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*GEORGIAN CAST IRON HOB GRATE 23" X 39"

*ELSEY CAST IRON DOG GRATE 40" X 34"

*GEORGIAN DOWNHEARTH GRATE 30" X 37"

*ADAM STYLE HOB GRATE 24"H X 36"W"

*LARGE EDWARDIAN DOG GRATE 48" X 16"

*GOTHIC STYLE DOG GRATE 26" X 26"

*ADAM STYLE DOG GRATE WITH BRASS FINIALS 30" WIDE"

*EDWARDIAN DOG GRATE 38" WIDE "

*GOTHIC CAST IRON DOG GRATE 46" WIDE"

*LARGE VICTORIAN ART NOUVEAU TILE GRATE 38" X 38"

*GEORGIAN POLISHED STEEL GRATE 41" X 19.5"

*ADAM STYLE CAST IRON HOB GRATE 20" X 21.5"

*LATE 19th CENTURY BRASS FRONTED DOG GRATE 24" X 24"

*GEORGIAN CAST IRON HOB GRATE 20" X 29"

*GEORGIAN CAST IRON HOB GRATE 23" X 29"

*VICTORIAN ARCHED CAST IRON GRATE 36" X 34"

A George III silver nutmeg grater, the oval case with hinge lid revealing a hinged steel grate, Birmingham 1807 by Matthew Linwood, length approx 3.5cm.

A pair of brass firedogs, and a fire grate

Regency iron fire grate and cow horns

17th Century style brass and cast iron fire grate, the front turned supports having a globular finial and splayed terminals, overall width 73cm The back plate has a section approx. 15cm x 10cm to the rear left and has had a piece of angle-iron attached to enable it to stand. Central bar to front has a crack running through the centre and there is one bar missing from the base of the grate. Fire b

An Art Nouveau cast iron fire surround, and a fire grate

A 19th Century cast iron fireback, decorated with the Royal Coat of Arms, another fireback, two pairs of cast iron fire dogs, a cast iron grate, a cowbell, a copper flagon and three fire tools.

A cast iron hay basket, a cast iron fire grate, a circa 1900 white painted iron bedstead, a white painted cast iron fire surround with tile insets and a fender

A cast iron fire grate and a small pellet bucket

An ornate 19th Century cast iron grate, 62cm wide, 50cm tall

Brass fire irons, cast iron fire grate and wine glasses.

‘The Hook Norton Brewery Pumping Set’. Comprising 3 individual steam power plants, fed by a large vertical cylindrical boiler 32cm. Fitted with pressure gauge with separate doors to fire box and grate, with safety valve to top. Also fitted with connecting hoses with taps to two of the three power units. Together with a small Stuart No.8 horizontal single cylinder engine, fitted with a 9cm 6 spoked fly wheel. Also A small single cylinder ‘table leg’ style pump engine with a 5.5cm flywheel and wooden lagged cylinder. Plus a substantial vertical twin cylinder pumping engine fitted with large cog wheel, 12cm, within lattice safety frame. 6 spoked flywheel 8cm, twin pistons to cam. All mounted on a substantial A frame support. Height to top of cog wheel 25cm. All mounted on a steel chequer plate base 51x38.5cm. Also to base is a 4 wheeled push along coal wagon on rails. GC one part of the hose from the boiler to No.8 is damaged and requires repair. Complete with paperwork and Brewery information booklet. See illustration.

Victorian cast iron and brass fire fender kerb together with Victorian fire grate and a decorative early 20th century firescreen with decorative inset

A cast iron dog grate

A 19th century brass fender with ball finial decoration, a brass wall mounted coat rack, a pair of vintage brass bath taps, a modern cast iron fire grate with integral fire back raised on scrolling cabriole legs and with ash tray beneath, and a cast iron draining board

A cast iron fire grate and a pair of andirons

A cast iron fire back in the 17th Century taste with armorial cresting, together with fire grate and andirons

A live steam model of a Unicorn engine, boiler and condenser made by S.W Dickenson 1999, the Unicorn engine mounted on wooden base with wood clad single cylinder, valve chest, ball and weight governors, spoked flywheel, wood clad vertical boiler with glass water gauge, chimney and stop cocks, separate fuel tank, grate and bunker, dynamo and lamp, all mounted on a blue painted tile effect wooden base, 15¾in. (40cm.) high, the base 19¾ x 19¼in, 50 x 49cm.

19th century cast iron fire grate with column supports and applied masks, 64cm wide maximum

A cast iron fire back of “17th Century” design, a pair of similar andirons and a cast iron grate

A wrought iron fire grate with dogs and a cast iron fire back depicting Neptune

A 19th century cast iron bedroom fire grate

A cast iron dog grate

A cast iron dog grate

An iron and brass fire grate, the fire back cast with leaf scroll feet, the grate with serpentine pierced brass front supported a fluted column and with urn finials and brass tray beneath, 76.25cm (30") high, 77.5cm (30.5") wide

Victorian cast iron fire grate

A Regency style serpentine fronted Fire Grate with pierced floral and ho-ho bird apron, on scrolled legs, 21 in wide

FIRE GRATE, Georgian style steel, serpentine fronted with decorative frieze, 56cm W, along with a bowed Regency steel fender with pierced frieze, 105cm W. (2)

An Arts & Crafts style pair of andirons and grate.

An Adams style fire grate.

An Edwardian fire grate with attached brass andirons.

A cast and wrought iron fire grate, together with a black painted metal smoke hood

A large iron fire grate, 79cm x 45cm

A Georgian style brass and iron fire grate with brass finials, 61 by 29 by 61cm high.

A BURNISHED STEEL AND BRASS SERPENTINE FIRE GRATEin George III style, with two pairs of ovoid finials and pierced apron, on stop fluted columnar forelegs, 82cm h; 41 x 82, late 19th/early 20th c++The brass with old polish residue, the ferrous metal somewhat rusty through long term storage. Somewhat fire damaged and the back slightly distorted but could be straightened

A cast iron fire grate together with two pairs of garden loppers.

Victorian cast iron fireplace and a 19th century grate section, (broken in two), (2).

FIRE BOWL, iron with grate and stand, 71cm diam.

An Adam style brass and cast iron fire grate early 20th century, with urn finials and pierced foliate apron centred by an anthemion, beneath a three bar basket, 30in. (76cm.) wide.

Castings and steel plate to make 5 inch gauge `Nigel Gresley` 2-8-0 locomotive and tender, to include main horns x8, grate, pony wheels x2, saddle, pony and tender axle boxes, pony and tender horns, cylinder x2, piston x2, chimney and dome, tender steel 1/8 inch x 4 inch x 24 inch x2, smoke box ring and door, steam chest x2, axle boxes, steam chest cover x2 name plates Nigel Gresley x2 cylinder covers x4, tender wheels x6, axle bases (x8) driving wheels x8, see model engineer Oct 1968 to July 1970, plus drawings to build 5 inch gauge 0-6-0T tank locomotive `Maggie` Super Simplex and other drawings for a rotary table, Halls Rotary steam engine 1868, a triple expansion marine engine etc

From Reeves Castings and to Martin Evans design 5 inch gauge Simplex engine, very well built and finished, solidly built cab with sliding roof to give easy access to backhead fittings and reversing gear and grate, no certificates supplied finished unlined black. Fitted displacement lubricator, silver soldered boiler water tested by builder to 160 psi

Ref ME Vols 100-105 and from Reeves Castings 3.5 inch gauge 0-4-0 tank engine `Tich` with fire grate present but detached, hand pump fitted and lubricator needs tidying up and cleaning, no certificates

A cast iron fire back, and a grate

A cast iron fire basket, of rectangular form, the shaped back with shell designs, height 65 cm; together with a quantity of miscellaneous metal fire related items to include a set of fire irons, a scuttle, a fire grate, a pair of andirons and a fire guard, (7).

NEILSON CAST IRON AND BRASS FIRE GRATE 19TH CENTURY the shaped acanthus moulded basket above shaped brass blind fret apron, flanked by brass cabriole supports 60cm wide, 71cm high, 32cm deep