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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...

Decent sized marble fire shown here just before we removed it from a house in Lenzie. A touch more detail than some we see with its extra inner trim and mini capitols. The surface has dulled a bit ove...

Good chunky doors still with their original sliding bolts. they were used as internal doors and are yellow pine....

We have 3 of these at the moment ( but please call us first to check availability) from a church in the Borders. All quite large, being about 41 inches wide by 94 tall, to the tops. Only one side out ...

Here are a couple of small church tables of a sort we see fairly often. A nice edge to the top, a single drawer and a little bit of fancy-ness on the legs.The smaller one is 27.5 inches by 45.5 and th...

We have 10 of these (as of July 2019) which have been hauled out of their hiding place under the stage of a church in the Borders where they've been resting for many many years. Well made, pine with m...

This has just come out from a really lovely little church in the Scottish borders where we were working last week and I think this will have been there since the beginning.Its a very well made thing, ...

This is the first set of what should hopefully be a fair few sets of matching architraves with headers. This particular one should fit a door of 36 inches wide by any height (at the moment its only ab...

Large pine surround shown after we've stripped it but before its been sealed and waxed which came from a late Victorian house in Dumbarton, shown with a pretty tiled insert from Ardrossan (or was it S...

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...

Nice tiled insert with a larger than average opening size (18 inches). It came from a large commercial property in the heart of Dundee dating to about 1870.Close up the tiles have a lovely rippled eff...

Just got around to making one of these pews up which we bought last year from Gorebridge outside Edinburgh. This one has been sold but we have quite a few more and, I would guess we can make them up t...

Just a couple of these which must have been made in their millions but which have almost all vanished now, Its amazing how rarely we come across them. I guess they are from the 1920's and I presume th...

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...

We've recently bought 15 of these radiators, good chunky industrial looking things. Many years ago there would have been coverings over the feet, but with one exception these are all gone now and they...

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 ...

Nice sink measuring 25 inches across and 19 from front to back which comes with its original, highly ornate cast iron bracket. I should add that there is a small hairline crack in the back wall of the...

Great typical late Victorian set up here, a nice tiled insert with original (as always) art nouveau tiles and a pine surround with a double shelf from just outside Edinburgh. All lovely and clean and ...

Rather a lovely tiled insert this, with a large opening size of 18 inches. It came from a very grand house in Edinburgh dating to the 1860's. We actually sold it a while ago, cleaned it all up and sen...

We have a couple of pairs of these, they came from a school and were used as room dividers, so they're not strictly speaking pairs of doors, rather 2 identical doors which can be hinged to make them i...

The smallest fireplace we've ever had, and we bought it from another fireplace dealer who said it was the smallest fireplace he'd ever had too. Goodness knows what sort of surround would have fitted i...

Slightly unusual tiled insert in that it doesn't have 2 panels of 6 inch tiles either side of the fire, but a mosaic of little tiles. Nice brass finials too. It came from a tenement in the Brun...

One of the fancier patterned inserts we see, this one with a 17 inch opening which is quite large. It dates to around 1870 and this one came from Dundee. I'm not great at updating the site when items ...

So far we only have 2 of these (end May) but will hopefully get another half a dozen within the next month. They come from a school built in 1927 up north, but there's been a hitch in the demolition a...