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Cast iron dog grate with turned columns and arched back 67cm x 75cm high and a Victorian brass fender

A cast iron dog grate

A brass fender, a brass table base, a preserve pan, and a fire grate

A 19th Century steel and cast iron Basket Grate with serpentine front. 22" (56cms) wide.

Another Basket Grate of similar design. 29" (74cms) wide.

Early 20th Century classical cast iron dog grate

Iron dog grate the back cast with the figure of a lion 44cm x 38cm high and another dog grate

Cast iron fire dog grate

A steel fire grate in the Regency taste, plus a black painted spark guard

Cast iron fire grate, fire dogs and fire back

An early 19th Century cast iron fire grate, width approx 64cm.

A Georgian serpentine fender, the beaded pierced grate on plinth base, 132cm wide x 15cm high x 31cm deep

An Arts & Crafts polished cast iron fireplace, set with an organic boat motif, having a grate and insert.

An old cast iron fire grate.

A Regency design fire grate with front stylised columns decorated with gilt pineapples

A cast iron fire grate

Wrought iron dog grate & dogs (electric log effect fire)

A fine exhibition standard 5 inch gauge model of Great Eastern Railway rebuilt Class D16 4-4-0 tender locomotive `Claud Hamilton`, 1900, built by L. Labram of Nuneaton in 1973, to the design by J. Holden of the Stratford works, with a brazed copper boiler, silver soldered stays, extended smokebox, superheater, side feed clacks as per prototype and D16/2, two Ross Pop safety valves, and sloping grate with ash pan, the boiler fed by two injectors or donkey pump with hand feed pump in the tender, with two inclined inside cylinders with slide valve gear and Stephenson`s link motion, bronze bushed where possible or hardened, the Adams type bogies equalised and side controlled with working leaf springs throughout, the brakes being steam or air with reservoir, the right-hand side of the model featuring a Westinghouse pump, the locomotive also with twin ram Wakefield lubricator and feed pipes to the axle boxes with separate metering valves, and ratchet lubricator, the fine scale cab including whistle control, driver`s brake shut-off, injector controls, hand pump clack, blower, driver`s brake, grate dumper, rear axle box oilers, regulator, scale pressure gauge, sight glasses, lever-operated drain cocks, wooden planked floor and reversing screw, the later type three 450 gallon six-wheel tender with detailed rivet-work, toolboxes, vents, water cocks, hand feed pump, brake gear, steps, hand-rails and lamp irons, finished in lined Royal Blue livery with vermillion coupling rods, with polished brass beading on the decorative wheel splashers, G.E.R. coat-of-arms on the driving splashers, polished steel ring on the smokebox door, polished copper chimney cap, hand rails, vacuum pipes and couplings, 149cm long, the cab 25cm wide; presented in a glazed brass display case with display track and mahogany base, and accompanied by a series of build photographs demonstrating the high build quality. Boiler history: None available.

Gauge 1 - A live steam G.W.R. City Class4-4-0 tender locomotive `City of Hereford`, 3715, built by Lance Barre of Hereford, the boiler with fittings including sight-glass, pressure gauge and associated valves (no fire grate or burner present), lined green livery, designed to be gas-fired from the tender, 58cm long..

Cast iron dog grate 45cm x 28cm and fire back

A wrought iron fire grate.

A pair of andirons and fire grate

Mahogany grate screen with glazed silk embroidered panel in Persian style design

A rusted cast iron fire grate with andirons with fleur de lys finials

Cast iron fire back, andirons and grate

A cast iron dog grate

A brass fender, a cast iron fire grate and back, and a wooden sewing machine box

Cast iron fire grate, companion set and bits

Cast iron dog grate. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

A 19th century oblong shaped wrought iron fire grate, supported on four fire dogs

A good collection of ornamental brass ware to include an eagle, a clock, a snail and a cast iron fire grate (2)

Near complete, 5 inch gauge LMS 0-6-0T class 2F tank locomotive No. 7106, finely detailed model but fire grate supplied but not fitted, the Model is similar to the JS Beeson design and is supplied with set of drawings titled `Twin Sisters`, plans, lined out in crimson lake livery and built to a high standard, has been on display in East Anglia

A WROUGHT IRON FENDER AND A PAIR OF WROUGHT IRON ANDIRONS, EARLY 20TH C AND A CAST IRON SERPENTINE BASKET GRATE WITH BRASS FINIAL AND RUSTED IRON LOG BOX

A fire screen, a grate and a companion set

A group of farm salvage incl. saddle racks, wall mounted brackets, tools, lanterns a fire grate etc

Two glazed pine windows tog. with a vintage wooden chicken grate

A fire grate decorated with fleur de lys, brass finials, with cast iron back, 52 by 32 by 42cm high.

An antique grate, with heavy cast fire dogs

Good quality antique brass and cast iron fire grate, the basket supported on brass baluster supports and a brass fender

Victorian narrow cast iron fireplace 58cm, cast iron fire front and a grate

Cast iron dog grate. Condition report: see terms and conditions

Cast iron dog grate with fire back. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A cast iron fire grate

A Brass Mounted Steel Fire Grate, in mid 18th century style, the arched iron backplate and three-bar serpentine front flanked by brass chess pawn finials, the fretted brass gallery centred by an eagle amongst foliage, on scroll and vase legs, 55cm wide by 34cm by 57cm In fully restored condition. 050613

A cast iron fire grate.

A cast iron fire grate.

A pine fire surround, with carved corbels, 4ft. 6in., an iron fire grate and a folding firescreen with painted detail

Serpentine cast iron fire grate, 45cm

A Georgian style cast iron fire grate. The portcullis style front and sides fitted to the back plate. The centre having armorial crest with latin inscription. h51cms x w47cms d30cms

A George III silver nutmeg grater, circa 1790, of ovoid form with screw lid, the exterior decorated in relief with flowers and scroll bands, makers mark `SM`, probably for Samuel Massey, length approx 3.8cm (lacking steel grate), together with three thimbles.

An oblong fire grate with forked finial decoration together with a cup shaped fire grate.

An Adam style cast iron fire grate, decorated with urns and swags, 80cm wide x 53cm high x 30cm deep

A Regency style dog grate

Regency style fire grate with brass detail and raised hammered copper hood

Three galvanised garden items and a fire grate front

A cast iron fire grate with two andirons

An iron fire grate

A wrought iron fire grate

A Medieval Revival cast iron fire grate, modelled with mask terminals, 58cm. wide.

A 19th Century Basket Grate with brass mounted fire dogs.