Other bits and pieces
£150
Anywhere in the UK (£30)
Pair of antique cast iron metal stands that we can only assume to be barrel stands. They're not connected but have large slots at each end which probably housed batons which were used to lift the barrels in and out. And quite large barrels at that: used at the production stage probably, in a brewery or distillery. The age is a bit difficult to tell but the general condition and the style, using the quatrefoil holes, suggest it is possibly late 1800s. A maker's initials "KTB" are cast in them but I have no idea who they are: a foundry in Birmingham or Manchester I expect. Condition is quite worn cosmetically, with a lot of old rust and pitting to the surface but that makes no difference to the structural strength: they're as strong and heavy as ever. Dimensions: 69cm x 13cm x 25cm high
late 1800s
Materials: Cast Iron, Metal
Width: 69 centimetres
Height: 25 centimetres
Depth: 13 centimetres