Antique Miscellaneous

A large cast alloy mid century factory sign in it's original paint, some kind of Water Services sign, quite heavy at 3kg. Recently reclaimed from a...

A small solid brass sign recently removed from an Evans lift, the sign probably dates from the 1950s maybe slightly earlier. The sign has been clea...

Reproduction brass 'Gents' brass sign, these are actually new old stock, unlacquered and each one has had a quick buff. Condition: Good condition. ...

Reproduction brass 'Ladies' brass sign, these are actually new old stock, unlacquered and each one has had a quick buff. Condition: Good condition....

A lovely quality pair of solid brass heavy duty rising butt hinges with finial. Due to the marks they are cast in the UK, hard to date them due to ...

A large bronze and steel stamped Yale padlock from the mid to late 1900s, stamped HARDENED & MADE IN ENGLAND, complete with its original Yale k...

Lovely quality matching label or card holders in solid brass, could be from cabinets or maybe doors. They've got a Municipal 1920s look to them and...

Lovely quality matching label/card holders in solid brass, could be from cabinets or maybe doors. They've got a Municipal 1920s look to them and ar...

Matching late Victorian antique iron label holders from the James Collins foundry (all stamped on the reverse). We've previously removed identical ...

Reclaimed door closers by Briton reclaimed from a School building where they were in use until very recently. Don't know too much door closers, the...

Reclaimed Silver door closers by Briton reclaimed from a School building where they were in use until very recently, I think they are just painted ...

A late 1800s cast iron double pulley wheel, originally used for clothes airers and the like. Screw threaded on one end for screwing into wood or in...

A nice quality antique late 1800s cast iron double pulley wheel, originally used for clothes airers and the like. Screw threaded on one end for scr...

An antique late 1800s cast iron double pulley wheel, originally used for clothes airers and the like. Screw threaded on one end for screwing into w...

A late 1800s cast iron pulley wheel, originally used for clothes airers and the like. Screw threaded on one end for screwing into wood or into a wa...

Really unusual large 2ft door grills with a Rose centre boss. From a 1930s municipal building, I've seen these also used as pull/push handles, they...

A lovely quality matching set of 4 early 1900s castors by Hopkins & Co Decorative brass cup that fits snuggly over the main body. Probably from...

As set of 4 quite large pineapple shaped finials in solid brass, they aren't antiques, but do have a bit of age. Not sure where they came from, bit...

An usual set of 4 matching small finials, some kind of claw & glass ball. No idea what they were used for, they look like they were once plated...

Reclaimed hand cranked fire bells, not overly old you can still buy very similar ones. They've had a bit of use though, came from a strip out we di...

Nice quality reproduction cast iron air brick with an antiqued finish, this style of vent was seen in period properties from the 1800s right into t...

A lovely example of a late 1800s Victorian cast iron hit & miss air vent with original handle. Really lightly refurbished, the mechanism turns ...

A new old stock cast iron hit & miss air vent with brass handle for operation. 4 countersunk holes on each corner for mounting. Condition: Grea...

A lovely original pair of mid 1800s wrought iron brackets, I'm pretty sure they're for tubular handrail, we've had really similar ones out of a Pub...