Fireplaces, Inserts, Surrounds & Architectural Items
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FP 5
An impressive Gothic Revival oak fireplace surround attributed to Bruce Talbert with carved floral details to the top sides with turned supports with stunning hand painted tiles depicting cranes & wading birds in riverside scenes with further tiles in green with little winged dragons back to back in raised relief surmounted with four smaller blue triangular details & smaller brown lozenge tiles & green marble effect tiles with zig-zag details.
Height 57", Length 78", Mantle Depth 15", Opening Height 45 1/4", Width 38 3/4". The opening measurements could easily be made smaller to accommodate most size inserts. Circa 1880.
£POA.
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FP 6
Thomas Jeckyll for Barnard, Bishop & Barnard, a cast iron fireplace insert, with Japanese style decorative roundels on ribbed and blind fret grounds, cast 'Registered' and an indistinct Patent Office mark, 93cm high, 91.5cm wide. See Soros, Susan and Arbuthnott, Catherine 'Thomas Jeckyll: Architect and Designer 1827-1881', p. 212, 213, 214 and 216
£2500.
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FP 7
Dr Christopher Dresser (attributed) a cast iron fireplace, with zig-zag detailing and stylised 6 inch tiles attributed to Minton's, 96.5cm high, 102cm wide Exhibited at New Century, Kensington Church St., London, 'The Selling Exhibition', 2nd to 19th June 1999. See Lyons, Harry 'Christopher Dresser The Peoples Designer', pl. F-016.
£2500.
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FP 8
A set of good Gothic Revival oak inlaid stair posts consisting of one very large one & 5 smaller ones & a single stair support.
Circa 1870.
£875.
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FP 9
A stunning Glasgow School room interior & fireplace suite from a wonderful Arts & Crafts house which was sadly pulled down but luckily I managed to save the best part of the interiors from 2 of the rooms. In the 1st image I have set it up in my warehouse & one can see the 2 sofa's which are either side of where the fireplace would normally be & one can see the panelling which carries on up to the ceiling each side of the chimney breast & there are also two front pieces of panelling with carved brackets & between these is where the brass fire insert with stylised floral repousse details (image 12 & 13) & although not shown has a flat purple veined marble surround & sits between the 2 settee's beside the lower panelling & the overmantle (last 5 images) sits upon that with it's top cornice with dental mouldings (3rd from last image).
The pair of settee's with stunning carved stylised floral details to the sides have a very intelligent movement because they actually pivot from where one can see them in image 1 to around the fireplace facing opposite each other making it very cosy. There are 2 door surrounds with the same details as the fireplace suite.
NOT SHOWN :- There is also a complete set of bay window seating which is quite plain no carving & no backs just the sitting pieces which originally had a very beautiful Arts & Crafts fabric upon although still there it sadly now very worn & would have to be replaced & the whole set re-upholstered.
Basically there is a lot to this Interior & fireplace suite with a complete bay window seating set too & is quite difficult to explain in writing but if you are starting an interior refurbish of a property or building a new one then this would be stunning.
If you are interested then please call me on 07966 371676 where I can explain it in more detail & answer any questions you may have.
Circa 1903.
£POA.
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FP 10
A monumental pure Arts & Crafts copper fire hood probably by CFA Voysey or MH Ballie Scott.
Circa 1890.
Under Research.

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FP 11
M.H.Ballie Scott. A rare hand forged iron dog grate with wonderful scroll details to the top & to the front.
The grate measures 12" across at the very back, 10" along each side & 18" at the front where the grate starts, the fire dogs are 37" apart at the furthest toes & protrude 11" from the front of the grate to the front toe of the dogs, the overall depth from the front toe to the very back is 21".
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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FP 12
A very rare & wonderful cast iron fireplace in the style of CFA Voysey with two cat's watching a mouse.
Circa 1900.
£1295.
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FP 13
A fantastic Arts & Crafts oak fire surround by Liberty & Co with flaring cornice & arched support with open shelf, a central mirror with shelf flanked by 2 cupboards with green glass & Bulls eye glass & the doors with iron ring pull handles. Four compartmented arched display areas with tapering legs & brass moulding to the fire opening. Original enamel label to the back.
Height 90 1/2", Width of cornice 70 3/4", Depth of cornice 10 3/4", fire opening opening 39" x 34".
Circa 1890.
£2995.
An almost identicle version is illustrated in the Pictorial Dictionary of British 19th Century Furniture Design on page 372 shown in the last image.

NOTE. The measurements of the opening are normally standard sizes & if one required a shorter or less wider opening then we would add an 'oak infill to the opening to make the perfect size with perfect matching oak, this is exactly how they were fitted originally because inserts were often different sizes.
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FP 14
An Arts & Crafts oak fire surround with step back flaring cornice & egg & dart mouldings central mirror with shelf flanked by 2 cupboards with stylised stain glass with circular details beside stylised floral carved tulip details with central long shelf with arched details to each side & square upright columns.
Height 76 1/2", Width of cornice 67", Depth of cornice 11", fire opening 36 1/4" x 36 1/2". Circa 1895.
£2500.

NOTE. The measurements of the opening are normaly standard sizes & if one required a shorter or less wider opening then we would add an 'oak infill to the opening to make the perfect size with perfect matching oak, this is exactly how they were fitted originally because inserts were often different sizes.
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FP 15
An Arts & Crafts oak fire surround by Shapland & Petter with flaring step back cornice & 5 stylised Heart shaped carvings to the top flanked by tapering columns with large open & central circular detail with small square supports & lower shaped shelf with twin fluted arched brackets to each side & conforming twin fluted legs.
Height 78", Width of cornice 65 3/4", Depth of cornice 9 3/4", fire opening 37 1/2" x 37 1/2". Circa 1895.
£2295.

NOTE. The measurements of the opening are normally standard sizes & if one required a shorter or less wider opening then we would add an 'oak infill to the opening to make the perfect size with perfect matching oak, this is exactly how they were fitted originally because inserts were often different sizes.
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FP 16
An Arts & Crafts oak fire surround with flaring cornice & 3 central shaped supports flanked by stylised floral carvings to the tops of the square tapering columns with central mirror & curved shelf with single shaped support below.
Height 78 1/2", Width of cornice 68 1/2", Depth of cornice 11", fire opening 36 1/4" x 36 1/2". Circa 1895.
£1495.

NOTE. The measurements of the opening are normally standard sizes & if one required a shorter or less wider opening then we would add an 'oak infill to the opening to make the perfect size with perfect matching oak, this is exactly how they were fitted originally because inserts were often different sizes.
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FP 17
Two Oak Arts & Crafts fire surround's with shaped cornice that steps in at the top & an upper shelf with 6 shaped supports below it. This has now been re finished in a warm medium oak finish.
Height 5', Full width of mantle 55 1/2", Depth at the end's of the mantle 5 1/2", Width of the shelf below the mantle 44", Depth of the shelf below the mantle 4 1/2", Opening Height 38", Opening Width 37", Width at the feet 50 1/4". Circa 1900.
£995.
ONE of these have been painted white these are priced at £695.
The measurements of the opening are standard sizes & if one required a shorter or less wider opening then we would add an 'oak infill to the opening to make the perfect size with perfect matching oak, this is exactly how they were fitted originally because inserts were often slightly different sizes.
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FP 18
A superb Arts & Crafts copper fire insert with wonderful hand formed hood & hooks for holding fire utensils, rivetted details & line detail with squares in each corner .
Width 43 1/2" (Width from roundels to roundels is 41 1/4" so the opening of a surround must be at least 41 1/4" to allow this to work), Height 37 1/2" (36" to top of roundels), Opening Width 18", Opening Height 22 1/2". Circa 1900.
Reduced £950.
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FP 19
A stunning Arts & Crafts fireplace with dome topped stepped mantle & stylised Peacock detail to centre & subtle shaped sides with further stylised details. A truley wonderful hybrid design probably by Mary Seton Watts of Compton.
Height approx' 4', Width 3'. Circa 1895.
£SOLD.
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FP 20
An Anglo-Japanese cast iron fireplace with curved sides & honesty motif with rose detail to the centre.
Height 40 1/4", Width 42", Internal Height 24", Internal Width 18". Circa 1875.
£995.
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FP 21
Thomas Jeckyll (attributed), a pair of cast iron fireplace inserts, with a peacock displayed on a bracket with a bearded classical bust, on a Japanese basket weave ground. See Soros, Susan & Arbuthnott, Catherine ‘Thomas Jeckyll: Architect & Designer 1827-1881’, p. 94
Circa 1875.
Height 36" 91.5cm , Width 17" 43cm.
£POA.
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FP 22
Thomas Jeckyll. Made by Barnard Bishop & Barnard of Norwich.
£POA.
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FP 23
Thomas Jeckyll. Made by Barnard Bishop & Barnard of Norwich.
Height 36", Width 18 1/2", Height of opening 23 1/2", Width of opening 12".
£995.
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FP 24
An Anglo-Japanese cast iron fire insert designed by Thomas Jeckyll & made by Barnard Bishop & Barnard of Norwich.
Height 36", Width 18", Height of opening 24 1/2", Width of opening 15". Circa 1880's.
£995.
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FP 25
An Anglo-Japanese cast iron fire insert designed by Thomas Jeckyll & made by Barnard Bishop & Barnard of Norwich.
Height 36", Width 18", Height of opening 24 1/2", Width of opening 15". Circa 1880's.
£995.
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FP 26
An Aesthetic Movement cast iron fireplace with peacock feathers to the centre & two love birds just below flanked by Sunflowers & made by Thomas Elsley .

Height 58", Width at the top 30", Width of main body 24". Circa 1875.
£POA.
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FP 27
A rare Arts & Crafts cast iron fireplace attributed to CFA Voysey with simple heart detail to the top & subtle shaped mantel.
Height 40 1/2", Width at the top 28 1/2", Width of main body 20 1/2". Circa 1900.
£POA.
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FP 28
An Arts & Crafts cast iron fireplace with stylised floral details.
Height 58", Width at the top 30", Width of main body 24". Internal Height 30 1/2", Internal Width 16". Circa 1900.
£1195.
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FP 29
An Arts & Crafts cast iron fireplace with matching cast iron overmantal with arched top & central bevelled mirror & stylised floral & Heart shaped details throughout.
Height 65", Width at the top 33 1/2". Circa 1900.
£1295.
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FP 30
A good quality Arts & Crafts log basket with a copper canopy with stylised floral details to the centre in the style of Ballie Scott.
£1500.
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FP 31
A large Arts & Crafts copper insert with stylised Lion in a shield within a stylised floral boarder with 3 Ruskin jewels below inset to the lip of the hood & flanked by 6 stylised roses with two further rosettes to each leg & thorn details to the base of the legs.
Height 48", Width 50" the opening Width is 33" 41 1/4" to allow this to work), Height 37 1/2" (36" to top of roundels), Opening Width 36 12".
£1295.
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FP 32
A stunning Arts & Crafts/Art Nouveau cast iron fireplace with beautiful stylised floral details.
Height 50", Width at the top 36".
£1295.
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FP 33
A good quality late Victorian or early Edwardian fireplace.
£395.
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FP 34
A very interesting late Victorian or early Edwardian fireplace with stylised dragons & stylised floral details. It needs a grate & a firestone for the back
£395.
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FP 35 - A Arts & Crafts/Art Nouveau cast iron fireplace with stylised floral details.
Height 42", Width at the top 42".
£1295.
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FP 36
A late Victorian fire with stylised floral detail to the top.
Height 30", Width 13".
£295.
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FP 37
An Arts & Crafts fireplace with stylised floral details.
Height 38", Width 30".
£295.
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FP 38
A good Arts & Crafts fireplace with stylised floral details.
Height 38", Width of body 28".
£795.
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FP 39
A late Victorian cast iron fireplace with stylised floral details.
Height 38", Width of body 29".
£395.
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FP 40
A good Arts & Crafts fireplace with stylised floral details.
Height 38".
£595.
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FP 41
A good Arts & Crafts fireplace with stylised floral details in the style of Ballie Scott.
Height 51", Width of body 31".
£995.
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FP 42
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fireplace with stylised floral details.
Height 36", Width of body 28".
£495.
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FP 43
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fireplace with stylised floral details.
Height 39", Width of body 29".
£495.
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FP 44
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fireplace with stylised bluebell details.
Height 40", Width of body 30".
£495.
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FP 45
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fireplace with stylised bluebell details, painted version of above.
Height 40", Width of body 30".
£350.
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FP 46
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fireplace of simple form.
Height 52", Width of mantle 43 1/2", Internal Height 33" Internal Width 24".
£295.
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FP 47
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fire insert with painted scenes to the tiled sides.
Height 38", Width 36".
£1295.
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FP 48
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fire insert with tiled sides, this would need replacement tiles as one side some have been damaged.
Height 36", Width 32".
£275.
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FP 49
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fire insert with plain tiled sides, these could easily be replaced with something more decorative.
Height 36", Width 30".
£450.
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FP 50
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fire insert with brick style tiled sides, these could easily be replaced with something more decorative.
Height 36", Width 30".
£450.
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FP 51
A late Victorian or early Edwardian fire insert with in need of tiles for the sides.
Height 36", Width 30".
£350.
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FP 53
An important set of 21 Arts & Crafts solid Scottish Pine doors from a very large Arts & Crafts house consisting of four superb 8' tall garage or/workshop doors with incrediable stylised iron hinges & handles with wonderful stain glass panels & what's very unusual is the stylised Glasgow Roses to the centres have a rose on both sides yet the floral stain glass panels which sit each side of it are just single panes. The quality of these doors are exceptional & some are rather thicker than usual doors, there are 17 similar standard size internal & external doors, these 17 do not have stain glass panels but many have a single upper central glass pane, as shown in the images below.
Circa 1890.
£ON HOLD.
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FP 54
With above.
£POA.
Circa 1890.
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FP 56
An incrediable Arts & Crafts iron staircase with stylised swirling floral details to the tread fronts & hand formed stylised floral details to the hand rails, an incrediable work of art that would look sensational polished or painted. There is approx the same amount of staircase which is not shown & could probably make it to 2 floors.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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FP 57
A pair of curved oak alter kneelers could be used for a number of things with an inventive imagination.
Circa 1890.
£995.
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FP 58
A good Glasgow School fire insert.
Height 38" Width 38". Circa 1905.
£SOLD.
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FP 59
An Anglo-Japanese cast iron overmantle designed by Thomas Jeckyll.
Made by Barnard Bishop & Barnard.
Almost identicle to one made specially made for Stephan Lycett Green for their Yorkshire home exhibited by The Fine Art Society in 1972 'The Aesthetic Movement & The Cult of Japan' also illustrated in The Decorative Arts Society 1850 to Present. Journal 25 2001, page 41.
Height 40", Width 52", Depth 6". Circa 1870's.
£SOLD.
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FP 60
A very good quality 1/4 sawn Oak Arts & Crafts fire surrounds with central beveled mirrors above shaped shelf with 3 decorative supports below.
Width 55", Height 74", internal Height 37", internal Width 37". Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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FP 61
A fantastic Arts & Crafts Glasgow Style cast iron fireplace with stepped mantle & stylised floral details to centre, sides of hood & the centre of the hood with heart motifs to the top sides.
Height 57", Width of mantle 50 1/4", Depth 7", Opening Height 22", Opening Width 16". Circa 1875.
£SOLD.
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FP 62
a brass fireplace insert
Height 30" Width 21". circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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FP 63
AN Art Nouveau cast iron stove with 'hot top' for a kettle, decorative faces to the four top sides entwined in stylised floral details which continues throughout & a further face to the upper front just above the stoking door with a outstretched figure to each side picking fruit on stylised outswept feet, cleaned & polished ready to install.
Circa 1905.
£SOLD.
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