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Pearlised white vintage pull handles with chrome feet. Some loss of chrome on the feet. Approximately 7in long (17.8cm) and 1.5in (3.8cm) tall, the chrome feet are 1.5in (3.2cm) in diam...

A pair of original vintage mid century door handles. Caramel coloured lucite bar handles with a shiny chrome bar and circular chrome feet. Approx. 7in (17.8cm) long, 1....

A pair of original vintage mid century door handles. Black bar handles with a circular profile and shiny, circular chrome feet. Approx. 6in (15cm) long, 1.5in (4cm) tal...

Good sized leaded glass panel from a large church in Kilmarnock, and one of several we currently have (see next item on the site). These all have various religious texts about lambs and stuff. I'm not...

Originally part of a large window (there would have been 3 or 4 on top of each other making a taller window), rather nice panel featuring flowers etc. Its actually shown on its side, the border with t...

Well you couldn't fit much more decoration onto this one, birds, Grecian type heads, foliage and all sorts of ribbing etc, a truly impressive piece, more a work of art than a fireplace. and probably f...

Having thought I'd seen every type of radiator made in this country, we've bought 2 batches of types I've never seen before within a month. alas there are only 2 of these beauties, but I've never seen...

Well, officially not pure white but white with grey veining. Nice condition fire from the south side of Edinburgh dating to the 1880's.The sizes below are for the outside measurements of the surround ...

From a recent foray to the Borders, 2 lovely round troughs, the larger of which is phenomenally heavy, thats the ones with the lovely crystal veins running through it, making the ridges you can see.

I really really like these and have hung onto them for years trying to think of how I could use them, but I can't and so I'm going to put them out for sale. They look like 1960's Scandinavian lights, ...

One of a couple of small fires we've recently restored which would look great as decorative features as they're so pretty. This one really just needs to be screwed to a wall (unless you did want to u...

Quite a large combination fire which came from an 1860's church recently with a very attractive dragons head on the canopy. 16 inch opening...

Big oak unit with what looks like a mahogany or teak top from an old school lab. Its big, at 120 inches long, or ten feet and has drawers down the front, the middle ones of which are dummies as there ...

This was actually my grand mothers, who was a sculptor and professional flower arranger back in the '30's-'50's and she used to pick these things up for her work, usually in the markets around Pettyco...

Now these are really lovely. 3 sets of plan chests measuring 48 inches wide by 36 high (minus top ) and 39 deep, plus another unit with drawers etc which is longer at 63 inches wide (and alas has a dr...

We've just finished a rather rushed job in a school on the east side of the city where, amongst other things we retrieved these 3 cupboards in fetching primary school colours. The red one has a 'blind...

The largest, chunkiest and heaviest cast iron newel posts I've ever seen. We have 3 of them, and alas the other 3 had to be left in the building when it came down. 48 3/4 inches tall and a huge 7 inch...

This fire really is a beauty. It came from Edinburgh and has larger than standard tiles in a lovely duck egg blue colour background. A brass trim to reflect the firelight and a very delicate casting w...

A right chunky little thing this. Battered, dented, without even the fussiness of handles, this sturdy fellow must hark back to the days of Glasgows interwar industrial glory days. Measures 30 3/4 inc...

At just over 70 inches tall, almost 6 feet, these have to be the tallest octagonal pots made. They came from a house in Dunoon and are more like columns than chimneys!...

We very rarely get original garden benches in, and then we get offered these! Enough to make up 7 from a bowling club on the east coast (one bench is to be cannibalised to repair 2 others, so 5 are go...

I've grown to hate this fire, which is quite unfair really as everyone else seems to love it. It was thickly painted white and as I couldn't get the tiles out I've had to strip the whole thing by hand...

For years I've hidden this away, hoping to use it somewhere, but I haven't yet and now it seems that I never shall, so better to sell it to someone who will appreciate it rather than wait for it to ge...

From a boardroom I'd guess, though it came from a building associated with linen, so it may have been used for laying out cloth? but then why the leather? probably a boardroom. Oak with a pine undersi...

One of my favourite tiled inserts with a slightly gothic canopy and with its original tiles which have a rather chinese feel to them. Shown with a pine surround we are still to restore (patch the dama...