A set of 18 identical salvaged Copperlight Windows fitted with clear glass. Individual size 32.7 x 32.5 x 1 cm Priced for the set, though we may consider splitting a reasonable quantity.
A batch of 381 reclaimed encaustic cement floor tiles. These tiles will cover 15.2 m2 or 163 sq ft. They are suitable for use on floors or walls. Mixed shades of grey, including olive and dark creams.
The basin is made from cast iron with a vitreous enamel finish. It is white on the inside and black and red on the outside. This sink could be used either internally or externally.
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
A batch of 330 reclaimed encaustic cement floor tiles. These tiles will cover 13.2 m2 or 142 sq ft. Mixed shades of blue, raging from very pale to very dark.
A large scratch built vintage display model of a British Mono-plane fighter aircraft of the 1920s, similar to a Bristol Bullfinch. Additional Dimensions Height 55 cm Wing span 239 cm Nose to tail 142 cm
A white glazed ceramic bowl on pedestal. Originally a wash basin, this durable piece can be re-purposed as a garden fountain. Additional Dimensions Depth of bowl 12 cm Base 56 cm square Waste Diameter 10 cm
Two original, untouched ‘Rochester’ lights by Suggs. These 1930s Chrome plated light fittings with opaque glass domes are six burner models. They are fitted with original gas light mechanisms and will require conversion to electricity. They were removed and mothballed during WWII. We currently have four of these available.
A set of 76 reclaimed encaustic cement tiles featuring a floral, bulls-eye pattern, in blue, red, white, olive and brown colours. These tiles will cover 3 m2 or 32 sq ft.
A glazed ceramic garden sundial with bronze sundial plate, attributed to LEFCO (Leeds Fire Clay Company) This design is a copy of a sundial produced in terracotta and stoneware by Compton in the early 20th century.
A glazed ceramic garden sundial with bronze sundial plate, attributed to LEFCO (Leeds Fire Clay Company). Additional Dimensions 33.5 cm square base 25.5 cm diameter Sundial plate
