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...

Usually these Victorian slate fires have been overpainted at some time in their lives, so its quite unusual to find one still with its original marbled finish. ...

Fresh in, having spent some years resting in a garage in Edinburghs west end. 18 inch opening, which is bit bigger than the norm, and a well cast and bold design on the metal work which, together with...

Really lovely dark grey marble fire from a job we did recently on Byers road, and its shown with the insert that originally came with it. Its got an unusually thin shelf and curious double facia but ...

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....

Handsome insert dating to the late Victorian period with a rather unusual canopy featuring a dragon. It looks as if its coming out of a sphere, and I dimly remember something about dragons and circles...

Been waiting patiently for a while for its chance to be restored this one. From a large council building near Falkirk which was the subject of a rush demolition job, so we had to drop everything to na...

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...

The sort of fire insert we only get once a year or so, and the type that has inspired so many inferior reproductions The pictures really don't do it justice, its just a very very nice insert.

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....

Good mahogany surround shown before we've done any cleaning up to it, from a house on Great western rd. For such a large piece, the opening sizes are fairly small. The inner surround comprises 3 piece...

Nice grand fire that we'd usually sell for quite a bit, but its a type of wood that doesn't strip well (American walnut?), something we can only find out once we've bought the thing and taken it off t...

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....

Very pretty combination fire we bought from a house near Stirling a while ago. It has a 17 3/4 inch opening so would take a decent fire and the thing is made from 2 separate cast halves bolted togethe...

There is a very poor pic of this earlier on the website, and this one is far from perfect, its so big I can't stand far enough back to take a photo..Some of the mouldings have become a little loose, b...

This fire has only travelled a couple of miles from us and dates to about 1910-20. We had to have a new metal shelf made for it and blast off a few layers of white paint but thats all that was needed....

This is how the tiny fire ( previous ref 2323 ) has turned out. As good as new, only better....