Cast Iron Collection (page 13)

Seated Buddha. Cast iron, early 9th century A. D. Height: 150 cm
KOREA: BUDDHA. Seated Buddha. Cast iron, early 9th century A.D. Height: 150 cm

William Jessop (1745-1814) English Civil Engineer. Particularly well known for his work on canals, harbours and early railways in the late 18th and early 19th centuries

Cast-iron Ornament, By Baily And Sons

Cast-Iron Lighthouse, for Barbadoes, Barbados, 1851 Engraving

Please Keep Off The Grass cast iron sign on lawn, Dyfed, Wales, July

Forget-me-not (Myosotis sp. ) flowering, growing beside path leading to river and cast iron bridge, River Severn
Forget-me-not (Myosotis sp.) flowering, growing beside path leading to river and cast iron bridge, River Severn, Ironbridge, Ironbridge Gorge, Shropshire, England, May

Pancake mixture and ladle in cast iron skillet

Bobotie, spiced mince baked with savoury custard, from South Africa

Girl using spatula to stir garlic, cinnamon, cumin and curry powder ingredients for lamb tagine, close-up

Cast-iron frying pan being brushed with melted butter, close-up

Cornbread in cast iron pan with one slice cut away, wooden spatula nearby

Cast iron griddle pan, close-up

Spiral staircase C018 / 0884
Spiral staircase. View looking up at the cantilevered cast iron spiral staircase in the central tower of the Granitz Hunting Lodge, Rugen island, Germany

Crystal Palace bazaar, London, 1850s C016 / 8822
Crystal Palace. 19th-century artwork of people visiting a large bazaar (or shopping arcade) in central London built in the style of the famous Crystal Palace exhibition hall

Trenches and Gruson turrets, artwork C018 / 7091
Trenches and Gruson turrets. 1885 engraving of cast-iron wheeled armoured turrets, as invented by Hermann August Jacques Gruson (1821-1895), being used in trench warfare

Gruson turret, 19th Century artwork C018 / 7090
Gruson turret. 1885 engraving of a horse-drawn cast-iron wheeled armoured turret invented by Hermann August Jacques Gruson (1821-1895)

Food stall in market square, historic old town, Poznan, Poland, Europe

Vulcan Statue and elevator tower locted in Vulcan Park, Birmingham, Alabama, USA

Carcassonne. At the Restaurant Auberge des Lices. Languedoc. Black cast iron pot with lid used for serving a pumpkin soup, soupe de potiron. France. Europe

PARIS: STORE, 1878. The new staircase in Au Bon March

NEW YORK: STEWART S, 1862. The Iron Palace, A. T. Stewart & Companys department store on Broadway and Ninth Street
NEW YORK: STEWART S, 1862. The Iron Palace, A.T. Stewart & Companys department store on Broadway and Ninth Street, New York. Line engraving, c1862

STOVE, 1876. Advertisement for an Uncle Sam range. Wood engraving, American, 1876

NEW U. S. CAPITOL DOME, 1859. Cross section of the dome under construction on the United States Capitol in Washington
NEW U.S.CAPITOL DOME, 1859. Cross section of the dome under construction on the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. Line engraving, American, 1859

NYC: CAST-IRON BUILDING. The first cast-iron building constructed, 1848, at 97 Murray Street, New York City, by James Bogardus (1800-1874): wood engraving, 1851

NEW YORK: CAST-IRON, 1851. James Bogardus first cast-iron building at 97 Murray Street, New York City. Wood engraving, 1851

Nil Desperandum motto on iron gate at Mowbray Gardens, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Garden table and chairs underneath a cedar tree (Cedrus sp.) in a garden. The plants at lower right are purple sage (Salvia officinalis Purpurascens ) and hosta (Hosta Golden Edger )

UNCLE SAM RANGE AD, 1876. An 1876 American advertising poster for the Uncle Sam Range

OVER THE HILL, 1920. Mary Carr in a scene from the film

Boiling a kettle on a wood burning stove is a carbon neutral way of heating
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A typical tin roofed house in the mountains near Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, West Indies, Central America

Typical architecture with cast iron lacework. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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"From Victorian elegance to modern utility, cast iron stands the test of time" A Cast Iron Victorian Walking Stick Stand: An exquisite blend of functionality and beauty, this cast iron walking stick stand adds a touch of vintage charm to any hallway. Hardknott Pass Telephone Kiosk: Nestled amidst breathtaking scenery, this cast iron telephone kiosk serves as a reminder of simpler times when communication was limited but meaningful. Crane on Shropshire Union Canal: Witness the strength and durability in action as this canal crane effortlessly lifts heavy loads along its historic waterway. Two K6 Telephone Kiosks: Standing side by side, these iconic red telephone kiosks showcase the timeless appeal design while preserving Britain's rich cultural heritage. Clock Tower with Cast Iron Details: Admire the intricate craftsmanship displayed in every detail of this majestic clock tower, where sturdy cast iron elements withstand the test of time. Lewis and Clark National Forest Kitchen Skillets: In the heartland of America, trusty kitchen skillets made from durable cast iron continue to serve up delicious meals for generations to come. Bruges' Historic City Centre View: As you stroll through Bruges' historic city centre, notice how ornate balconies adorned with delicate cast iron railings add an extra layer of architectural splendor. Abraham Darby's Legacy: Celebrating English ironmaster Abraham Darby's pioneering work in discovering and perfecting the art of casting iron – forever changing industries worldwide. Montana's Little Belt Mountains Telephone Boxes: Even amidst nature's rugged beauty, these resilient telephone boxes made from robust cast iron ensure connectivity reaches even remote corners. Cast Iron Telephone Box Collection: Step into a world frozen in time as you explore an enchanting collection showcasing various designs and colors that once housed vital communication links.