Help with identification

[Chunkdj]

Hi ppl i'm a complete novice at forums so apologies if i screw up any of the rules, I need some help to identify a cast iron piece that i have found while out working today. What i hope someone can tell me is if i upload a picture of it, what it is?

Thanks for any help i get or even a nudge in the right direction

 

[Chunkdj]

Here is a picture i forgot in first post

 

[jasonB]

Just do a few more posts and then we will be able to see your image

 

[wizard]

:shock: Whatever it is its invisible

 

[Chunkdj]

,Im sorry guys, as i said im a novice so play nicely with me, the image i have is too big im, trying to reduce the size of the file now so i can upload it

 

[Robbo3]

Looks a bit like one end of a fire grate.

 

[MARK.B.]

Hard to gauge the size from the pic but could it be the side of a cast fire insert ?


Was thinking it while you were typing it Robbo

 

[Chunkdj]

Thats what my first thought was too, any idea of age?

 

[t8hants]

As it appears to have a top hat section fixed to the side, and due to its slightly curved shape with appearance of rays emitting from the back. I suggest it may be the side from a very early electric fire- 1920's.

G

 

[Graham Orm]

Looks a bit like one end of a fire grate.

+1

 

[Chunkdj]

The size of it is roughly 12 inches tall by about 8 inches along the base and depth is less than 1 inch

 

[Slinger]

Agree with t8hants. It looks like a 1 bar electric radiant heater. Top part LHS is the reflector, centre took the element & the bottom part was also part of the reflector.
Slinger

 

[Richard T]

Couldn't be more Art Deco if it tried. 1920s - 30s.

 

[Chunkdj]

Anyone know if it would have any kind of value?

 

[Tinbasher]

Anyone know if it would have any kind of value?

Have you weighed it