The picture shows a selection of our cast iron rain hoppers. They can be used as rain hoppers, but also make ideal planters for the garden and garden walls.

We occasionally acquire mill stones and grind stones in varying sizes.  The large stone in the picture is a mill stone and the small one a grind stone.  Both are original and over 100 years old.

We currently offer a large range of original and reproduction fireplaces and surrounds acquired when a local dealer close his business.  There is a varied selection to choose from with some rare examples included.

We have an extensive range of reclaimed Victorian fireplaces and fire surrounds. The example shown is in cast iron, but we have surrounds in pine and oak as well as mareble and slate.

We normally have a number of reclaimed marble fire surrounds in stock at all times.  The example in the picture was reclaimed during the million pound refurbishment of a town house in London.

These James Woodford sculptures were recycled during the demolition of a property in Kent.  James Woodford (1893 – 1976) was an English sculptor from Nottingham. His father was a lace designer. Woodford started studying at the Nottingham School of Art, but enlisted during the First World War. After the war, he continued his training at the Royal College of Art in London.

This stone ballastrade was reclaimed locally in Kent.  We have 50 linear metres of this Georgian style ballastrading.   

This original hand carved stone coat of arms is that of a Marquis. We have recently acquired this unique stone carving has great quality would make a stunning feature in any period property.

These georgian style urns and plynths are in cast iron and form an ideal garden feature.  The urns with their plynths stand nearly 4 feet tall are of good quality.

We normally carry a range antique free standing radiators.  The picture shows our current stock of cathedral style radiators, but we also stock dome top radaitors sometimes known as princess radiators.

This stone trough was machined from a peice of granite reclaimed during the redevelopment of St. Katherines dock.  We are told that this was part of London Bridge that the Americans left behind.

We normally carry a stock of leaded light windows with or without coloured glass.  The pictures shown is a large example, though we usually have varying sizes in stock. 

We have a selection of antique hay racks and feeders in stock.  They can of course be used for their original purpose or for a feature in a property or garden restoration.  The feeders make ideal planters and plants can be hung from the hay racks as well.

We have many original Victorian fireplaces and surrounds in stock.  We have surrounds in cast iron, marble, other types of stone and wood as well as cast iron inserts.  We also stock fire dogs and baskets. 

These ducks nest fire inserts were bought from a local dealer who was closing down his antique fireplace business.  We have many more Victorian fireplaces and inserts in  stock.

These Victorian lamposts were reclaimed in Lancashire.  They have fluted columns with ornate tops and botooms.  They stand about 10 feet out of the ground and fully restored could provide the authentic lighting any drive or garden would require. 

These French railings were bought from a reclamation yard in France when we were sourcing other reeclaimed building materials.  We have 7 lengths about 6 feet long.

These french railings were sourced by us, restored by a customer and then returned as the project didn't go ahead.  They were shot blasted and painted by a local firm near to our yard in East Sussex. 

These architectural artifacts have been collected from various projects over the years and include garden statues, chimney pots, stone troughs and many other interesting achtectural salvage finds. 

These french Chateau railings were reclaimed during the demolition of a French chateau that was badly damaged during the second world war. The chateau was built in 1760 and the railings are in need of restoration, but brought back to thier forma glory they could form a stunning feature in any garden renovation project.

We are currently carrying a stock of original 19th century staddle stones.  Originally used as bases to grain stores to stop rats getting to the grain, they are more commonly used as garden features today.