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A late Victorian Arts and Crafts cast iron combination grate
in the manner of Thomas Jeckyll
the rectangular shelf above the facade cast with an arched panel of floral and foliate ornament including a bird and butterfly, above the aperture and railed basket,
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A lovely example of a “Combination Grate” – fire surround and insert all in one. The decoration is beautifully done – very much in the style of Thomas Jeckyll’s work for the Barnard Bishop and Barnards foundry of Norwich. Good to see the original components are all there too – damper plate and fireback and bars.
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