Two 19th century Harden Star glass hand grenade fire extinguishers, sealed and with original contents and on fitted metal stand, 24cm wide combined, (af).

NB: Glass grenade style Fire Extinguisher “Bombs” are glass bulbs filled with various liquids, made and used around c.1870 and 1910. They would be stored on metal brackets on the wall, if there was a fire, any person young or old would be able to take it out of the holder and throw it at the fire, the fire would either be put out by it, or it would help to manage the fire enough for the person to escape the flames

Valuation days

Mon 16th March - Book an appointment 01243 532 223
Valuation Day for Jewellery & Watches

Related lots from this sale

Lot 581: Sold for £60 hammer

A pair of Persian hand painted oval portrait miniatures, each one 5cm by 4cm, di...

Lot 599: Sold for £65 hammer

Nine various Thai carved wooden figures, 20th century, depicting musicians and d...

Lot 607: Sold for £40 hammer

A c.1930's oak cased Columbia portable gramaphone, together with a quantity of v...

Lot 621: Sold for £70 hammer

A 17th century carved oak arcaded panel depicting a biblical scene, probably Abr...

Lot 593: Sold for £37 hammer

A vintage boxed ventriloquist dummy 'Peter Brough's Archie Andrews' by Palitoy, ...

Lot 616: Sold for £70 hammer

A 19th century copper twin handled cooking pot with lid, 28.5cm to top of lid ha...

Lot 617: Sold for £35 hammer

A vintage wooden spice chest, the seven drawers applied with name plaques and tu...

Lot 591: Sold for £65 hammer

A contemporary vintage style Champage ice bucket, 23cm high, together with two c...

View all Collectables from this sale