Salvaged Period Fire Inserts
When choosing a replacement fireplace, take into account the status of the house and the room where the new fireplace is to be installed. An elaborate, oversized grate will not suit the living room of an artisan's cottage and be equally out of place in a maid's bedroom in a mansion.
The best guide would be an original fireplace from a neighbouring house of similar age and date that has escaped modernisation. You can also look for clues as you open up a blocked fireplace: shadowy lines in the plaster on the chimneybreast may indicate the scale and proportions of a missing surround. If you find any parts of the grate or its fittings within the fireplace opening. Glasgow Salvage have a range of Period Fireplace inserts and Fire Surrounds, we can help you make the right decison for the style of your home.
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Victorian Arched Insert - Circa 1880
A beautiful example of the kind of fireplace we stock at our showroom in Glasgow. Our stock changes all the time, so its best to call us to talk about your requirements.
This fire insert originates from the 1880's.
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Victorian/Edwadian Tiled Insert
This reclaimed Victorian/Edwardian insert is shown before restoration. We believe this peice originated in or around 1900.
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Detail of Salvaged Victorian Cast Iron
This close up shows the detail on one of our orginial salvaged cast iron fireplaces from the Glasgow area.
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Original Cast Iron Fire Insert
This peice is an original cast iron insert - the panels on this insert are reproduction.
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