An English Jacobean period fire surround, salvaged from a property in Norfolk. Largely untouched, original condition. Of oak construction, with applied carved fruit-wood moldings. Additional Dimensions
A large reclaimed Portland Stone fireplace with a shallow arched opening, salvaged from a country house. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 101 cm Opening Width 137.5 cm
A 1920s Bolection style fireplace with an ebonised (ebonized) wood finish. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 103.5 cm Opening Width 124 cm Width between outside of foot blocks 160.5 cm
A 1970s dining table. The shaped steel frame clad in stainless steel, with an aluminium perimeter, supporting a single slab of thick Cararra marble. Additional Dimensions Height to the table under side 69.5 cm
An Art Nouveau period fireplace constructed from oak, with a repoussé copper frieze panel. Additional Dimensions Opening height 96 cm Opening width 97 cm Width between outside of foot blocks 148 cm
A large Yorkstone statue of Emma, Lady Hamilton (26 April 1765 – 15 January 1815) who was an English model and actress, best remembered as the mistress of Lord Nelson and as the muse of portrait artist George Romney. This statue was carved by sculptor William Bradshaw for The Port Admiral Hotel, Preston, built 1854,
A very unusual reclaimed canopy bath, salvaged from a large private house in London. The glazed earthenware bath is made by Rufford & Co and metal components by Low & Duff Ltd, Edinburgh. Fitted with a plunger waste. This bath was previously fitted in a wet room. Bath / Shower Functions; Shower, Spray, Plunge and
This surround was salvaged from a house in Malvern, Worcestershire. Dating to around 1860, utilising earlier, possibly 16th and 17th century parts. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 104 cm Opening Width 122 cm
A reclaimed front door made from Hemlock, a variety of pine, used in external construction because of its durability. This door was salvaged from a house in South London.
