fire grate the basket supported by two fire dogs in the form of a seated lions to out swept supports L60cm x 33cm x H41cm.

A 19th century cast iron fire grate with fire-back cast with Coat of Arms - Two Lions Rampant, either side of a Thistle decorated shield - 51cm high x 51cm wide x 30.5cm; 19th century cast iron stick stand; modern fire guard, (3).

One cast iron fire insert, a cast iron sink stand & a cast iron fire grate.

A VINTAGE CAST IRON FIRE GRATE

A DECORATIVE CAST IRON FIRE GRATE WITH BACK

Cast iron fire grate, brass andirons and irons, oak bellows.

Scottish cast iron fire back, c. late 19th century, cast with a central thistle flanked by fleur-de-lys motifs above the lion rampant, 70cm high and 79cm wide, a pair of cast iron fire dogs and grate.

A 17th century French iron adjustable grate with roundel finials and stylised scroll feet, 89cm wide, 19cm deep, 63cm high Some wear to the back centre of the horizontal bars, a little oxidisation but essentially good order.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

An English burnished steel serpentine basket grate, first half 20th c, with urn finials and oval paterae, 63cm h, 79cm w Provenance: Great Longstone Hall, Derbyshire The fireback fractured; surface rusty, lacking small section of beading from one of the uprights

A pair of cast iron fire dogs or grate supports with figural decoration

A cast iron fire grate and back decorated with vine and thistle

A cast iron fire grate

An iron fire grate H38 x W90 x D39 cm

An old Fire Grate, kettle rings and metal spikes.

A terracotta planter, and fire grate with front.

A large Dog Grate and a fire guard.

A copper coal scuttle; brass coal scuttle with embossed lid with shovel; together with a steel fire grate

An English brass and wrought iron fire-grate, late 19th century, with pierced engraved serpentine frieze, the tapering uprights with urn finials and coiling serpents, 73cm high, 96cm wide, 43cm deep

A English cast-iron fire-grate and back, 20th century, the standards with scroll finials, the back with a rampant dragon, 92.5cm high, 80cm wide, 31cm deepProvenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best known as the author John le Carré.    

Two cast iron fireplaces. One with fire back and grate, max H39.

An 18th century wrought iron grate with outcurved finials and on square legs, 65cm high x 69cm wide x 31cm deep and an early 19th century adjustable chimney crane  97.5cm (2)

A GROUP OF MISCELLANOUS ITEMS, to include seven pictures, most framed, subjects include two framed prints of sailing boats 'Neck an Neck' and 'Winning Jack', country scenes, a Bosch hammer drill, micro Scalextric, cast iron fire grate, a Technics K350 keyboard and stand, etc (Condition Report: no items have been tested, all parts to Scalextric may not be there it has not been checked, sd/af) (qty)

An iron fire grate

A collection of dolls house accessories including milk churns, lantern, fire grate, jugs, bowls, vases, candlesticks, dog, bread bin, saucepans etc

A DECORATIVE CAST IRON FIRE GRATE WITH CAST BACK AND A FURTHER CAST IRON GRATE

Edolo,F.d'.: Il superiore in visita ideato non solo per superiori, e sudditi regolari, ma per prelati, per parochi, per predicatori alle grate, per confessori di monache, per capi di famiglia, e per tutti quelli, che reggonno, e gouernano. Venedig, Paolo Antonio Sanzonio 1695. 4°. 24 Bl., 368 S., 15 Bl. Prgt. d. Zt. (Tls. fleckig, etw. best. u. berieb.). Seltener venezianischer kirchenrechtlicher Druck a.d. späten 17. Jh. - Schwach gebräunt, stellenweise etw. wasserrandig. Ehemaliges Bibliotheksex.

A regency style fire grate.

X11 Heavy duty cast iron grates and a single man hole cover with a horse motif, measures 71 l x 56cm w, largest grate measures 125.5 l x 67.5cm w

A Cast Iron Fire Grate, 50cm by 30cm by 53cm, together with A Folding Spark Guard (2)