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A large Gothic Revival iron fire grate architectural form unsigned 60cm. high, 67cm. wide

A large burnished iron fireplace from Bolney Court, Oxfordshire, with grate, ashtray and firedogs, the dogs with twist and scroll stems unmarked 151cm. wide

A painted cast iron grate, with turned brass finials, 72cm

A CAST IRON FIRE GRATE, 17" wide; a Regency style pierced brass footman, 19 1/2" wide; and a pierced cast iron trivet (3).

An Adam style steel and brass fire grate, early 20th century, with applied and engraved classical motifs, 110cm wide 87cm high together with tray

A WROUGHT IRON FIRE GRATE with cast brass fronted fire dogs surmounted by an urn of flowers, 14 3/4" high x approximately 39" wide

An 18th century style brass and cast iron fire grate with pierced decoration

Industrial revolution – John Rastrick autograph letter signed dated Steam Mill Norwich May 30th 1807 concerning Rastrick’s financial position and his continuing wrangling against the establishment but also reporting on his industrial developments: ‘...the people in Norpeth encouraged me to build a mill to work by steam and that they would take shairs – upon the grate promishes ...I sett to work & built a engine & mill on my own premises – never did anything come forward that releaved that neighbourhood so much in the time of distress the poor was in...I am altering & much improving a large steam mill here [in Norwich] for manufacturing flour- is nearly finished at what I meen to stop to do at this time – this is a large City but in a low way the traid is very poor...’

AN ANTIQUE CAST IRON AND BRASS FIRE GRATE with wrythen supports, 36" across

Painted wooden tapering basket, tog. with fire grate

A modern, Regency style cast iron and brushed steel fire grate with shaped integral back and brass finials, 74cm high, 70cm.

A cast iron fire grate in George III style with a shaped back on cabriole legs

Two antique cast iron fire backs, pair of dogs with crowned lion finials and grate

Large fire grate with ornate dogs

Cast iron fire grate

A 19th Century cast iron rectangular grate with integrated brass and cast iron fire dogs, 38ins wide x 21ins deep x 18ins high

A large decorative cast iron fire grate

From Reeves Castings and to Martin Evans design, 5 inch gauge Simplex 0-6-0 locomotive, fire grate missing also cab roof, easy access to back head fittings, finished blue/red LNER lined, old expired boiler test record, no tools or water pump handle.

Brass Regency style fire grate and a pair of fire dogs

A Victorian polished iron chimneypiece and grate in George III taste, late 19th century, with serpentine fronted mantel and conforming frieze with Greek Key, the jambs beneath recessed roundels, above recessed spandrels, further mouldings and the arched recess with three rail grate, 128cm high, 131cm wide

A George I silver miniature fire grate, by David Clayton, London circa 1720, rounded rectangular form with baluster bars, and a hinged front, with an arched rectangular fire back embossed with flowers and scroll decoration, height 9cm, approx. weight 1.7oz. Purchased from Shredds, 4 June 1981. For very simialr examples see: For a similar example see, Victor Houart, L`Argenterie miniature, Office du Livre, 1981, page 184, plate 227. Christie`s, King Street, An Important Collection of Silver Toys and Miniatures, October 11, 1972, lot 52.

Small cast iron grate and other items of cast iron.

A 19th Century polished steel fire grate cover with pierced floral decoration, two other similar grate covers, a small cast iron fire grate with fleurs de lys decoration, and two ceiling light fittings with brassed finish

A cast iron fire grate with fleurs-de-lys finials.

A wrought iron fire grate with urn finials

A group of brass fire furniture a set of three brass fire irons, comprising: a shovel, tongs and a poker, each with foliate finial and turned handle; a brass fire guard of fan form with lattice work grate with central rosette; a pair of brass fire dogs, with gadrooned urn finial, reeded column, gadrooned plinth base, 35cm high, 25cm deep; and a brass fender, with pierced fretwork frieze raised on lion paw feet, 126cm wide, 18cm high, 35cm deep (7)

Cast iron fire grate

A black painted wrought iron fire grate, a pair of associated andirons, and a brass frame

A Fine 19th Century Brass & Iron Fire Grate & Basket. The grate flanked by splendid brass winged dragon monopods, 19 ins (49 cms) high, 32 ins (81 cms) overall width.*

An Assortment of Utensils; A 19th century French fruit press, stamped PRESSE APETIT BREVETE S.G.D.G., 6½ ins (16.5 cms) high. An iron hog scraper with turned wooden handle 6½ ins (17 cms) high. An iron splice with ornamental knopped handle 14½ ins (37 cms) long. An iron bar grate toasting fork with shaped handles 18 ins (46 cms) long. A pair of sugar loaf clippers stamped `R. TIMMIN? & SONS` 10 ins (26 cms). Four 19th century pastry cutters of heart shaped and scroll design 18½ ins (47 cms) in length. [9]

Four Ironware Kitchen Items: A 19th century down-hearth bar-grate trivet with a pierced lyre shaped brass top plate stamped `LONGFIELDS 574` 13 ins (46 cms). A 19th century hob kettle with brass handle and lid 10 ins (25 cms). A fine 19th century pepper mill with brass plaque embossed `W BULLOCK & CO IMPROVED PEPPER MILL` 7 ins (18 cms). A pair of Regency sugar cutters 14 ins (35 cms). [4] *

Four Kitchen Implements: A brass down-hearth pan on loop ended iron handle with stand 21 ins (54 cms) in length. A 19th century cast iron coffee grinder of decorated octagonal form marked A.K & SONS RD237707 on base, 8 ins (20 cms) in height. A wrought iron stove having as hinged bar grate top and perforated box form sides with turned wooden handle on a raised square tray base. A down-hearth frying pan with flat round pan raised on three tapering legs 4 ins 910 cms) high, 17½ ins (44.5 cms) in width.[4] *

An Early 17th Century Bar Grate; the uprights surmounted by knop finials & joined by four bars above the long feet 30 ins (76 cms) high, 12 ins (31 cms) wide. *

Three Hand Held Cooking Implements: An adjustable hand-held toaster; the handle applied with a plaque cast with two dolphins and the rotating four pronged iron head attached to a discoid mechanism stamped `MAGIC PATENT 318`. 11 ins (28 cms) long. A steel bar grate cooking fork with a turned wooden handle 11 ins (28 cms) in length. A brass & iron bar grate revolving hook 18 ins (46 cms) long. [3]*

CAST IRON HOB GRATE, George III with Classical figure decoration, 29cm D x 69cm H x 77cm W.

SPENDER, Stephen (1909-1995). Collection of one autograph manuscript and six typescripts with autograph signatures or emendations, of poems, [c.1929], comprising 'MARSTON, dropping it in the grate, broke his pipe' (title 'For J.M.F.' in autograph, signed), 'Elegy Lying awake at night' (signed), 'Hearing from its cage' (signed), 'ACTS thrust beyond the boundary of mere wishing' (emendations, signed), 'You that were constant April' (autograph), 'That girl who laughed and had black eyes' (inscribed 'For Douglas Jay from Stephen'), 'Saying "Good morning" becomes painful' (noted 'June 12. W.L.'), together 7 pages, 4to; with 10 further poems in unamended carbon copies, 9 on uniform folio leaves with title page 'Poems Stephen Spender', including one apparently unpublished poem, 'They went off six in the car and two on the running board' (minor wear and soiling at margins). The first four poems comprised Spender's contribution to Oxford Poetry, 1929 (under his own editorship); all, with the stated exception, were included in the privately-printed Twenty Poems (1930). The present texts show a number of variants from the published versions. View on Christie's.com

Cast iron fire back, shaped top, decorated with a thistle, fleur de lys and other devices, a pair of iron andirons and a grate.

Cast Iron Dog Grate and Back Plate

18th Century style cast iron fire grate, the back with ribbon and swag decoration, the brass front supports formed as Gryphon and with talon and ball terminals, 74cm wide

A George III style ironwork serpentine fire grate, relief decorated urn to the back with pierced swan decoration to the front rail 77 x 70cm (30 x 27in)

A cast iron and brass fire grate, in George III style, 20th century, roundel and laurel swag cast arched back, flanked by stylised acorn finials, patera mounted frieze, swag mounted square section tapering uprights with conforming acorn finials, 93cm high, 100cm wide, 60cm deep

A selection of late nineteenth / early twentieth century Chinese white metal objects including miniature chair, bottle vase rickshaw, table, swing handled basket, pair of shoes, saucepan and a cover, a hooped bucket and fire grate together with a dragon wine label marked sherry, a mother of pearl shell and two Japanese hat pins (qty)

H.M. BAILLIE SCOTT (ATTRIBUTED TO) COPPER AND CAST IRON FIRE INSERT, CIRCA 1900 repoussé decorated with heart-shaped symbols and rivet design above a grate with horizontally ribbed guard and orbed fire dogs 56cm wide, 96cm high

A good quality period style ormolu and cast iron fire grate (illustrated)

An antique iron grate

A steel and iron dog grate in 17th century style, of recent manufacture, dished grate, flanked by baluster shaped fire dogs, cast with flower heads, twin downswept feet in the form of acanthus, 43cm high, approximately 118cm wide

A cast iron and brass fire grate in Continental Baroque style, 19th century, each fire dog of baluster form, urns cast with repeated acanthus and floral garlands with flame finials, and an associated brass and mesh firescreen in the Rococo style, circa 1900, 80cm high (associated grate section)

A late Victorian cast iron fire grate, with with Prince of Wales feathers beneath floral swags, with foundry casting Carron, together with another Carron fire grate with ivy cast pilasters, and two pairs of andirons, (4).

Three cast iron cobbler`s lasts and a fire grate

An Edwardian serpentine fronted brass and steel Grate in the Adam style

A brass and cast iron fire grate

An 18th century style iron firegrate the arched back plate over turned horizontal grate, pierced fretwork apron flanked by scroll arms, raised on scroll legs 65cm wide, 26cm deep, 76cm high

A 19th century cast iron and brass fire grate, in the 18th century style, on splayed feet, together with a Sheraton Revival brass fire kerb, grate H.2ft 4ins W.2ft 10ins

FIRE GRATE, 17th century style, black painted cast iron with shaped top and integral andirons with brass ball detail, 105cm W x 76cm H x 54cm D. (as found)

FIRE DOGS, a pair, Dutch style brass, 51cm H x 20cm W x 46cm D, a set of three Georgian brass fire irons (as found) and an iron fire grate, 76cm W x 31cm D. (6)

A polished steel and cast iron fire grate in George III style, of recent manufacture, back and grille front flanked by finials, reeded tapering legs centered by a pierced foliate frieze and tapered legs,

A cast iron fire grate in Arts and Crafts style, 20th century, the basket shaped grate flanked by a pair of andirons in the form of stylised griffins

FIRE GRATE, Georgian style, in black with brass finials, 48cm W and a brass fender, 124cm L.

A wrought iron fire grate raised on two matching fire dogs, each with barley twist decoration

Iron fire grate with dogs