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A mould used in sand casting. This example was one of many salvaged from the Footprint Tools factory in Sheffield and would have been a mould for a piece of machinery in the factory. Pine construction with its original black paint. The mould has been mounted on a handmade steel frame with salvaged oak base. A wonderful sculptural object. 27cm wide x 21cm deep x 39cm high

A painted mahogany framed dress mirror with its original bevelled mercury plate mirror glass. Nicely aged but very useable. 163cm high x 56cm wide x frame 2cm deep or 3.8cm inc. back frame.

A full length mirror made using a salvaged pair of French windows. The windows retain their original paint finish and are mounted in an oak frame on original hinges. The mirror glass is new and has been chemically aged to give a worn foxed appearance. The frame is strengthened with steel brackets on the back with lugs at the top to hang the mirror from a wall. The mirror can be dismantled for transport/installation. 168cm high x 95cm wide x 4cm deep each pane 30cm wide x 34cm high

An industrial heavy duty height adjustable tripod, converted to a floor standing light. The tripod has been matched with the wire frame of an old standard lamp shade which has been painted the same colour. The height is adjusted by means of a steel split pin that fits through holes in the inner stem. The light is fitted with a switched bayonet bulbholder. The photos show the light at its highest and lowest heights. 64cm leg to leg height adjusts from 123cm - 168cm (measured to the top of the bulbholder)

A pair of iron driveway gates, the original gates from a house built in 1936. Complete with drop on hinges. Green paintwork with some bare metal showing in places (corners and edges). Bottom bolt and latch elements are both present as shown in the photos. 116cm gate width 120cm gate width inc hinges 240cm total span width 230cm span width when gates open to 90 degrees 103cm high to top of scrollwork

A black painted steel hall light, fully enclosed with mottled glass. A door gives access to the lampholder. The light has been re-wired with a brown cloth covered braided flex and hangs from a 35cm chain. Ceiling rose/hook not included. 27cm edge to edge 30cm high

A pressed steel frame hall light with mottled glass panels. Probably dating from the 1960s but in an Arts & Crafts style. Original brass lampholder with new cloth covered flex. To be wired directly into a ceiling rose.

A set of rostrum steps with handrail, open at the top to the left hand side. Painted pine. (although the steps are strong and sturdy I can only sell steps and ladders as decorative items, any practical use is at the customers risk). 45cm wide 113cm deep 116cm high 71cm to top step

A very fine large toilet mirror on exaggerated barley twist supports. The mirror glass appears to be the original and is in good condition. The mirror swings on brass fittings. 67cm x 29cm base 66cm high 52cm x 41cm mirror inc frame

A framed charcoal portrait, salvaged from the art department of Carmel College in Wallingford (during a clearance). Indistinct signature but obviously a student piece. Mounted in a glazed wooden frame.

• 93cm high
• 74cm high