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A cast iron architectural fire back, a fire grate and a pair of andirons (4)

A GEORGE III STYLE BRASS FIRE GRATE, with pierced and engraved decoration and four urn-shaped finials, 27¼" wide. See illustration

A pair of cast iron fire dogs each modelled as a perched owl, with applied glass eyes, and a fire grate unsigned 39 cm. high

A cast iron fire grate and dogs

A Regency style cast iron fire grate

A Victorian painted fire surround, 95cm (37.5") wide, with cast iron grate

A Victorian cast iron fire surround with tiled panels flanking the grate, 80cm (31.5") wide and a carved oak framed overmantel mirror

A painted fire surround, grate and overmantel mirror with pierced surround, the mirror with pierced surround, the mirror 132cm (52") wide

A cast iron fire grate and fender

A painted slate fire surround with cast iron liner, grate etc, 159cm (62.5") wide

A hooded spit by Salter, another spit by John M Waites, Gloucester and sundry grate bar trivets etc

A 19th Century grate-bar trivet with pierced brass stand, another with turned wood handle and another

A steel grate with wrought iron frame, 42.5cm (16.75") wide, a wrought iron grate-bar trivet and sundry other trivets

A wrought iron fender of scrolling galleried form with a ball finial to each end, 125cm (49.25") wide, a cast iron fire grate and trivet

Polished steel and burnished Fire Grate Basket.

A stoneware bottle for Brunswick Black grate blacking and sundry bottles including varnish stains, furniture polish etc

A yellow enamel sign, Zebra Grate Polish, 50cm x 72cm (19.5" x 28.25"), another sign, Reckitt's Blue and two other signs

A European nickel-plated, cast iron charcoal flat iron by U.C.M., hinging open to reveal a cast iron grate; together with a cast iron lidded cook pot.

A NEO CLASSICAL STYLE BURNISHED STEEL FIRE GRATE, of serpentine form with vase finials and pierced apron on square tapered legs, 75cm w, early 20th c ++In good condition with very light surface rust and pitting

A VICTORIAN NEO CLASSICAL STYLE BURNISHED STEEL FIRE GRATE, of serpentine form, the break-arched fireback cast with an urn and swags and having vase finials, beaded wings and pierced apron on square tapered legs, 93cm w, late 19th/early 20th c ++In good condition

Old cast and wrought iron fire grate with dogs

An early 20th Century wrought iron fire grate with dogs and backplate

Regency style fire grate with brass berry finials and two fire dogs

A George III brass and cast iron serpentine fire grate, circa 1800, with an ornate foliate fret pierced apron and urn finials, on tapered turned supports, 76cm wide, 77cm high, approx. 39cm deep

A George III engraved brass and cast iron fire grate, circa 1780, 70cm high, 84cm wide, 35cm deep. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A well engineered part built 5 inch gauge 0-6-0 side tank Locomotive 'Butch', being built to Kennion Brothers drawings and castings. Rolling chassis complete with twin outside cylinders, fluted motion, brake gear and copper boiler. The lot also includes the brass side tanks (Almost completed) , water feed pump and other brass platework, fittings and grate. No boiler history is available. This lot is sold together with two boxes of model engineering spares, locomotives parts and collection of sundry drawings.

A George III Polished Steel and Iron Serpentine Fronted Fire Grate, circa 1770, the rectangular cast iron fire back fronted by a triple serpentine bar with vase finials, upon a mesh and floret punctuated frieze surmounted by further vase finials and on scroll legs with mushroom feet, 70cm wide, 72.5cm high; An 18th Century Serpentine Front Polished Steel Fire Fender, 135cm long; and A Steel Three Piece Set of Fire Irons, comprising shovel, tongs and poker, each with swollen handles and ring ends (3) See illustration. Purchased from Westland, London

Robert "Mouseman" Thompson Boardroom Panelling, 1934 and 1963. (Removed from Otto House, Bradford). A Door Surround, with castellated top, carved with 1934/GEORGE AND MARY WERE REIGNING, 7' ½" (215cm ) high, 3' 8" (112cm) wide; enclosing A Panelled Door, with two carved repeating panels, fitted with wrought iron handle, latch and three hinges, 6' 8" (203cm) high, 3'1" (94cm) wide; Panelling, thirteen various lengths, all with castellated top and repeating carved panels (excluding fireplace and door surround), 7' high (274.5cm); Right Hand Integral Bench, with curved end terminating in a carved monk's head with carved mouse below, seat 6' (183cm) long, 18" (46cm) deep, end 7' (213.5cm) high, 4" (10cm) thick, to the right of the end panel a unique hidden carved "nodding" mouse in a mouse hole; Left Hand Integral Bench, with curved end terminating in a carved devil's head (poking his tongue out), no mouse, seat 6' (183cm) long, 18" (46cm) deep, end 7' (213.5cm) high, 4" (10cm) thick; Fireplace, with castellated top above seven panels, the centre panel carved with an armorial and Virtue Fideqve, flanked on each side with three further panels depicting medieval profile busts (48cm by 22cm), above a mantel, one end fitted with a cupboard door (2'¼" by 1'2"), with four carved mice, two on inside of fire inset piece opposite one another, and two on each end just below the mantel frieze, the fireplace itself of plank construction, 87" (221cm) wide, with integral fender, externally 87" (221cm) wide, 19 ¾" (50cm) deep, internally 69 ¾" (117cm) wide, 11" (28cm) deep; and Fire Irons and Grate See illustrations. The thirteen panels measure (left to right), excluding the fireplace and door, 19" (21.5cm), 55" (139.5cm), 70 ½" (179cm), 54" (137cm), 29 ½" (75cm), 45" (114.5cm), 6' (183cm), 6' (183cm), 45" (144.5cm), 29" (73.5cm), 71" (180.5cm), 69 ½" (176.5cm), 70" (177.5cm). Removed from initial site at Grattan Warehouse, 1931 to now named Otto House in 1963

Brass dog grate, pair of brass fire dogs, brass tongs, poker, copper coal bucket and eastern brass tray

A pair of cast iron firedogs and a more recent grate, the former in mediaeval style with figures above Gothic arch feet to the front, one of the back bars replaced and the grate of recent construction (3). By repute these came from Handkerchief Hall, Nr Cowbit, Lincolnshire

An Adam style brass and steel fire grate, the arched back plate cast with a figure, the brass baluster front legs joined by an apron pierced with two bands of Vitruvian scrolls approximately 55cm (21.5in) wide

A George III style steel and brass fire grate, with an arched back and serpentine front, and out swept brass supports, 91 cm wide x 48 cm deep.

A painted wrought iron fire grate, together with another similar

AN EDWARDIAN PIERCED BRASS FIRE SCREEN comprising ten hinged segments opening to reveal a circular flowerhead with central gadrooned handle and iron grate clip, 28 1/2" wide

A cast iron fire grate in Gothic style, with lion's head terminals, 24.75in (62.6cm) h, 37in (94cm) w, 20in (51cm) d.

A cast iron firegrate and fireback, the arched back decorated with a coat of arms surmounted by an eagle, 22.25 x 28.5in (56.6 x 72.3cm), the grate in 17th century style, 21.5in (54.6cm) h, 28in (71cm) w. (2)

Cast iron dog grate with central shell, rectangular basket on scroll supports

A George IV cast iron basket grate, the leaf cast swan-neck back plate with anthemion cresting above plain basket with brass apron flanked by leaf cast volute scroll uprights with a reeded inner slip, on paw feet (requiring restoration), 152cm wide, 60cm high, 30cm deep (approx)

A Regency polished steel urn shaped grate, approximately 59 cm high.

A 19th century brass fender, a brass trivet, and a grate (3). Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A Victorian cast iron fire grate, black

A C19th cast iron fire grate with integral back and dogs, of architectural form, 94cm wide

A black painted cast iron fire grate

A cast iron fire grate, together with a pair of turned brass fire dogs

A cast iron fire grate with Queen Anne style back plate, the basket with brass hoops, 112cm wide

A steel dog grate, 20th century, the andirons with openwork foliate cast circlet finials, 64cm high, 95cm wide overall, 46cm deep. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A 19th century steel and brass mounted money box, in the form of a fire grate, with stamped inscription ‘Keep a Clean Fire Side Mary’, 15.5cm high

A large brass and wrought iron fire grate, late 19th / early 20th century, 30.25in (77cm) h, 49.5in (125.7cm) w, 19.5 in (49.5cm) d.

A cast iron and brass fire grate, in 18th century style, with urn finials and a pierced brass apron, 26.5in (67.5cm) h, 29in (73.5cm) w, 14.5in (36.7cm) d. Repairs to back.

Fireside stool, grate, fire dogs etc

Cast iron dog grate

A Scottish Regency brass register grate the rectangular reeded bolection frame with plain capitals and reeded inner sleeves, the bowfront iron grate with brass finials and pierced apron, the fireback crested with a swan-neck 'pediment' enclosing a Scots thistle within a shield 108cm wide, 103cm high, 30cm deep

A 19th century Scottish cast iron and brass basket grate the guilloche cast back rail flanked by rosettes above a sloping front with a baluster cross-bar between fluted uprights and tapering legs, on gadrooned bulb feet, the outscrolling brass and steel baluster andirons studded with cabochon decoration, on inscrolling surbases and plinth bases 113cm wide, 68cm high, 59cm deep

A George III cast iron and brass basket grate In the manner of Robert Adam the arched fan cast fire back with swagged frieze above a basket headed by finials and brass anthemion corner mounts with a brass laurel leaf banding to the apron, the andirons of gadrooned baluster form with urn finials, on leaf cast cabriole legs with paw feet centred by fan paterae 82cm wide, 59cm high, 40cm deep

A GEORGIAN ADAM DESIGN BRASS AND CAST IRON SERPENTINE FRONTED DOG GRATE with engraved and pierced front. 2ft 3ins wide.

A GEORGIAN ADAM DESIGN BRASS AND CAST IRON STRAIGHT FRONTED DOG GRATE with pierced front. 1ft 8ins wide.

A REGENCY STYLE BRASS AND CAST IRON FIRE GRATE.

Edwardian cast iron fire surround, with Art Nouveau inset ceramic tiles, complete with insert and grate, 97cm high, 97cm wide

19th Century cast iron dog grate, the fire back with central scallop shell decoration flanked each side by a stylised dolphin, the front supports with lion mask decoration, 99cm wide

A SMALL 19TH CENTURY CAST IRON FIRE GRATE, 16" across