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.

The picture shows our current stock of original and reproduction Victorian rope edging.  The colours vary from glazed brown to Grey and black.

We normally carry a sizeable stock of Victorian sash weights for sash windows.  Most weights are stocked so ring us to check if we have what you require.

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 have a number of different sets of reclaimed park or estate railings.  Reclaimed locally in the Kent and sussex locality, they offer an inexpensive option for any fencing requirement

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.   

These snooker bed slates were reclaimed when the local social club in Wahurst East Sussex closed down.  There were two full sized tables each made up of 4 pieces of slte.  Each piece would be ideal for a slate hearth or a work surface.

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.

These sandstone pad stones or staddle stones were recycled by a local oak framed building company. If you are building your own timber framed structure they offer an inexpensive alternative to new stones. 

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. 

These granite stones were reclaimed during the development of St Katherines dock.  We are reliably informed that they are the bits of London Bridge that the americans left behind.  They are ideal for garden features and we have machined some into stone troughs. They have been used for retaining

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 stock reclaimed manhole covers or drain covers.  We usually have a smal stock in varying shapes and sizes.  if you've got a broken drain cover to replace, give us a call

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 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. 

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.

These Kent & Sussex clay drain pipes are commonly now used for wine bottle storage, making great wine racks. They come in both ridged and smooth look in a terracotta finish. We usually have plenty in stock.