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Kitchen Ironmongery

Victorian cast iron water boiler with a handle for hanging over an open fire.

Victorian Cast Iron Water Boiler

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Tall antique copper samovar with black handles and a brass tap.

Tall Copper Samovar

Regular price £0.00

Antique lidded cast iron cooking cauldron pot.

Lidded Cast Iron Cauldron Pot

Regular price £0.00

Antique, shallow, cast iron pancake/ crepe skillet pan.

Cast Iron Pancake Pan

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Miniature lidded cast iron cooking pot with a swing handle.

Miniature Cast Iron Cooking Pot

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Four-tier green wrought iron pot rack. Could also be used as a plant display.

Wrought Iron Pot Rack

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Kenrick Mrs. Potts sad iron base, made in West Bromwich. Cira 1880s, invented by American Mrs. Mary Florence Potts.

Mrs Potts Sad Iron Base

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Victorian cast box iron & slug. Circa 1800s.

The box iron was heated by a piece of hot iron, known as a slug, which was also heated on the kitchen range and then placed inside the hollow. Two slugs were used during ironing so that one could always be heating up at the fire whilst the other was being used inside the iron.

Victorian Box Iron & Slug

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Single Victorian flat iron, made from cast iron with an egg timer shaped detail painted in gold. Normally these irons would come in pairs.

The iron would be placed face up in front of open fires on stands called trivets or suspended from hangers over the fire.

Single Victorian Flat Iron

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Pair of Siddons flat irons/sad irons, made from cast iron.

Flat irons were used in pairs so that whilst one was being used the other could be heated up. As one iron started to cool it was switched to the other. The irons were placed face up in front of open fires on stands called trivets or suspended from hangers over the fire.

Pair of Siddons Flat Irons

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Pair of Victorian flat irons/sad irons, made from cast iron.

Flat irons were used in pairs so that whilst one was being used the other could be heated up. As one iron started to cool it was switched to the other. The irons were placed face up in front of open fires on stands called trivets or suspended from hangers over the fire.

Pair of Victorian Flat Irons

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Victorian charcoal burning iron by Parry & Co, made from cast iron with a turned ash handle. The charcoal is placed into the iron to heat it and the steam is released through the chimney. There's also a tin heat shield to protect hands from the heat whilst ironing.

Victorian Charcoal Iron

Regular price £0.00

Round Grilling Plates

Round Grilling Plates

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Copper coal scuttle/bucket supported by three wrought iron dragons. Could also be used as a wine cooler. Circa late 1800s.

Wrought Iron Dragon Coal Scuttle

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Traditional cast iron kitchen balance scales.

Cast Iron Balance Scales

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Vintage iron chestnut roasting pans. A deep sided pan for roasting chestnuts on open fires or outdoors. It has a hole at the end of the handle to hang on the fireplace in the hearth.

Vintage Iron Chestnut Roasting Pan

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Large copper water urn with brass spigot tap and handles. Likely late Victorian.

Large Copper Water Urn

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A metal clothes dryer or pan holder designed to sit above an aga. Art deco design.

Clothes Airer / Pan Holder

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Cast iron water urn with long spigot tap and swinging handle.

Cast Iron Water Urn

Regular price £0.00

Large metal ladle with a hammered effect bowl.

Large Metal Ladle

Regular price £0.00

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