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An old iron picket fence style fire grate, etc., also an old coal scuttle of hod form and two pewter mugs

A cast iron fire grate with fire dogs and fire back, along with a black painted metal flue Location:

IRON LOG GRATE

A part fire grate, with shaped sides, etc.,(AF), a pair of French style fire dogs with associated centre section, etc.

A 19thC steel fire grate, with cast iron back, decorated with Neptune, etc., the grate with pierced frieze and turned finials, 75cm wide, and other fire accessories.

A drain grate etc.

'Dunster House': A back-opening furnished dolls’ house, mid 19th century, set on its original stand with porcelain castors, with a double-fronted rough cast facade and handsome panelled front door, the interior with opening panelled doors and delicate staircase, the original wall and floor papers still in place, the kitchen with fitted dresser and brass grate, the furnishings of mixed date but including some contemporary pieces, carrying handles to the sides, 122cm high

A brass fronted fire grate with tray.

An Edwardian cast iron and brass fire grate, Neo Classical style, with an earlier cast iron fire back, 70cm wide.

An Edwardian cast iron brass and steel fire grate, 66cm wide.

1940's WWII Grate coat with sergeant stripes and kings crowns buttons

A pair of fire dogs with fire grate, width 91cm, height 56cm

FIRE GRATE, 70cm H x 66cm x 33cm, Georgian style brass, steel and iron.

A WROUGHT IRON FIRE GRATE with scrolled x frame ends joined by stretchers, 65.5cm high x 112cm wide x 70.5cm deep

Pair of William and Mary-style andirons, with stepped finial and large ball ornaments, 55cm high and a fire grate 89cm wide x 38cm diameter

Pair of iron andirons with simple discoid finials on bifurcated supports, 38cm high and a fire basket with dog grate, 54cm wide (excluding arms)

Set of metal bath feet and fire grate

A 19th C cast iron fire grate. H. 52cm, W. 62cm.

Large black and white photographic prints of American actress Marilyn Monroe. Depicts Marilyn in the classic subway grate scene with billowing white dress; Marilyn seated in a beach chair tying her sandal; and color portrait of Marilyn lying on a pink couch. Each measures approximately 14"L x 11"W. Condition: Age related wear. Pink couch print has minor scrape to surface.

Cast iron fire grate

Fire grate

An early 20th Century French blue enamelled fire grate

A Victorian cast iron dog grate fire grate COLLECT ONLY

A cast iron fire grate, with small cast iron fireback.

A pair of Emmanuel teak steamers, both unused in boxes with a teak folding grate table

A WROUGHT IRON LARGE FIRE GRATE

THREE ANTIQUE AIR VENTS AND A QUANTITY OF HAND TOOLS, FIRE GRATE ETC

A modern blacksmith-made fire grate and dogs, width 60cm.

An English steel fire grate, late 20th century, the standards cast as flaming torches joined by shaped rails, 40cm high, 33cm wide, 24cm deepProvenance: Property of a Gentleman removed from a Knightsbridge Apartment.

An English steel and brass fire-grate, of Adam style, late 20th century, the standards with urn shaped finials joined by a pierced frieze, 55cm high, 78cm wide, 37cm deepProvenance: Property of a Gentleman removed from a Knightsbridge Apartment.

A CAST METAL FIRE GRATE / LOG BASKET

AN ASSORTMENT OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE A FIRE GRATE AND TOOLS ETC

A LARGE VINTAGE FIRE GRATE

An iron fire grate, the front with two brass finials and a pair of fire dogs with stylised brass flowerhead terminals, size when set up 54.5cm high x 85cm wide x 35cm deep CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

CAST IRON FIRE GRATE WITH FLEUR DE LIS DETAILING

'Dunster House': A back-opening furnished dolls’ house, mid 19th century, set on its original stand with porcelain castors, with a double-fronted rough cast facade and handsome panelled front door, the interior with opening panelled doors and delicate staircase, the original wall and floor papers still in place, the kitchen with fitted dresser and brass grate, the furnishings of mixed date but including some contemporary pieces, carrying handles to the sides, 122cm high

A cast iron fire grate, 51cm wide, together with another larger, a set of fire tools and a collection of blow torches

A George III silver nutmeg grater by John Shaw, 3.5cm wide, rectangular box with line design to exterior with initials to lid, marked Birmingham, probably 1793, with steel hinged grate to inner PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL IMAGES

A George III silver nutmeg grater by Peter & Ann Bateman, 4.4cm wide, oval box with hinged compartment base and having fixed steel grate below hinged lid with engraved and initials, marks worn to base PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL IMAGES. THE COVERS OPEN AND CLOSE WELL. THE TOP HINGE IS A LITTLE FLOPPY/LOOSE AND THE LOWER HINGE IS GOOD. THE MARKS ARE WORN. THERE IS OTHER TYPICAL WEAR FOR ITS AGE AND NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF DAMAGES OR RESTORATIONS. THE GRATE IS SOMEWHAT RUSTY AS EXPECTED

A George III silver nutmeg grater by Joseph Willmore, 4cm wide, oblong box with hinged cover and hinged steel grate, engraved decoration to sides and cover, Birmingham 1807 PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL IMAGES. THE COVERS OPEN AND CLOSE WELL. THERE IS TYPICAL WEAR BUT NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF RESTORATION OR DAMAGES. GRATE IS RUSTED AS EXPECTED

A George III silver nutmeg grater by Samuel Pemberton, 3.2cm high, cylindrical with removeable domed cover and having fixed steel grate, the lower with removable base, Birmingham 1816 OVERALL IT IS GOOD CONDITION EXCEPT FOR TYPICAL WEAR. THE LID IS A LITTLE LOOSE BUT THE LOWER COVER FITS WELL AND SNUG. THERE IS A SOLDER LINE ON BOTH LID / CAP AND LOWER COVER / CAP, BUT THIS APPEARS TO BE FROM MANUFACTURE. THERE ARE NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF DAMAGES OR RESTORATION.

A cast iron grate for open fires - 30.5cm front

A fence pattern fire grate and associated ash tray - 40.5cm front

A Victorian forged and cast iron fire grate / fire basket, 52.5cm high x 61cm wide x 39cm, c.1850.

A 19th century style fire grate, with cast iron back, brass decoration to front, converted for use as an electric fireplace, 65cm high x 47.5cm wide x 27cm.

EARLY VICTORIAN GOTHIC REVIVAL CAST IRON FIRE BASKET MID 19TH CENTURY the arched pediment backplate with strapwork detail, above a four bar grate and canted scrolling andirons with flower headsDimensions:79cm wide, 74cm high, 45cm deep

ENGLISH ARTS & CRAFTS STEEL, BRASS, AND CAST IRON 'PHOENIX' REGISTER GRATE 19TH CENTURY the four bar grate with a cast-iron fireback depicting a phoenix rising from flames, flanked by steel quarter-round reflecting panels with freestanding brass baluster columns within an egg and dart surroundDimensions:122cm wide, 99cm high [exterior]Provenance:Provenance: Auchendennan House, Argyll and Bute

LARGE GOTHIC REVIVAL OAK AND WHITE MARBLE FIRE SURROUND CIRCA 1830 the white oak surround of inverted breakfront outline, the moulded shelf marked with carved roses over an architectural Gothic arch frieze flanked by trefoil tracery panels, the outer supports with stylised tulip and linen fold panels on moulded plinth bases, the arched white marble insert carved with stylised leaf and flower motifs within deep moulded borders, fitted with a later copper hood and side panels embossed with fleur-de-lis, with a cast iron fire grate with wrythen stems and dragon head finialsDimensions:214cm wide, 175cm high, 33cm deep overall; inside 109cm x 109cmProvenance:Provenance: Kilmaron Castle, Fife, until removed prior to demolition in the 1960s. After which installed in another private house in Fife until removed by the current owner.Note: Note: Kilmaron Castle, outside Cupar in Fife, was built circa 1820 for Sir David Baxter, the Dundee textile manufacturer. Designed by the prominent Scottish Architect James Gillespie Graham, Kilmaron was a large castellated three storey mansion built in the Gothic Revival style, who was influenced by the work of Augustus Pugin. The style was favoured by the architect and he was particularly adept with it. Graham's designs for other country houses in the Gothic style include Duns Castle, Crawford Priory, Torrisdale Castle, and Cambusnethen Priory, all of which relate to the scheme employed at Kilmaron. In 1838 Graham was responsible for the fantastically remodelled Gothic interiors of Taymouth Castle. Like many Scottish country houses, the 20th century was not kind to Kilmaron Castle, with it eventually falling derelict by the 1970s. Deemed unsafe and beyond saving, it was stripped of its interiors blown up in 1985.

A STEEL FIRE GRATE IN GEORGE III 'ADAM' STYLE LATE 19TH OR EARLY 20TH CENTURY The rear stamped for THOMAS ELSLEY, LONDON 75cm high, 81cm wide, 37cm deep

A BRASS AND CAST IRON FIRE GRATE IN GEORGE III STYLE EARLY 20TH CENTURY In Adam style 70cm high, 65.5cm wide, 34cm deep

VINTAGE FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CAST & WROUGHT IRON FIREPLACE GOODS - a large mixed parcel to include a minimalistic form Edwardian oak railback sideboard, having two drawers over two cupboard doors, on turned and block supports, 100cms H, 122cms W, 46cms D, Edwardian mahogany school desk with lift top, on tapered supports, 75cms H, 57cms W, 56cms D, bleached oak barley twist gate leg table, 74cms H, 149cms W, 107cms D (open) and an Edwardian oak side-by-side bureau with drop down front over four drawers, 115cms H, 122cms W, 40cms D, two hexagonal occasional tables, 56cms H, 57cms W, 57cms D (the largest), a bamboo two tier table, 72cms H, 52cms W, 36cms D, a carpenter's horse, barley twist string topped stool, tiled top occasional table, modern single drawer two tier table, pottery vase, seven antique and other chairs to include two pairs, substantial fire dogs and grate, 50cms H, 74cms W, 42cms D, mesh firescreen, fender ETC

A cast iron fire grate and two dogs

A cast and wrought iron fire grate, width 92cm, depth 42cm, with cast iron heraldic fire back, dogs and basket

A vintage cast iron fire grate for inglenook.

Cast iron fire grate 

A late 19th century cast iron fire insert, together with a cast iron fire back, a cast iron fire grate, and a metal ash drawer (4)Appears to be free from cracks, breaks or restoration.

Iron grate and fire dogs together with a skillet and pan

A Pair of Cast Iron Fire Dogs, in 16th century style, with cast ornament on trestle bases, the grate with scroll uprights104cm wideA Similar Smaller Example90cm wide (2)

A 19th century cast iron rectangular fire grate, together with a pair of Dutch style, floral & spherical brass dog supports. Dimensions approx, 90cm (width) x 42cm (depth). 

A cast iron fire grate, length 61cm, depth 33cm and a pair of fire dogs *Please note the sale commences at 9am.