New Edwardian arch in Victorian green

Multi-fuel stove suitable for burning wood and manufactured smokeless fuels Heat output: 5kW (wood) / 4.9kW (solid fuel) Efficiency: 84.8% (wood) / 85.0% (solid fuel) Defra-exempted to allow wood-burning in UK Smoke Control Areas Steel body with cast door

A marble fireplace design, adapted from an original 1950s catalogue image

An original Clarence Arch fireplace insert from 1927. Comes with original hearth tiles.

The Tudor arch fireplace was one of the most popular fireplaces made in the 1950s.

Midnight Blue 6" Glazed Tile Hearth

Black Riven quarry tile hearth

Black Riven quarry tile hearth

Basalt Black 6" Glazed Tile Hearth

A very unusual tiled fireplace insert with faïence block tiles

A Deco inspired very large but low tiled fireplace made in 1927 as a special commission for an Oldham builder

An extraordinary vivid mottled brown and beige prewar fireplace insert.

A tiled fireplace that was featured in Housewife 49, a television drama made about that period.

Fireplace insert c1910 made from large faience blocks glazed in mottled brown and creams.

An extraordinary fireplace insert with a tiled quilted effect frieze.

An original 1950s all-tiled "stepped" fireplace.

A typical 1920s or 1930s fireplace insert, arched inserts like these were the most popular designs of the period

Pre-war mahogany fireplace mantel, with book matched flame mahogany veneer panels.

An Art Deco mahogany fireplace mantel with a central geometrically shaped mirror.

1920s angular mahogany mantel with two flat panels around a central concave panel in fiddle back veneer

A 1920s mahogany mantelpiece of unusual construction with a wavy frieze mirroring the shape of the contoured shelf.

A late 1920s mantel in mahogany with ebonised mouldings to the legs and ebonised caddy top.

Mahogany mantel with shaped mirror