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A collection of Victorian cast iron coal-hole covers: 36No.”Opercula”
£3,850 the lot (36)A collection of Victorian cast iron coal-hole covers: 36No.”Opercula”
each circular disk cast in relief with geometric lines or circles, some pierced with ventilation holes, some bearing the maker's name including "Brooks, Phillips and Co of Paddington Green W.", "Hayward Bros." and "Matts"£3,850 the lot (36) -
A rare French enamelled steel tower-clock dial
£3,450A rare French enamelled steel tower-clock dial
the circular face with each integer, in a stylish font, applied to a coved plate set into a wrought frame,£3,450 -
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A French art deco wrought iron and steel hallstand
£2,850A French art deco wrought iron and steel hallstand
the railed hat-rack above a mirror - with original bevelled plate and flanked with scrolled hooks, the verde antica topped trapezoid console top on a tapered support, flanked by two conforming tapered umbrella stands with radial bars; wall mounted, the whole is ornamented with pressed and stamped back panels, striated wrought scroll-work and pierced cloud-form brackets,£2,850 -
A rare English double-ended wrought-iron andiron,
£2,650A rare English double-ended wrought-iron andiron,
the singular rectangular-section billet bar terminating with a spear standard to each end, each pointed finial pierced with an eye suspending a spit-ring, each stem with apotropaic markings and three pairs of scrolls, the bar pegged in order to attach the pair of arched supports,£2,650 -
A late Victorian wrought-iron hanging sign bracket,
£1,850A late Victorian wrought-iron hanging sign bracket,
the symmetrical crest with wrought 'C' and kick scrolls, foliate embellishment and corkscrew flourishes, the horizontal rail with scrolled terminus and long tail for securing through a brick or stone wall,£1,850 -
An English wrought-iron hanging sign bracket,
£1,700An English wrought-iron hanging sign bracket,
the parallel horizontal rails with repeated ovals within, kick scroll spandrels above and below, rusted with some foliate ornament rusted through and detached, mounting bars to the rear,£1,700 -
A pair of cast and wrought-iron lamp brackets
£1,600A pair of cast and wrought-iron lamp brackets
the arms in the form of geometric grilles, attached to 'I' shape fixing plates, diagonal supporting struts above,£1,600 -
An English forge-made steel balcony,
£1,425An English forge-made steel balcony,
the curved top rail supported on steel over-scrolling whips, the curvaceous verticals creating a serpentine curve,£1,425 -
A set of four Victorian cast iron hopper heads
£1,400 the fourA set of four Victorian cast iron hopper heads
the bodies of canted section with rope twist edges, two of the four pictured£1,400 the four -
An early Victorian copper and wrought iron weathervane
£1,185An early Victorian copper and wrought iron weathervane
the pennant vane (later) modelled in sheet steel, the indices mounted on a round-section standard set in a sandstone pedestal,£1,185 -
A large French polychrome-painted steel tower-clock face
£975A large French polychrome-painted steel tower-clock face
the sheet-steel face with rolled edges and centred with shaped hands mounted on a small spindle and mechanism, hand-painted with a roman numerals on a black dial,£975 -
An English copper,
£960An English copper,
the everted rim above the tapering vat with a rounded base, sheet and riveted construction,£960 -
A large French polychrome-painted steel tower-clock face
£925A large French polychrome-painted steel tower-clock face
the sheet-steel face with rolled edges and centred with shaped hands mounted on a small spindle and mechanism, hand-painted with a roman numerals on a black dial,£925 -
A Victorian parcel-gilt copper, steel and wrought iron cockerel weathervane
£895A Victorian parcel-gilt copper, steel and wrought iron cockerel weathervane
the vane modelled as a cockerel, the indices mounted on a round-section knopped standard and supported with scrollwork and leafy clasps,£895 -
An English Blacksmith’s iron quenching trough,
£875An English Blacksmith’s iron quenching trough,
the slightly tapered rectangular trough, with ring handles to each short end and raised on stile feet,£875 -
A large English riveted copper
£680A large English riveted copper
the rolled rim above the tapering vat with a flat base, sheet and riveted construction (two seams),£680 -
A pair of Victorian cast iron brackets
£500 the pairA pair of Victorian cast iron brackets
'T' shape brackets, of simple scroll and flowerhead design,£500 the pair -
A Victorian riveted copper
£345A Victorian riveted copper
the everted rim above the tapering vat with a flat base, sheet and riveted construction (single seam), verdi-gris weathering and dinks£345 -
An English heraldic bronze applique
£330 -
A pair of 4′ cast iron Collinge strap hinges,
£300 a pairA pair of 4′ cast iron Collinge strap hinges,
with surface mounted cups, 8no. right handed pairs available,£300 a pair -
A Victorian cast iron window header
£265A Victorian cast iron window header
modelled as a keystoned lintel centred with an armorial helm cast in relief,£265 -
A set of three cast iron 18″ Collinge strap hinges,
£250A set of three cast iron 18″ Collinge strap hinges,
with mortise mounted cups for masonry or brickwork,£250 -
An English steel crown finial
£160
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