Retro & Industrial

Incomplete...would have been one of a pair in a 1930s-1950s Telephone Exchange to regulate the switchgear and other machinery therein...

There’s truthfully little to tell about this lone canister other than it is embossed with the texts “ Sole Property of London Oil Corporation Ltd Cont...

With its curves and cut-outs, this large iron form would make a truly stunning display unit. Primed and painted, galvanized, powder-coated or chromed,...

A beautiful authentic lichen-dappled Victorian bell-shape rhubarb forcer with subtle detailing and no visible signs of damage. A must for the vintage ...

Unusual aluminium foundry castings of horses (No's 35, 36, 37) that are beautifully tactile and look amazing when softly lit. They make great wall han...

Stunning ancient wheel hubs (Hubs F - K) that epitomise the sculptural quality that time can bestow on otherwise common objects.The tortured grain, gn...

An authentic early 20th Century iron tractor seat bearing the name 'Albion', the number 4239 and the town 'Leigh, England'.  The stylish radiating pie...

A beautifully stylised polished metal (aluminium?) desk airplane. The sweeping shaped stand, curved propellers and streamlined body are all reminiscen...