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A cast iron fire back with cast iron fire grate

A pair of iron fire grates and a decorative grate (3)

A FIRE GRATE

NO RESERVE Puccini Giacomo. Lettera autografa firmata, senza data (timbro postale 30.7.1897).Quattro pagine (mm 180x115). In busta viaggiata."Caro Tom. Con quanto piacere abbia veduto ancora una volta il mio caro e simpatico Checchi prendere le difese del povero maestrucolo di Torre del Lago non te lo posso esprimere in abbastanza a ettuose e grate parole! Pare impossibile che sia così poco fortunato... all'estero! Ho scritto subito a Claretie [Jules Claretie, giornalista francese, n.d.r.] pregandolo di una rettifica. In mezzo però all'amarezza del cambiamento di nome mi è tornata gradita all'intimo mio essere la notizia della buona impressione prodotta nell'animo del direttore della Comedie Francaise, dalla mia Bohème. Per un italiano il sentirsi prendere in considerazione in Francia è tanto raro e di cile!! Almeno se accetteranno la Bohème di Leoncavallo a Parigi spero che il suo autore mi darà qualche percentuale. Diavolo! A settembre a Vienna dirigerò io per la Ia volta. Sono stufo vedermi rovinare la mia povera musica all'estero come si è fatto fino ad ora! A Londra andrò in scena alla metà di 7'mbre o ai primi d'Ottobre. Tosca bolle e mi par che la cottura proceda bene assai. Con i saluti più affettuosi e più sinceri mi dico tuo sempre a . amico G. Puccini. / Il 1° agosto comincia la caccia!!!"Importante lettera in cui il 'povero maestrucolo di Torre del Lago' si dimostra sorpreso per la buona impressione suscitata dalla Bohème nel direttore della Comedie Française, d'altronde 'Per un italiano il sentirsi prendere in considerazione in Francia è tanto raro e difficile'. La lettera è inoltre densa di notizie: Puccini annuncia che 'A settembre a Vienna dirigerò io per la prima volta' e che 'Tosca bolle e mi par che la cottura proceda bene assai'. La lettera è testimone di un momento cruciale nella vita del maestro: dopo il successo della Bohéme a Parigi il drammaturgo francese Sardou, dapprima restio a consegnare il suo dramma La Tosca, concesse a Puccini la possibilità di lavorare sul suo testo.Four pages (180x115 mm). In postmarked envelope.Important letter written by Puccini - as he states, the "povero maestrucolo di Torre del Lago" - in which he reports the positive reception of his Bohème in Paris, counting among his admirers the Director of the Comédie Française. He also gives precious information of the composition of Tosca - " 'Tosca bolle e mi par che la cottura proceda bene assai'. This letter offers a striking testimony of a crucial phase in Puccini's professional life. After the Parisian success of Bohème, the French dramatist Victorien Sardou allows Puccini to use, for the libretto of Tosca, the text of his homonyme historical drama.

Fire surround and grate

A fire grate and fire dogs

A fire grate.

An early 19th century cut sandstone fireplace complete with cast iron dog grate Unfortunately we are not doing condition reports for this sale.

Pair of cast iron andirons hight 50cm, a wrought iron grate and another grate.

Good Victorian marble fireplace of large size, with expansive mantelpiece on arched frame, with flanking variegated marble column supports, with black and gilt fire surround and iron frame, stamped - 'Wrights patent bivalve', marble base, the mantelpiece 190cm CONDITION REPORT Complete and mostly original. Chip to front of hearth. Two new base front pieces to columns, chip to border of code-stone. Iron grate missing its basket. Breaks down into four pieces and grate, etc. Height 121cm

Brass fender together with a brass fire grate

A vintage tin bath, 135cm wide, with a cast iron fire grate, 50cm wide (2)

A cast iron fire grate with back and brass finials - 60cm Tall - 80cm wide - 28cm Deep

A cast iron fire grate with back and brass finials - 60cm Tall - 80cm wide - 28cm Deep

A pair of iron fire dogs and fire grate

Brass stair rods, candlestick, iron grate etc

An early 19th century engraved brass & iron fire grate, with engraved brass fret and turned legs with conical finials 66 x 58.50 x 30cm (26 x 23 x 12in)

A 19th century cast iron fire grate by Thomas Elsley, in the rococo manner with brass c scroll mounts after a design by Thomas Chippendale 81 x 89 x 33cm (32 x 35 x 13in)

An early 18th century brass and iron fire grate, with removable feet 61 x 71 x 30cm (24 x 28 x 12in)

A Regency cast iron fire grate in the manner of George Bullock (1777-1818), the back plate cast in relief with anthemion and scroll to a spiked and barred grate, gilt brass mounts with tapering column sides, each on a plinth base 66 x 97 x 28cm (26 x 38 x 11in)

An early 19th century cast iron Sarcophagus fire grate in the manner of George Bullock (1777-1818), the barred grate with spiked top rail, flanked by Egyptian style supports, polished acanthus mounts and on paw feet 61 x 84 x 38cm (24 x 33 x 15in)

A George III style cast iron fire grate, of serpentine outline with brass apron, columns and urn finials 64 x 80 x 36cm (25 x 31 x 14in) Some wear to the brass apron

A George III style brass and iron fire grate, of serpentine outline, with brass urn finials, pierced apron and on tapering column legs 59 x 57 x 27cm (23 x 22 x 11in) Welded repairs to the back plate

A VINTAGE DIXON JUNIOR FLOOR POLISHER PLUS A VINTAGE FIRE GRATE & SURROUND H 95 CM, W 95 CM

A cast iron fire grate

Metal ornate fire surround and grate

A cast iron fire back; fire grate and hood

A vintage late 19th/early 20th Century metal collapsible fire escape ladder Pierced metal fire guard, and cast iron fire bottom grate and a cast iron log basket. (3)

Cast iron fire grate and brass insert (3)

dating: 1942 provenance: Great Britain, Jeep MB Ford USA, produced in 1942, with Willys engine. S.A.S. Battle Jeep installation has been faithfully reconstructed based on vintage photos and includes: sand-color painting, simulacrum, not functioning of the Vickers K machine gun, coupled in the bonnet, simulacrum, not functioning of the Vickers K machine gun, placed on the driver's side, sentry column and support saddle for Browning 1919 anti-aircraft machine gun (not present), five gasoline tanks on the bonnet, on the front bumper a tank joined to the radiator to recover boiling water, eight gasoline tanks in the back part of the vehicle. Other equipment: gun holder, support for radio antenna, two spare wheels, anti-cover-up grate, standard shovel and axe, oil and water tank and some bags.Other included accessories: four wheels with new, factory tires, kit for other Jeep type 'Follow ME' (tarpaulin, windshield, bonnet, flag holders and flags). Functioning Jeep, registered as a truck. Complete with ASI plate 'Oro' (for the fidelity of historical reconstruction). dimensions 333 x 160 cm.

A vintage bake stone together with a metal weather vane & fire grate

A pair of modern fire dogs, fireside companion tools and a grate

A large iron fire grate and back, the front legs scrolling at top and bottom

An unusually wide cast iron fire grate, resting on two fire dogs, 38x76.5cm wide

A small mahogany dropleaf table, tooled leather surface; a canteen of flatware; a gilt framed mirror; a hearth/grate guard

A fabulous large Silber and Fleming box back Dolls House, 1870s, painted façade with sand stone and red brick effect, eight glazed windows, six with gold, cream and red silk drapes with soft metal pelmets and ties, façade with decorative balcony, steps leading to wooden panelled door with fan light, brass knocker and painted marble effect portico with lantern, carry handles to sides, front opening to four large rooms all with mostly original papers, three rooms with soft metal fireplaces and wooden surrounds and kitchen with cast iron grate, furniture includes two wooden kitchen dressers, table, chair and plates, lounge with bent wood chairs and dresser, bedroom 1 with tinplate basin and bath and metal bed and mirror, bedroom 2 with two Waltershausen writing desks (one missing one leg), metal bed two gilt framed portraits and painting, on a later wooden stand. Façade with some repainting above windows, some paint loss and cracks, interior papers with some age spots and lifting, one fireplace a/f. House 40” (101cm) high, 38” (96cm) wide and 21 ½” (54cm) deep.

Scarce tinplate oven probably German circa 1880, painted black with flue to back, with grate and brass fronted tray, 4” (10cm) tall, together with a soft metal painted white fireplace with ornate surround, two coal buckets one with stencil decoration, and two brass fenders, (6 items).

A rococo style metal and brass coloured fire grate, with shaped scroll back centred by an oval with bead outline surmounted by ribbons and shell, with front griffin supports terminating in heavy hairy paw feet, with further brass coloured trim, 20thC, 88cm high.

Cast iron fire back, armorial bearings, width 93cm and an open grate, width 63cm, (2).

A cast iron fire grate

A Victorian cast iron fire surround inset with ten modern tiles decorated with cranes and bamboo, with modern oak surround and black painted cast iron grate, overall 132 by 19.5 by 116cm high.

An 18th century style arched rectangular cast iron back plate, cast with classical figure, cherubs and foliage, dated 1679, 76cm high; a cast iron fire grate and andirons

A Zebra Grate Polish rectangular enamel sign, 20 x 12".

A cast iron fire grate, 63cm, together with a pair of fire dogs, a footman and a butler's sink

A cast iron fire grate, 40cm, together with a pair of fire dogs, two spark guards, a decorative shell casing and a collection of fire tools

A Victorian brass coal scuttle, together with a fire grate and tools

A pair of iron fire grates and a decorative grate (3)

A FIRE GRATE

Cast Iron Fire Grate with Fleur De Lis Finials

A fire grate.

An Adam style steel serpentine fronted fire grate, firescreen, a set of fireirons

A steel fender 142cm length, iron grate and a pair of andirons

Cast Iron Fire Grate

A cast iron fire grate

A cast iron fire grate

A cast dog grate

A Victorian style cast iron and brass fire grate with cast dragon motif with heavy brass side garnatures

1 inch gauge Aveling and Porter roadroller, well constructed with good detail to include drain cocks on single cylinder, worm gear driving steering chain, 2 speed gearing, water feed pump, fire regulator, manometer blowdown sight glass, chimney spark arrester, brake hand wheel, reversing lever, soil scrapers on rear wheels, fire grate loose in bunker

Vertical steam boiler, looks scratch built with hinged door, grate missing, sight glass fittings but no glass tube, Manometer, marked 'Steam Age' 0-120psi, supply valve & safety, drain pipe, 13.5 inches tall plus chimney, 19.5 inches tall (33 overall height), wood cladding

A box of steam engine/boiler odds for restoration spares plus another with traction engine wheels, fire grate, copper boiler etc, qty