I've got a couple of old fireplaces in my garage which came from a
house I converted into flats a few years ago. I want to get rid of
them to clear the garage out, but I don't know how to identify them to
determine if they're worthless junk or something I could ebay.

Does anyone have any pointers, or words that I could usefully google
as a starting point? Pictures are he

http://s1021.photobucket.com/user/ro...ary/Fireplaces

I think they are victorian or edwardian based on the age of the
building, but that's about it.

On 19/11/2016 16:41, Caecilius wrote:
I've got a couple of old fireplaces in my garage which came from a
house I converted into flats a few years ago. I want to get rid of
them to clear the garage out, but I don't know how to identify them to
determine if they're worthless junk or something I could ebay.

Does anyone have any pointers, or words that I could usefully google
as a starting point? Pictures are he

http://s1021.photobucket.com/user/ro...ary/Fireplaces

I think they are victorian or edwardian based on the age of the
building, but that's about it.

Do a search on ebay for prices of similar, then sell on ebay or gumtree,
or both.

On 19/11/2016 17:09, ss wrote:
I think they are victorian or edwardian based on the age of the
building, but that's about it.

Do a search on ebay for prices of similar, then sell on ebay or gumtree,
or both.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_fr...place&_sacat=0

On Sat, 19 Nov 2016 17:10:42 +0000, ss wrote:

On 19/11/2016 17:09, ss wrote:
I think they are victorian or edwardian based on the age of the
building, but that's about it.

Do a search on ebay for prices of similar, then sell on ebay or gumtree,
or both.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_fr...place&_sacat=0

Thanks. That ebay search for victorian cast iron fireplace picked up
a few similar to what I've got, which gives me a place to start.

Caecilius wrote:

ss wrote:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_fr...place&_sacat=0

Thanks. That ebay search for victorian cast iron fireplace picked up
a few similar to what I've got, which gives me a place to start.

Tick the "sold listings" box to see what they've actually gone for ...

On 19/11/16 18:28, Andy Burns wrote:
Caecilius wrote:

ss wrote:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_fr...place&_sacat=0


Thanks. That ebay search for victorian cast iron fireplace picked up
a few similar to what I've got, which gives me a place to start.

Tick the "sold listings" box to see what they've actually gone for ...

I sold one for £600 IIRC.


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On 19/11/16 16:41, Caecilius wrote:
I've got a couple of old fireplaces in my garage which came from a
house I converted into flats a few years ago. I want to get rid of
them to clear the garage out, but I don't know how to identify them to
determine if they're worthless junk or something I could ebay.

Does anyone have any pointers, or words that I could usefully google
as a starting point? Pictures are he

http://s1021.photobucket.com/user/ro...ary/Fireplaces

I think they are victorian or edwardian based on the age of the
building, but that's about it.




Where are you and what are the exact sizes, I am looking for a couple
like that. (I have LV/Edwardian house but missing fireplaces)

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On 19/11/2016 16:41, Caecilius wrote:
I've got a couple of old fireplaces in my garage which came from a
house I converted into flats a few years ago. I want to get rid of
them to clear the garage out, but I don't know how to identify them to
determine if they're worthless junk or something I could ebay.

Does anyone have any pointers, or words that I could usefully google
as a starting point? Pictures are he

http://s1021.photobucket.com/user/ro...ary/Fireplaces

I think they are victorian or edwardian based on the age of the
building, but that's about it.


I bought one similar to the non-tiled after watching ebay for a while.
They do sell, but don't expect a great deal - I paid £10 IIRC.

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Cheers, Rob