A large scale Arts & Crafts period fire surround salvaged from a large country house near Petersfield, Hampshire. The frieze panel with seven hand carved panels, with column supports. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 107 cm Opening Width 151.5 cm Width between outside of legs 192.5 cm
An English Arts & Crafts style fire surround salvaged from a large country house near Petersfield, Hampshire. Featuring carved panels depicting foliage and maritime scenes. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 76 cm Opening Width 88 cm Width between outside of legs 173.5 cm
An unusual blacksmith made side gate with a naturalistic foliage and scrolling design. Additional Dimensions Width 92 cm (for an opening of approximately 95 cm)
A pair of Compton or Meon pottery style chimney pots. Originally used as chimney pots, these can be also be used as planters. Additional Dimensions (Each) Top diameter 29.5 cm Base diameter 29.5 cm 25 kg Each
An unusual brass fireplace insert featuring dragons and and a gentleman in 19th century dress, possibly Bach. We believe the plaque could be removed if required and the brass underneath polished Additional Dimensions Opening Height 49 cm Opening Width 34 cm
This oak door comes with a frame, lock with key, letterbox, push plate and has all hinges present. Additional Dimensions Overall Height 211 cm Door Height 197.5 cm Width of Door 83.3 cm Width of Frame 95 cm Depth of Door 4.5 cm Depth of Frame 8.5 cm
These stunning doors feature intricate inlaid marquetry panels depicting scenes of British flora and fauna. These were salvaged from a large house in Bedford. These doors were originally fitted to a sliding track.
A good quality oak fire surround featuring three hand carved panels to the frieze. Reclaimed from a large private home in Hampshire. Dimensions Height 147 cm Width 110 cm Depth 26 cm Opening Height 97 cm Opening Width 76 cm Width between outside of legs 95 cm Weight 23 kg
A pair of English Arts and Crafts Movement Brass And Wrought Iron Fire Dogs with fire basket. Fire basket Height 14 cm Fire basket Width 46 cm Fire basket Depth 28 cm
An antique hand painted stained glass window, reclaimed from a private house in Hereford. Originally the centrepiece of a four meter (13′) square window.
An Oak veneered fireplace, salvaged from a house in Ilkey, West Yorkshire. Height of Fireplace 125.5 cm Height overall with over-mantel 240 cm Opening Height 93 cm Opening Width 99.5 cm Width between outside of legs 130.5 cm
An original Arts and Crafts Period oak fire surround with mirrored over mantle. The panels are a form of linoleum composite, decorated in a green and gold scheme. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 104 cm Opening Width 95.5 cm Width between outside of legs 163.5 cm
This fire surround is painted with mottled green and cream paint with the details highlighted in gold. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 106 cm Opening Width 82.5 cm-90 cm Width between outside of legs 115.5 cm
This fire surround was originally from Cheney Walk, a house designed by C R Ashbee, who was a prominent designer and architect during the Arts and Crafts Period. Opening Height 107 cm Opening Width 76 cm Width Between Outside of Legs 103 cm
A set of five finely carved oak wall panels, each containing a shield centre, surround by scrolling foliage and fruits. There are three identical panels and two with slightly different carving. Four have dimensions: Height 78.5 cm Width 58.5 cm Depth 4.5 cm One has dimensions: Height 78.5 cm Width 40 cm Depth 4.5 cm
A very unusual and rare, complete set of door hardware made from wrought iron and steel. For interior or exterior use. Handmade, embellished with engraving and embossed decoration. Components include: Two complete hinges, one lock with key, one door pull, set of handles, one face plate and hand made screws. Key- 15 cm x 5
This pair of gates are fitted with glazed panels. These can be removed if required. These were previously fitted as exterior doors on a French Chateau.
These have previously been used as sliding doors, they could however be fitted with butt hinges. The glazing is a mixture of clear, obscured and textured glass.
The frieze panel carved with stylised flowers and foliage. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 12 cm Opening Width 103 cm Width between outside of legs 128 cm
This fire back is cast with 12 signs of the zodiac. A good quality fire-back with sharp details. The angle of the side plates can be varied to suit. This can be used as a set of flat plates, through to the side plates at 90 degrees. This would also make an interesting piece of
This fireplace depicting an English Tudor style cottage was salvaged from a property in Stratford upon Avon. Probably unique, either a bespoke commission or a sample piece. Opening Height 57 cm Opening Width 43 cm Hearth: Height 10 cm Width 107 cm Depth 43 cm
These gates were salvaged from a property in central London. The reverse side houses textured glass panels which can be opened for cleaning. If not required, these panels can be removed.
The window has been painted in the style of Charles Eamer Kempe (29 June 1837 – 29 April 1907) was a Victorian stained glass designer and manufacturer. His studios produced over 4,000 windows and also designs for altars and altar frontals, furniture and furnishings, lichgates and memorials that helped to define a later nineteenth century style. The list
These mouldings could be put to many decorative uses. They were originally fitted as part of a panelled room, in a House in Tonbridge. 206 x 10 cm x 10 qty 237 x 10 x 6 qty 183 x 10 x 1 qty
This large basket, which is ideal for burning larger logs, was salvaged from a large private house in Sunningdale, formerly the property of a Lord and Lady. Basket, Height 48 cm Width 98 cm Depth 73 cm Dogs Height 61 cm Width 120 cm Depth 86 cm
