Nice little surround with a fair amount of detail, shown with a bedroom square insert that seems to fit it nicely....

Rather more delicate looking bedroom combination fireplace with a nice detail to the edge of the shelf, dating to around 1880. 14 inch opening. It seems to me that these slightly squarer combinations ...

Nice little bedroom fireplace from around about 1900 with a 12 inch opening....

A typical and attractive pine surround with a rather decorative arched insert, the sort of thing that we generally always have in stock (though not always quite restored yet) We try to always have a g...

Rather unusual this one, its the sort of style you see in very grand hallways, where indeed this one came from (in Dundee). Its very grand and very black and would look terrific with a wood burner or ...

One of 2 matching fires we recently bought in Edinburgh from a flat dating to the 1880's. 14 1/2 inch opening. This one has now been sold but its matching partner is about to get restore...

Rather an unusual little insert this one, in that it has a peaked top to the arch as opposed to a smooth curve, and I think its really rather old, it certainly came from a very old building down near ...

Quite small (though it was in a large room) fire surround that looks almost Georgian style wise, with the long facia with corbels below it rather than below the actual shelf. The house it came from wa...

Nice simple pine surround of the sort that can be found in houses and flats from the beginning to the end of the C19th, The inside legs of the surround are deeper than the outside legs on this one, wh...

One of a pair of fires we recently bought which apparently came from the islands and had obviously spent a winter outside. Great things though and a good height and decent opening (16 in) Dating, I wo...

Dating to the turn of the century, a tall wooden fire surround with overmantel mirror and small glazed cupboards either side, the sort of fire we sometimes see in the grand flats around Novar drive in...

We've just finished restoring this fire that came from a late Victorian tenement in Morningside, Edinburgh. 16 inch opening ...

We've had a couple of these tiled inserts over the years, generally from Edinburgh's New Town. This one is fresh in and we haven't had a chance to restore it yet (mend the crack shown in the last pic ...

Nice big simple pine surround from a big detached house in Helensburgh dating to the 1880's, shown with an insert that appears elsewhere on the site from the same period....

There's a lot going on with this one. From a grand 1870's house in Edinburgh, from the drawing room where it sat in a carved marble surround (which was kept- having a stove installed instead). ...

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...

Nice clean marble fire surround from the Dowanhill area of Glasgow. It has a badly filled in chip on the front of the shelf which you can see in the pic, but I'm sure someone can re do this to a much ...

Freshly back from its jaunt to the blacksmith and shotblasters, a pretty little combination fire dating to the 1880's. With these fires, if you want to use them with a living flame gas fire, yo...

This may be Victorian, but its definitely more of an Edwardian style. Made of a wood called Deal or American walnut which doesn't strip well, so we're leaving it painted. Decent size for a living room...

This poor old fire languished in the back room being overlooked for years, painted purple and with about 1/3 of its tiles smashed. So I thought I'd do it up. It only really needed to be shot blasted a...

Good sized oak surround in clean condition, from job we did in Leith walk in Edinburgh recently....

Nice tiled insert with a 16 inch opening which is your standard living room size. The insert can of course be extended to fit a larger aperture by attaching a new steel plate to the front and re blast...

Good sized white marble fire surround no longer painted pink, which if it could speak, it would be truly grateful for. It has a few surface scratches which I've tried to show on one of the clos...

In very good condition, not burnt out at all which is unusual for something thats a couple of hundred years old. Typical Georgian foliate motifs and balloon back....

Very attractive tiled insert, and quite an early one, dating to about 1870. We've never seen this pattern of casting before, really very gothic. It came from a flat above a shop in Wishaw....