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Good solid table from an old farm outbuilding in that hard-to-recreate old green colour. It has a metal covered upstaged on the back which is integral to the table. Its currently living outside...

Ideal for cladding a wall in a cafe etc, we have lots of these available from an old golf club house. See our 'door,shutters' section for more details....

Nice meaty set of scales from a butchers shop made from finest, cleanest chrome. The weight moves along the graded bar which gives the weight of the hanging body below. The main bit is 43 inche...

We have 4 of these from the old engine works in Springburn, each one about 6 ft tall with a hinged door and separate foot locker bit. I believe the idea was that damp clothing could air freely in this...

More robust than the actual sinks, which is how we end up having a few spare. They make lovely shelves with a bit of wood or marble on....

After many years, another spiral staircase. Lovely thing but quite small in its dimensions, so it wouldn't conform to modern building regs, but could be used where you didn't need them, for example, a...

We uncovered these in a mews cottage in Edinburghs New Town where no one had been since the mid '80's, and they'd been put there a long time before this we were told. Cast iron shelving believed to ha...

And still they come. Not unpacked the latest 2 trunks yet and I'm off for another, penultimate load of 150 more tomorrow. Some of these have actually been cleaned, but not yet waxed. I c...

I'm guessing these are from the turn of the last century, they came from a very large grand house in West Lothian. Manufactured by 'Archibald Young. Surgical instrument makers. Edinburgh'...

These came from a house up north where things had been hoarded for years and years, and in amongst the microwaves and rotting timbers we found some lovely things, including these, and there are half a...

Well its been over a year since we've had any of these beds from snooker tables, thats a year in which to forget how bloody heavy these things are, especially when you have 2 days in which to get them...

Well we all have our little foibles, for some it's stamps or train spotting, for some it's football or brick collecting, and for this particular gent it was kettles and companion sets (more about that...

I'm a bit of a sucker for an old electric fire, though this isn't one I'd plug straight in ( unlike the 1930's one in our office which happily passes its PAT test year after year). Dinky little enamel...

Furniture, sanitary or miscellaneous? where to list it? Its a Georgian stand for a wash basin, which would have sat in the hole at the top-the sort of large bowl people like to have on their ta...

Probably some of the same pics as on the Facebook/instagram page, but I love them so much I'll put the pic anywhere. Hundreds of them. Blower units for turbo chargers, parts of ships funnels, wheels a...

Not sure how many of these we have left as we bought them a couple of weeks ago, but lovely old tools these, turned wooden threaded spindles, a work of art really....

From a church and made of painted pine (to look like marble). This 3 columned pedestal measures 43 inches tall....

Not sure how to describe this, on the one hand its marvellously over the top and glitzy, and on the other, there are those who think it should, as a religious object, be treated with a certain respect...

Here's a selection of some of our latest hooks. Not the fanciest but I rather like the simplicity and I've seen them advertised in trade catalogues from the 1920's. We've stripped a length of each sor...

I'd say these are from the '60's, and we have a few of them, mostly single sided, but a couple of double sided ones too. They would originally have been connected to a central operating machine (The M...

While we often have these in stock, its well worth phoning first to check availability. These are old bases from pool tables which lend themselves well as bases for stoves and fires, though we've also...

Quite a few of these in just now, the larger ones were used as floor grilles in a church and measure 6 inches by 44.5, and there are 47 of them (as I type) and the smaller ones (photographed inside th...

I couldn't resist these. I guess they must be from the 1920's during a time when even the humblest electrical workings were thought good enough to warrant a bit of fancy detailing. On the inside there...

Its amazing what comes out of the back of transit vans sometimes. We have 2 of these which would once have butted up together (and have had glazed top doors), but every time we see these things...

We have a few rows of school hooks for sale at the moment of which I think these are the nicest ( a lot of the others came off poles so they have a semi circle at the back, but they can still be screw...