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....

Good, typical combination fire from about 1910, very flat in its design and with a 13 1/2 inch grate....

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....

We bought this on a recent trip to Inverness and I think its one of the nicest inserts we've ever had, and so unusual.Its large ( sizes to follow ) and as well as the brass, it has these amazing tiles...

Good simple pine surround which has been varnished by a previous owner, shown with a reproduction insert, not something we generally bother with, but this one had such attractive tiles......

Every year I pick a lame duck of a fire to be sent off to be repaired. It feels like an annual treat to restore a fire that isn't really economically worth while, but makes me feel good. This fire wa...

Decent pine surround which we've put with a Georgian insert, though they can of course be sold separately. They both came from Edinburgh, the insert from a flat up Bruntsfield way....

Just finished restoring this one, more of a bedroom size, having a 14 inch opening, but nice original tiles and a pretty casting. Dating to about 1890....

Good big marble fire surround from the centre of Glasgow and dating to the 1870's. A little bit of extra detail in that it has inner legs capped by small mouldings which hold up the facia. It has a co...

Last summer I posted a pic of some great ammonites we found on our holidays down in Dorset, and carrying on with the theme, here's an ammonite-y tiled insert we've just bought. Quite an unusual beast....

This set up shows a fire that is a bit cheaper than some of our others, as the surround, which is pine, has been stained, so it has to remain like this or be painted, and the insert is a reproduction ...

This surround is lucky to still be about. From a cottage that was being demolished outside Falkirk, half the building had been pushed over and we could see this half buried by rubble. It was too dange...

Very pretty this one. Its a small pine surround, still waiting to be stripped, with a little tiled insert (13.5 inch opening) with some of the loveliest tiles I've seen, pansies in an art nouveau styl...

There's a pic of this earlier on the website (ref 2334 ) prior to its removal, but we've finally got round to setting it up at work which was a bit of a job as the shelf is so heavy (its 2.5 inches th...

This came from Edinburgh and looks like pitch pine but doesn't have the weight so may be cedar? Anyway, its a good looking fire, nice and clean with only a bit of damage at the bottom by the feet wher...

All the way from bonny Fife, one of a pair of little combination fires we recently bought. 12 inch opening....

This came from the old Partick Baptist church just off Byers rd, a beautiful slightly Grecian building dating to the 1860's ( I think) but which sadly has serious structural issues, though the bulk of...

Indeed, those who have been to our yard will know that we have an awful lot of fires waiting to be restored, and we simply cannot catalogue them all, but here's a few nice ones. We don't mind if peopl...

Well this one was a right chunk to carry down 2 flights of stairs. We've only ever had one other fire of this dimension without tiles and this one came from a large building in the city centre dating ...

The sort of fire you'd expect to see in a grand west end property-shown just after it arrived, not cleaned up in any way, or even measured. We just had to quickly get it inside before the rain started...

No sizes yet, but just a quick pic of a rather grand fire we bought last week....

I think this is cedar as its a very dark wood that looks pinky when sanded, goes black when dipped is is very light when being carried. From an 1880's cottage just north of Glasgow and in a slightly a...