This large natural brain coral specimen is named as such for its distinct resemblance to the human brain. Its bulbous shape is naturally formed with deep grooves created over centuries beneath the ocean as a reef-building coral. This natural specimen is a fascinating example of the brain coral variety, making an impressive addition to a
A matching pair of 19th century bronze Grand Tour scale models of the Townley Vase, after the marble 2nd century Roman antique. Circa 1870, these antique urns are in good condition, the bodies cast in high relief with a neoclassical Bacchic scene featuring a dancing and drinking procession of male and female figures, some of
An elegant antique bolection style fireplace. With a desirable painted finish, this Georgian fireplace is of a compact size suitable for various settings, old and new. The pine is painted to an appealing quality in a striking blue to the centre with a characterful time worn look. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 117cm (46.06in) Opening Width
An antique carved oak fireplace salvaged from a property in Tunbridge Wells. Displaying a decorative frieze carved with foliage and flowers, this Edwardian fire surround would make a handsome feature in the main room of a period property. Evoking style and charm, it has a stripped finish complementing its handcrafted details. Additional Dimensions Opening Height
A reclaimed red Chinoiserie painted fireplace. A fire surround as striking as this would suit both modern and traditional interiors alike. It has unique design showcasing style and form. The frieze and jambs are adorned with detailed painted oriental scenes, including buildings, figures and boats. There is a date stamp on the back reading ‘1947’.
An antique wooden fire surround of simple architectural form, perfect for interiors traditional and modern alike. Reclaimed from a house in Reading, its balance of clean lines, moulding and panels creates a timeless look, while the stripped pine allows for bespoke finishing in paint, stain or wax to suit your vision. Additional Dimensions Opening Height
An original Art Deco walnut fire surround; one of two almost identical fireplaces we are selling salvaged from a property in South London. Featuring unique character woodgrain and an arched shelf back, this Art Deco fireplace is a stylish addition to an original 1920s townhouse or a contemporary property seeking the opulence and finesse of
A very large antique English carved Portland stone armorial crest dating from the late 19th century, salvaged from the facade of a City of London building. Measuring almost 2m high, this antique stone heraldic crest is a spectacular find. Handcrafted, it depicts a huge coat of arms carved in relief, the shield bearing swords, galleons
A unusual reclaimed Art Deco fire surround, veneered in Sapele wood to striking effect. This impressive reclaimed fireplace is a statement piece for any 1920s inspired interior with its sharp lines and tapering proportions. Additional Dimensions Opening height: 101 cm (39.76 in) Opening width: 105 cm (41.33 in)
A striking and durable reclaimed composition stone roundel, possibly depicting the Roman Emperor Tiberius. Weathering over the years has given this neoclassical style roundel a dark honey colour reminiscent of Cotswold stone, making an attractive feature of gardens and interiors of any style.
A fascinating 20th century painted plaster bust of Winston Churchill from the collection of British make-up artist, Christopher Tucker. Considered one of the greatest Prime Ministers in British history, Sir Winston Churchill (1874 – 1965) served as British Prime Minister from 1940 to 1945 during the Second World War, leading the country to victory. He
An antique architectural white statuary marble fragment. Dating to circa 1850, this French fragment is in Louis style showcasing quality carvings in a stylised floral pattern accompanied by egg and dart moulding. Once a fragment of a fireplace frieze panel, this piece is now mounted on a modern painted steel display stand. An elegantly designed
A very large, heavy and substantial mid 19th century English Arts and Crafts fire grate, ready for use. Ideal for burning large logs, this antique fire basket will fit perfectly in a large inglenook fireplace with a spacious recess. Dating to circa 1870, this large antique fire grate has stood the test of time, made
An antique carved limestone keystones of an English king, salvaged from a period building in East Angela. Displayed on a modern steel stand in a sleek black finish, this keystone is an impressive hand-carved sculpture showcasing desirable weathering. From his beard to his head dress, the detailed elements of this keystone portray the character of
An antique carved limestone keystones of a Queen, salvaged from a period building in East Angela. Displayed on a modern steel stand in a sleek black finish, this keystone is an impressive hand-carved sculpture showcasing desirable weathering. The detailed elements of this keystone portray the character of the queen and a glimpse at the person
This idyllic 1920s Art Deco stained glass window depicts a great white heron (also known as a great egret) standing gracefully on the river bed. Tall green reeds grow on the riverbank, while sloping panes of stained glass beyond the blue water of the river are evocative of hillsides and mountains in the distance. The
A reclaimed carved breccia marble pool surround. In an interesting D shape with charming weathering, this large Italian surround displays a profiled front, square cut back, with clean joints ready to be fixed together in its new home. Perhaps against an old wall in a period garden accompanied by a flowing water feature.
An antique carved limestone English fireplace. Dating to circa 1900, this antique stone fire surround is a stylish chimneypiece for properties old and new thanks to its neutral pale limestone colour and timeless design. Constructed in Cotswold limestone, this fireplace displays a shallow arched opening and smooth stylish finish. Additional dimensions Opening Height 111.5cm (43.9in)
A handsome antique Victorian English oak stick stand with zinc liner dating to circa 1860. Beautifully crafted, this 19th century stick or umbrella stand features two panels to all four sides, hand carved with repeating flowers and foliage patterns, between a carved top and matching base. A zinc liner can be removed (partially currently –
A fascinating 20th century painted plaster bust of Sam Heller from the collection of British make-up artist, Christopher Tucker. This is just one of many face casts and plaster busts we are selling from Tucker’s outstanding collection, capturing the facial features and minute details of iconic actors from theatre and film. Life Casting While an
An antique 18th century medieval style carved oak door or panel; one of two similar for sale at UK Heritage. Previously used as a decorative panel and transformed into a door, this carved antique door is a fascinating piece, making a spectacular architectural feature of a home office, library or reception room. The fruitwood carving