An interestingly shaped combination fireplace with sinuous Art Nouveau decoration around a plain hooded opening.

A bedroom sized combination fireplace with flared block feet, a widened frieze section decorated with a rod and hanging flowers above an interesting shaped hood.

An unusual and complete version of a Late Victorian canopy on legs c1890 with a moveable hood to control the fire.

It still has it's original fireclay fire walls contained in a cast iron framework which sweeps down to the front grate and decorative bar, beneath which there is a substantial ash box.

Tile panels (around 12 inch wide by 38 high inch) would sit on either side of it, tapering inwards from the fire surround.

Normally some colouring in the tile panels would be duplicated in the hearth.

This cast iron combination fireplace has a distinctive central corbel as the main feature, flanked by spandrels containing fern decoration.

The arched opening is framed by leaf decoration.

A highly decorated cast iron combination fireplace complete with original fireback and grate.

The decoration is very floral with leaf decoration on the small domed hood. The frieze has a central bunch of primroses and on either side are garlands of flowers and acorns which cascade down each side to the foot blocks

A tall Art Nouveau combination fireplace c1890 with superb sinuous decoration in the centre of the frieze above a plain domed canopy.

The decoration runs down the inside of the legs and splays out over the block feet.

The prominent mantel is supported on either side by demi lune pendants decorated with a leaf and berry design

An Edwardian Cast Iron Fireplace c 1905
named "the Prince". It is decorated with
shields in the top corner blocks. The frieze
has a sunflower pattern (which is mirrored
on the upper part of each leg) and Acanthus
decoration on either side. The Canopy is
slightly curved and has scrollwork radiating
outwards. The mantel has a bullnose edge
and a generous depth of 6 inches.

This fireplace would be completed with a
14" fireback and grate if required for solid fuel.
An ash tidy and hearth can also be supplied.

An Art Nouveau Combination cast iron fireplace with sinuous floral patterns to the legs and frieze and a bulbous canopy.

A cast iron fireplace c 1880 for a bedroom or smaller downstairs room but with a wide arched fireplace opening (sufficient to take a gas fire)

It has blind fretwork panels on either side of the fireplace frieze and a celtic border running under the shelf.

There is cock beaded decoration running around the inside of the arch

A large and very ornate cast iron Victorian Fireplace c1890 with very crisp detailed casting. The fireplace frieze features a lyre flanked by cornucopia over a continuous rope twist border.

There are urns at the top of the legs which are fluted, twisted, beaded and garlanded pillars. There is a shallow canopy with more decoration.

It would suit a quarry tile hearth.

An Arched Cast Iron Fireplace c1880 with fern leaf decoration.

It has a prominent "keystone" and moulded mantel shelf.

It comes with its original bars and would be made useable and complete with a 12" fireback and grate.

It would work well with a 30" stone or quarry tile hearth

A cast iron bedroom Fireplace insert
with a round arch.

It has a round arch with gothic heraldic style decoration.

It still has its original integrated bars
with an adjustable trivet.

A high quality casting with much detailed decoration around the main features of the raised Phoenix cartouche on the frieze and the urn between pilasters on the swivelling hood.

A very rare Cast Iron cameo insert c 1860 with a single trivet.

It has a continuous cradle basket with a cartouche at the top of the half round inner arch and fancy scroll feet.