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Large George III wrought iron fire grate
£14,500Large George III wrought iron fire grate
the standards formed of elegant urn-topped pierced obelisks standing on a group of Tuscan columns, united by pierced and engraved shaped apron, of unusually large size. Blacking or polishing can be arranged, if deemed necessary.£14,500 -
Fine nineteenth century brass and iron firegrate,
£7,500Fine nineteenth century brass and iron firegrate,
the serpentine railed basket flanked by double column supports, each with urn finial, the elegant engraved and fret-cut serpentine apron set between grouped columnar standards. Restored, brass can be repolished if required.£7,500 -
George II iron and steel fire grate,
£6,250George II iron and steel fire grate,
the swept and scrolled sides joined by straight wrought bars, with fine fretwork apron on baluster standards. Restoration/refinishing included if deemed necessary - please enquire.£6,250 -
Eighteenth century steel and iron firegrate
£6,000Eighteenth century steel and iron firegrate
the serpentine railed basket with tapered teeth above pierced apron with bands of beading to the top and bottom, the standards turned and tapered to the top, engraved, tapered and chamfered to the base.£6,000 -
George III fire grate
£5,750George III fire grate
with urn finials and serpentine railed basket, the fretwork apron with bands of Vitruvian scrollwork, the tapered standards with ball feet, c.1780.£5,750 -
A Baronial Arts and Crafts brass, cast and wrought-iron firegrate
£5,650A Baronial Arts and Crafts brass, cast and wrought-iron firegrate
the bowed, railed basket with scrolled crestings to the top-bar, urn surmounts and a large rectangular back-plate with strapwork panels, the brass apron with repeating repousse ovals continuing to the outswept supporting standards linked by coved wrought panels pierced with scroll-work, the knopped baluster standards ornamented with opposed surmounts, each cast as a lion sejant supporting a cartouche,£5,650 -
Charming George III wrought iron fire basket
£4,500Charming George III wrought iron fire basket
hand-forged and pinned throughout, with ball finials and scrolled front legs.£4,500 -
A good George III cast iron and steel register grate
£4,350A good George III cast iron and steel register grate
the polished facade above the railed basket with ball surmounts and a pierced fret apron, the rare key-operated damper-plate adjusting mechanism still in situ,£4,350 -
A substantial late Victorian cast and wrought iron, steel and brass Country House dog grate
£3,450A substantial late Victorian cast and wrought iron, steel and brass Country House dog grate
the arched backplate with applied border and central boss above the railed basket with knopped middle rail and urn finials, all raised on baluster standards and in-scrolled supports - and adjustable wheels on the backplate,£3,450 -
Victorian cast iron and brass fire grate,
£3,250Victorian cast iron and brass fire grate,
with female mask to the back-plate, the basket framed with brass foliage and surmounted by urn finials.£3,250 -
Antique English wrought iron firegrate,
£2,800Antique English wrought iron firegrate,
the shaped rail basket centred by knopped finial, all raised on baluster feet.£2,800 -
Early nineteenth century cast iron coal grate
£2,750Early nineteenth century cast iron coal grate
the shaped back-plate centred by anthemion, the reeded and railed basket with finials to either side and raised on ball and claw feet, all on plinth base.£2,750 -
English brass and steel fire basket
£2,650 -
Early twentieth century iron and bronze firegrate,
£2,500Early twentieth century iron and bronze firegrate,
the standards composed of hunting whips, horse shoes and fox-head mounts.£2,500 -
Nineteenth century cast iron coal grate
£2,500Nineteenth century cast iron coal grate
the handles formed as scrolled serpents, the urn grate with swagged pelmets flanking oval paterae, on plinth base.£2,500 -
Small Art Nouveau cast iron fire basket
£2,200 -
Victorian brass, iron and steel firegrate,
£2,200Victorian brass, iron and steel firegrate,
with polished steel fret-cut apron, scrolled standards and bold urn finials. Restored.£2,200 -
A Victorian gothic cast iron firegrate
£2,150A Victorian gothic cast iron firegrate
the andirons with swan-neck standards and disc surmounts each with naturalistic twigs forming the rim and pierced with a quatre-foil, each firedog with bi-furcated supports with crocketed ornament, the fire basket slung between the billet bars, the facade of canted bars with spike finials to the top rail,£2,150 -
An early George III cast iron hob grate
£1,950An early George III cast iron hob grate
the rectangular backplate above the bowed railed basket with a pierced steel apron, the panelled hob-fronts with guilloche borders cast in relief with pineapples,£1,950 -
A William IV cast iron hob grate
£1,850A William IV cast iron hob grate
the rectangular backplate above the bowed railed basket with a reeded apron, the hob-fronts cast in relief with a crown-topped wreath centred with the regal monogram "IV WR", and bearing the "broad arrow" mark between "B.O." for "Board of Ordnance" - the mark of the Royal Ordnance,£1,850 -
A nicely cast late George III cast iron hob grate
£1,750A nicely cast late George III cast iron hob grate
the backplate with foliate crestings above the bowed railed basket with an apron cast with fruiting vines, the hob-fronts modelled as pilasters with guilloche wreaths, the cheeks with lambrequin bordered panels,£1,750 -
A George III cast iron hob grate
£1,735A George III cast iron hob grate
the later rectangular backplate above the hob-plates with moulded edges, the duck's-nest basket with bowed rails (later re-seated), the hob-fronts cast in relief with delicate neo-classical motifs, baskets of flowers, bell-flower pendants and scrolls,£1,735 -
A pair of large English andirons
£1,720A pair of large English andirons
each with a tall, faceted standard embellished with incised hatching to the surface, spit hooks, applied ornament and scrollwork brackets and topped with a knopped finial, the square section billet-bars evidently bearing signs of centuries of use,£1,720 -
A George III cast iron hob grate
£1,635A George III cast iron hob grate
the rectangular backplate - shaped and worn from much use above the hob-plates with moulded edges, the duck's-nest basket with bowed rails (later re-seated), the hob-fronts cast in relief with delicate neo-classical motifs, baskets of flowers, bell-flower pendants and scrolls,£1,635 -
An English wrought-iron and brass fire grate,
£1,600An English wrought-iron and brass fire grate,
the four bar grate with cupid's bow top rail supported on flat bar up-stands tapering to gadrooned turban type brass finials, spear heads in silhouette to the rear, all raised on plain bar legs, everted to the front and inverted at the rear, fitted with a new 2" fire brick,£1,600 -
Early twentieth century cast iron and brass fire basket
£1,450Early twentieth century cast iron and brass fire basket
the torchere supports flanking bars shaped as archers' bows. English.£1,450 -
A George III style engraved steel and cast iron fire basket,
£1,425A George III style engraved steel and cast iron fire basket,
the rectangular back-plate above the railed basket with serpentine bars urn finial surmounts and a pierced apron, raised on outswept baluster supports,£1,425 -
A late nineteenth century wrought and cast-iron fire grate,
£1,250A late nineteenth century wrought and cast-iron fire grate,
the wrought three bar basket with urn finials, the cast back-plate with raised fanlight design a later association- with holes for previous fixings- but of similar period,£1,250 -
An old English wrought iron kitchen inglenook fire-basket,
£1,200An old English wrought iron kitchen inglenook fire-basket,
the railed basket-front with an articulated drop-front trivet bar, secured with a retaining hook, the right cheek incorporating a cogged spit-turning mechanism (operational),£1,200 -
A Victorian cast iron tiled “Parson’s grate”,
£1,180A Victorian cast iron tiled “Parson’s grate”,
the facade cast with diapered cross-hatchings in relief, interspersed with various polyform "mon", each incorporating geometric flowerheads, the reeded border framing the rectangular aperture above the reeded rails and flanked with a pair of tiled reflector plates (no firebrick salvaged as is usual with Jeckyll stoves),£1,180 -
An Arts and Crafts wrought iron fire basket
£1,175An Arts and Crafts wrought iron fire basket
the small backplate with heart shaped finials above the shaped railed basket integrating standards with knopped surmounts,£1,175 -
A small Regency gothick cast iron hob grate
£1,150A small Regency gothick cast iron hob grate
the rectangular backplate, probably later, cast with repeating foliate loops above the railed basket flanked by hob-fronts cast with lancet-arched recesses, the apron pierced with quatrefoils above the aperture cast as a Tudor arch,£1,150 -
A late Victorian cast iron firegrate
£925A late Victorian cast iron firegrate
the arched backplate centred with a sunflower boss, the railed basket with knopped central bar and topped with ball finials, raised on baluster supports,£925 -
A small French cast iron free-standing hob grate
£875A small French cast iron free-standing hob grate
the tall pierced backplate cast with Baroque ornament and a pair of seated figures supporting a vase and bearing the founder's stamp, above the bowed railed basket, flanked by caryatid putti and raised on shaped supports,£875 -
An Arts and Crafts cast and wrought iron fire grate
£835An Arts and Crafts cast and wrought iron fire grate
the railed basket raised on outset standards, the tops outswept - each as a lateral scroll to provide decorative fire-hooks, raised on in-scrolled supports,£835 -
An early Victorian brass and polished steel fireplace fender,
£795An early Victorian brass and polished steel fireplace fender,
the square sided fender with a moulded band of ornament, raised on lion's paw feet and with fire-hook standards to each end,£795 -
An English wrought-iron fire grate,
£700An English wrought-iron fire grate,
the three bar basket raised on scroll-topped up-stands, with a replacement steel back plate and wrought-steel grille,£700 -
A Victorian cast iron “Parson’s grate”,
£675A Victorian cast iron “Parson’s grate”,
the facade cast with diapered cross-hatchings in relief, interspersed with various polyform "mon", each incorporating Japanese inspired naturalistic plant forms and blossoming boughs, the reeded border framing the rectangular aperture with pierced fretwork to the corners above the wavy reeded rails (no firebrick salvaged as is usual with Jeckyll stoves),£675 -
An English decorative wrought iron fire grate
£660An English decorative wrought iron fire grate
the circular backplate fronted by the elliptic basket with swan-neck finials and held aloft on a conjoined support with C-scroll ornament and splaying to out-stretched feet,£660 -
A late George III cast iron hob grate,
£440A late George III cast iron hob grate,
the rectangular reeded backplate and railed basket flanked by narrow hobs, the hob fronts and apron cast in relief with raised foliate ornament,£440 -
A ‘Dutch’ style cast-iron fireback,
£425A ‘Dutch’ style cast-iron fireback,
the rectangular plate with an ornate pointed top, cast in relief with a mounted cavalier gentleman doffing his hat to a turbaned donor of bagged coinage,£425 -
A Country House steel log fork,
£385 -
A late George III cast iron hob grate,
£325A late George III cast iron hob grate,
the railed basket flanked by narrow hobs, the hob fronts and apron cast in relief with acanthine strapwork ornament,£325 -
A late Victorian brass fireplace fender,
£275
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The Verve Review was a purposefully luxurious. It ran from 1937 to 1960, but with only 38 editions available, due to the high degree of design and editorial work dedicated to each issue. Each edition contained unique lithographic prints, commissioned by the editor, and each cover a double-page lithograph elaborated by one of the artists contained within. It was the brainchild of its editor Stratis Eleftheriades, a Greek National who moved to Paris in the early thirties to take part in the growing Modernist movement, writing under the name of Teriade.£600