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Nineteenth century brass and steel fire grate, the railed front over a pierced frieze and on cabriole brass supports ending in dog feet, 29in (73.7cm) wide

A Regency style brass fire grate, with cast iron back decorated with harebell swags, and urn shaped finials on square tapered legs, 2ft 4ins

A 19th Century brass and steel model of a Gothic arched Fire Grate, 9 x 12in, a Fender and Poker.

TWO BOTTLES OF 1975 CHATEAU DE BRAGUE, two bottles of 1975 Chateau Grate-Cap, two bottles of 1970 Chateau Mouton Baron Philippe, and a bottle of Philippe and a bottle of 1947 Chateau la Cluziere Saint Emilion (7)

Adam style cast iron and brass fire grate, the back plate with winged cherub having serpentine front with pierced decoration, flanked by urns

A 19TH-CENTURY IRON AND BRASS DOG-GRATE in the Georgian style, of serpentine form with scroll-pierced foliate valance, on columnar supports with ovoid "urn" finials, 67cm, (26.5in) wide x 76cm (30in) high x 37cm, (14.5in) deep, AND A BRASS-FRONTED IRON TIDY with foliate-pierced arcaded decoration 48cm, (18.75in) wide

A cast iron fire back, inscribed 1738 with a pair of brass mounted iron andirons and a steel basket grate.

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY ROCOCO BRONZE METAL ANDIRONS of turned baluster form with lion head ring handles and an associated fire grate with serpentine front, 25" wide.

A George III Brass Mounted Cast Iron Fire Grate in the Style of Robert Adam], the arched fire back cast with a draped vase, over a four bar serpentine front, brass baluster finials, outswept integral andirons sheathed in brass, vase headed tapering cylinder legs, together with conforming serpentine cinder tray, 57.5cm by 99cm by 39cm

A Cast Iron and Brass Mounted Fire Grate, late 19th century], the arch fireback over a two-bar front flanked by fluted stepped uprights with acorn finials, outswept integral andirons with flaming vase finials, fluted bun feet, 90cm by 60cm

Lledo Days Gone box of 1920 Ford Model T advertising vans for Aeroplane Jelly Company, Rose & Crown Fine Ales, Blackpool Van Transport, Zebra Grate Polish, Shell Pump Service, Days Gone, Rowntree's Cocoa, Nestlé, Tizer, Fairy, all in window boxes and a Coca Cola Ford Model T van in advertising box, 1980's/90's, all boxed (38)

A cast iron fire grate with basket supported on bracket feet, the front having grille bars flanked by turned finials, with arched back and rectangular ashtray; together with a pair of firedogs with scrolled supports and twisted, tapering finials. (3).

A nineteenth century cast iron fire insert, with gadrooned arched frame above bowfronted rails with foliate terminal; together with another bowfronted set of firebars and a grate grille. (3) *Hopefully more than scrap iron..

19th Century cast iron pierced grate

A 7.25 inch narrow gauge 'Koppell' rack engine, in virtually finished condition, items to finish are the sight glass, windows, cladding for cylinder (supplied with drawings), grate needs cutting to final size and the top control on the manifold. Boiler certificate dated 7th April 2000, shows hydraulic test to 200PSI with a working pressure of 100PSI, engine has not been steamed, comes with plans, notes, some fittings, also some wooden pattern blocks, ill health prevented further work

A ROCOCO CAST IRON FIRE GRATE with scallop shell finial, gilt brass mounts on shaped supports, 18" wide.

An Adam design cast iron and brass fire grate with urn finials, on gadrooned tapered legs, 53cm high, 53cm wide, 27cm diameter

* A GEORGIAN STYLE STEEL AND BRASS FIRE GRATE, 28" across

A large iron Basket Grate, 2ft 5in

A cast iron fire back and grate.

A cast iron fire grate with inset hand painted and transfer tiles

A GEORGIAN STYLE CAST IRON AND PIERCED STEEL SERPENTINE FRONT FIRE GRATE with Greek key and baluster urn decoration, 30" wide.

AN ENGLISH CAST IRON AND BRASS HOB GRATE EARLY 19TH CENTURY, IN THE MANNER OF GEORGE BULLOCK The uprights with female masks and paw feet 27in. (68.5cm.) high, 34in. (86.5cm.) wide, 15sin. (39.5cm.) deep The grate incoporates elements of the design attributed to George Bullock in the exhibition The Fashionable Fireplace, 1660 - 1840, Temple Newsam House, 1985, p.30, no.22. and further by an unsigned pencil drawing by George Bullock at Tew Park, Great Tew Oxfordshire, and inscribed in his hand 'Plan of a Stove in Dining Room and Oak Study'.

AN ENGLISH CAST IRON AND BRONZE REGISTER GRATE EARLY 19TH CENTURY The frame with stylised cadecus enclosing the bowed grate 38sin. (98.5cm.) high, 30sin. (92cm.) wide, 11sin. (28.5cm.) deep

AN ENGLISH GOTHIC REVIVAL CAST IRON FIREGRATE CIRCA 1870, IN THE MANNER OF WILLIAM BURGES lacking andirons 50in. (127cm.) high, 46in. (117cm.) wide, 15sin. (39.5cm.) deep The grate is of the same design as one in the drawing room at Castell Coch, Wales, where Burges began work in 1875.

AN ENGLISH CAST IRON FIREGRATE 19TH CENTURY, IN THE MANNER OF THOMAS CHIPPENDALE With open column standards flanking a pierced fret and barred grate 31sin. (80cm.) high, 28in. (96.5cm.) wide, 18in. (46cm.) deep

A cast iron fire grate 2OTH CENTURY, IN THE ADAM MANNER The bowed fret cast with anthemion paterae 28in. (71cm.) high, 28sin. (72.5cm.) wide, 11in. (28cm.) deep

An English Gothic revival cast iron fire grate of small size Circa 1825 On claw and ball feet, with later backplate 15 1/8in. (38.4cm.) high; 20sin. (52cm.) wide; 10sin. (27cm.) deep

AN ENGLISH CAST IRON REGISTER GRATE CIRCA 1800, IN THE ADAM MANNER The frame cast in relief with Ionic column pilasters 39sin. (99.5cm.) high, 33in. (84cm.) wide, 11sin. (30cm.) deep

AN ENGLISH CAST IRON REGISTER GRATE CIRCA 1780 The frame cast in relief with husk swags and paterae 38in. (97cm.) high, 36in. (91.5cm.) wide, 11sin. (29cm.) deep

AN ENGLISH CAST IRON REGISTER GRATE EARLY 19TH CENTURY With columnar pilaster frame framing the bowed grate 36sin. (92.5cm.) high, 34sin. (87.5cm.) wide, 11in. (28cm.) deep

AN ENGLISH WROUGHT IRON AND BRASS FIRE GRATE CIRCA 1880 The standards with disc terminals 22in. (56cm.) high, 30sin. (77cm.) wide, 13in. (33cm.) deep

An English polished iron fire grate OF GEORGE III STYLE, LATE 19TH CENTURY The pierced serpentine-shaped fret with integral ash drawer 21sin. (55cm.) high; 31in. (79cm.) wide; 17in. (43cm.) deep

A Cast iron and steel fire grate, with four urn shaped finials above a pierced frieze engraved with roundels on square tapering legs, 67cm x 76cm and a late 19th century fire guard of tubular form with a handle and a mesh banner, above roundels, on outswept feet, 74cm high x 59cm wide

An early 19th Century painted wood chimney piece, the mantel with applied scrolling leaf decoration, cast iron surround and grate, 137cm

An early 19th Century painted wood chimney piece surround with a moulded and Greek key mantel with a central leaf tablet and scroll decorated jambs, cast iron surround and grate, 154cm

Wrought iron fire grate with fleur de lys finials.

A 19th century 'tradesman' cast iron miniature fireplace with hob style grate and six others of varying style and size (24cm max).

Cast iron fire grate, rounded arch decorated with floral motifs to base, in relief (in six pieces with back-plate and bolts)

George V Military Medal and First War pair, MM named to 392464 Pte W Grate 2/9 Lond. R., pair 5998 pte W Grate 9 - Lond. R

An early Victorian sampler, worked in coloured silks on fine linen ground with alphabets, verse and various spot motifs including a large house, signed and dated 'Maria Frances Smith February 25 1837 Aged 9 Years'. 12 3/4 in. 32.5cm. sq. Evenly faded, small repairs. Framed and glazed. And a woolwork picture, worked in coloured wools on coarse canvas ground, depicting a kettle on a fire in a grate within a hearth. English, third quarter 19th century, 7 1/2 in. x 7in. 19cm. x 17.75cm. Mounted, framed and glazed. According to the printed inscription on the mount, this was 'made about 1770 by Elizabeth Holland'; however, the style and workmanship suggest a considerably later date. (2)

A Cast Iron Arched Fire Back, decorated in relief with the double headed Prussian eagle beneath a crown, armorials to the angles, 76cm high, 64cm wide; An Associated Fire Grate, 61cm wide; and A Pair of Associated Brass Mounted Andirons, of sphere and baluster form with inscrolled feet, 49.5cm high

A George III steel dog grate, of serpentine form with a band of pierced anthemion frieze, fitted with four slender baluster finials, raised on Doric column supports, 68cm (27in)

A Victorian mahogany plain cylinder pedestal night cupboard, with white marble inset top, together with two chamber pots and an iron hob grate

An Early 19th Century Cast Iron Fire Grate, decorated musical trophies and foliate designs, 46.5 cm

A cast iron and brass fire grate in George III style, the back cast with winged figures, the pierced serpentine front engraved and cast with paterae, and with urn finials, on square tapering legs with block feet, 72cm high x 36cm deep x 30cm wide, (fittings for gas)

A 19th century brass fan-shaped spark guard, with double mesh and fitting for a fire grate, 62cm wide

ATTRIBUTED TO MARIA SMEAR HARDY An interior, probably at Walburton Vicarage in Sussex, a fire in the grate, watercolour, 10" x 14.5".

A George III oval nutmeg grater with two hinged covers and a steel grate, London 1792 by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson II, 5.25cm (2 in)

A gothic cast iron basket grate, of interlaced arches with clustered columns to the corners, 41cm h; 52 x 28cm, early 20th c

A LARGE PAIR OF VICTORIAN BRASS CANDLESTICKS, with turned stems and square canted corner bases, 11 ins high and a Victorian brass and iron sliding grate front TRIVET, with pierced star motif. (2).

A cast iron fire grate with fire dogs.

A Victorian black painted iron fire grate, of basket form, 2ft 9ins

A Victorian miniature cast iron fire grate, surmounted by Royal Coat of Arms, on a swept plinth base, 34.5cm wide, 39cm high

A Victorian miniature cast brass fire grate, with leaf scroll cast decoration and a bow fronted basket, 21cm wide

A Victorian novelty miniature cast iron fire grate watch stand, of rectangular form, cast in relief with leaves and beaded borders, 18cm wide

A late Victorian miniature cast iron fire grate, with arched aperture and serpentine basket, 20cm wide

A collection of miniature brass items to include: a pair of balloon back chairs, a rectangular tripod table, a towel rack, a fire grate and a set of three fire tools, together with a miniature copper fire companion set (quantity)

A cast iron fire grate, 20thc. With brass ball finials. 61cms height x 75 cms width.

A cast iron Georgian style fire grate