A Jacobean revival style fire surround salvaged from a large country house near Petersfield, Hampshire. We also have a large run of matching dado height panelling available. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 98.5 cm Opening Width 78.5 cm Width between outside of legs 167 cm
A good quality late 19th century Mahogany fire surround. Reclaimed from a property in North London. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 100.5 cm Opening Width 112 cm Width between outside of legs 172 cm
A useful quantity of very good quality carved oak Dado height wall panelling removed from a farmhouse near Derby. Total length 8.5 meters. Additional Dimensions Height for each panel which varies from 81 to 85.5 cm, mostly 85.5 cm, most of the difference was hidden behind skirting Widths 87, 241, 102, 91, 103, 68.5, 87.5,
An antique, Jacobean style fireplace. Reclaimed from a property in Surrey. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 98 cm Opening Width 127 cm Width between outside of legs 198 cm
A late Victorian hand crafted stained oak fire surround in the Jacobean style. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 90 cm Opening Width 92 cm Width between outside of legs 136 cm
This beautiful English, Jacobean style fire surround is made from oak and features hand carving. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 91.5 cm Opening Width 122.5 cm Width between outside of legs 173 cm
A good English Jacobean style antique fireplace surround reclaimed from a property in Faversham, Kent. Made from solid oak, with hand carved elements. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 124 cm Opening Width 146.5 cm Width Between outside of legs 195 cm
This fire surround is from a farmhouse in Ludlow, England. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 117 Opening Width 108.5 cm Width between outside of legs 174.5 cm
A rare pair of English carved Limestone Armorial lions, probably originally used as gate piers. Reclaimed from a house in South London. Height 65 cm and 62 cm Width 26 cm and 28 cm (base of each lion) Depth 30 cm
A run of English oak wall panelling including a fireplace surround. Salvaged from the master bedroom of a very large country house near Great Windsor Park, now demolished.
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 good quality Victorian period surround in the English Jacobean style. Opening Height 95.5 cm Opening Width 92 cm Width Between Outside of Legs 149 cm
A good quality mid-Victorian, Jacobean style fire surround. Carved cornice with carved lion heads beneath, column supports. Opening Height 112 cm Opening Width 110 cm Width Between Legs 151 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 rare 17th century (Charles II) English stone chimneypiece. The shaped jambs supporting a barrel frieze and moulded shelf. c 1660. Please note that this fireplace was partially built into a wall. However,can be reduced in depth if required. Opening Height 119 cm Opening Width 128 cm
A rare early English stone chimneypiece. Removed from a property in Oxfordshire. This surround was originally set into a wall, giving a flush appearance. Width- Mantel 160 cm Widest part 185 cm Depth 18 cm Opening Height 83 cm Opening Width 106 cm
An English Victorian period, Jacobean style fireplace, salvaged from a house on the Herefordshire, Shropshire border. Opening Height 107 cm Opening Width 127 cm
This late 19th century English, Tudor or Jacobean style fireplace was salvaged from a property near Tonbridge Wells. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 101 cm Opening Width 106.5 cm
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 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
This panelling has been carefully salvaged from the dining room of a large house in Sunningdale, the property of a Lord and Lady, that was demolished. The room has one pair of double doors, a single oak door and a further door of more recent manufacture, to the same design. There are decorative pilasters and
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
With breakfront shelf over centre plaque, deeply carved frieze and end blocks. The jambs featuring female caryatids with carved monogram. Circa 1880, Incorporating earlier carvings, the centre carving possibly 17th century. Salvaged from a house in Cheltenham. Opening H 120 x W 154 cm
A very large, handsome surround, recently removed from a large London property. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 106 cm Opening Width 137.5 cm Width Between Outside of legs 217 cm
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