Monumental 1920s Solid Walnut Carved Fire Surround

Beautiful pierced or reticulated brass fender on lion's paw feet from the early 19th century. English, George III/Regency Era circa 1800-20. Nice width and in good original conditi...

Presenting a beautiful Art Nouveau Era, American carved walnut bowl from circa 1910. Beautiful Art Nouveau design with floral motifs, a stunning ...

PRESENTING a FABULOUS Large Set of 1920s Yale Mortice Locks with Plates. AMAZINGLY complete set! Probably made in the US, circa 1920-29. These are without doubt from the Art Nouveau/Art Deco Era. They were salvaged from the solid walnut doors, that were located in a Mansion in Dallas, that was built in 1929. They are all marked for ‘Yale’ “Made in the USA’, locks in black enamel and antique brass. The Set consists of: 1. Pair of Yale Mortice Locks with Recessed Door Plates. Suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick, but can accommodate a thicker door. (Top right). 1 Original working key. 2, Pair of Yale Mortice Locks with Flat Door Plates. Suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick, but can accommodate a thicker door. (Pair down 2nd on right). 2 Original working keys. 3. Large Yale Double Mortice Lock with both Door Plates. Also, it has the Yale Cylinder Lock insert. Suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick, but can accommodate a thicker door. (3rd down on the right). 1 Original working key for cylinder lock. 4. Pair of Standard Yale Mortice Locks with no Door Plates. Suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick, but can accommodate a thicker door. (Either side of the large one) 5. Yale External Mount Knob Lock with brass knob. (Bottom right) 6. Pair of Yale Mortice Lock Latch Levers for installation inside door frame with levers on the main insert to move latches either end to secure door in place. (On the left). In Total – there are 22 Pieces (including the keys) These were originally used in the Mansion we rescued them from, with the most UNIQUE hand-beaten bronze Handles/Knobs (which we have listed separately in this category). Also, we rescued these from the now demolished Mansion, along with the UNIQUE hand beaten Bronze Door Straps...

Presenting a fabulous set of 10 1920s McKinney Antique brass 4in door hinges. Rare survivors! Made in the USA by ‘McKinney’ circa 1925-1929. These are without doubt from the...

Presenting a fabulous set of 11 1920s McKinney Antique brass 4.5in door hinges. Rare survivors! Made in the USA by ‘McKinney’ circa 1925-29. These are without doubt from the...

Presenting a fabulous set of 3 1920s McKinney antique brass 5in door hinges. Rare survivors! Made in the USA by ‘McKinney’ circa 1925-29. These are without doubt from the Art Nouveau/Art Deco Era. They were salvaged from a Mansion in Dallas that was built in 1929. They are all marked for ‘McKinney“ on one side and “Patented June 30 1925. Other Pat’s Pending” on the other side. Each is made from heavy solid antique brass, with a bronze patina. These are LARGE hinges, being 5 inches tall and 5 inches wide when open and 2.5 inches wide when closed. They are classic ‘Ball Finial’ hinges. These would have been used on a large, thick and heavy door...

A monumental custom quality solid wood hand carved neoclassical fire place surrounds. This is a simply stunning piece in an off linen white painted finish with hand carvings througho...

Carved oak fire surround, the rectangular mantle above carved detail. to the acanthus capitals flanking two original bevelled mirrors. Supposed on bold reeded carved pillars. Dimensi...

An elegant Victorian surround with barrel frieze and panelled jambs. Opening Height 120 cm Opening Width 122 cm.

A large Georgian period pine fire surround, reclaimed from a London townhouse. Highly decorative, the wide shelf is highlighted with lambs tongue carving and dentils above carved scr...

English Georgian Carved Pine Fireplace. A decorative and deeply carved fireplace carved with fruits and foliage. The frieze carved with an eagle centrepiece, foliage and pomegranates...

1970s Carved oak fire surround by John Makepeace OBE (b.1939), of naturalistic form. Opening width 117 cm x 91 cm high.