Cast iron Tree Grilles.  12 sided includes an outer frame. Very solid and heavy.

Price is for two halves and an outer frame in three sections.

Outer diameter: 4 Foot

Hole diameter: 17 1/2 inch

Grille depth : 1 1/2 inch

Frame depth : 3 inch

4 off cast iron columns - Roman Tuscan style. Would be great for a Pergola.

Note: Each base has a small piece missing on one corner. Typical for their age, still 100% usable. Price reduced accordingly.

Height : 7 foot

Cast / Wrought Iron line marker, manufactured by Jaques of London . Jaques is the oldest games company and sports manufacturer in the world. Thomas Jaques started business in 1795. It has been sandblasted and repainted. Now a novel plant stand.    

A Cast Iron Plant Stand, with three tiers; each in the form of a four leaf clover.  20th Century (TBC). Not guaranteed to bring you luck, but guaranteed to please.

height TBD inch

diameter TBD inch

Decorative wheels, good garden feature.

Increasingly rare set. I only know of three other sets,  all in museums. Two staddles have damage to the rims as shown. Caps for supporting beams not fitted.

Cast in London. Model No: 3A

Height 28"

Diameter of base 16  "

War Department Chair. Believed to be a telecommunications operatives / draughtsmans chair. Sourced near Dover. Made by Tyzack at the Glenister factory in High Wycombe. Dated 1943, the chair would have played a roll in WWII.
 

A French style marble topped cast iron console table. 20th century. 
 Finished all round, a black marble top above a rococo cast base

Rare Singer Sewing Machinists Chair model 94500. Cast iron base with 'SINGER' cast on each foot. Swing back and height adjustable. The seat and back have matching patina. These chairs are hard to find. Get your own stylish piece of history. 1930-1940

3 - available 29/10/17

Large Polychrome painted Cast Alloy Royal Coat of Arms. Excellent condition.

Dimensions approx:-

Height - 80cm

Width - 60cm

Henry Loveridge late Victorian/ early Edwardian 8 division wrought iron and copper umbrella / stick stand. Makers mark to copper tray.