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Not something we see often at all and there must be 130 feet or so of these. They have been removed from their store copings and comprise tall spear shaped spindles with shorter versions either side. ...

Nice pair of gates recently removed from a church dating to around 1900. Good condition and measuring 74 inches wide by 61 high. Lots of good detailing, especially the curly bits which splay outwards ...

Viewed before the lockdown, picked up last week, these look like sandstone flags, certainly some kind of sedimentary rock judging by the way they cleave into layers. Mellow honey colour, they may be s...

I always thought these were on the website, but now they don't seem to be. Anyway, we had about 30 once but are now down to the last 3. Rather unusual pots with an element of mystery about them. They ...

Not especially old, but useful, nice looking and easy to re use. I'm always a sucker for the loop style of railings, more flexible than cast for things to lean against (cast iron is very brittle which...

Good pair of gates we've just got in. I don't usually go for ones with wrought iron, being more of a cast iron fella but there simply aren't many gates about and these are a good age and in a very hea...

Yes, cast iron, not wrought or steel, proper original Victorian gates, and they are in remarkably good condition with just one of the spikes having been knocked off (see pic). Each gate measures 50 in...

Just the one of these, but a nice old hopper with no splits and both its lugs still in place. We used to sell quite a few of these to be used as flower boxes to be fixed to the wall....

Simple but sturdy double gates which, for once we managed to buy with their original gateposts and even (though a bit bent) their catches. Each gate is 52 inches wide and 61 tall. Gateposts now...