Skip to main content
Science Museum Group
  • Collection
  • Learning
  • The group
  • Visit us
    • Locomotion
    • National Railway Museum
    • National Science and Media Museum
    • Science and Industry Museum
    • Science and Innovation Park
    • Science Museum

Collection

  • Search
  • About
  • Search
  • About
  • Collection
  • Learning
  • The group
  • Visit us
    • Locomotion
    • National Railway Museum
    • National Science and Media Museum
    • Science and Industry Museum
    • Science and Innovation Park
    • Science Museum

Search our collection

All 4 People 0 Objects 4 Documents 0
Clear all filters
Image
Category
Maker
Object type
Place
Material
Date
Grating, with handle, for Disc Recorder Type D/I

Grating, with handle, for Disc Recorder Type D/I

"Nautilus" cast iron solid fuel grate, designed to fit into existing grate with four wheels, draught controllers and rear flue, with Japanes e style decoration and firebricks (broken) at sides and rear, based on based on design dating from 1840's, by James B. Petter, yeovil, 1881

"Nautilus" cast iron solid fuel grate

1881

Metal grate with small metal squares/diamonds affixed on the joins, part of the window in one of the set walls, with three separate(detached) small metal squares/diamonds. Part of the animation set constructed for film 'The Final Communique' by Gail Thomas.

Window grate for animation set 'The Final Communique'

1995-1996

Domestic cast iron register grate, of type designed in mid 19th century to prevent large amounts of warmed room air going up the chimney, instead allowing only smoke to escape, installed in back room in Lionel Rothschild's house at 148 Piccadilly, London, in 1859

Domestic cast iron Register grate

circa 1859

The Science Museum Group

Locomotion
Locomotion
National Railway Museum
National Railway Museum
National Science and Media Museum
National Science and Media Museum
Science and Industry Museum
Science and Industry Museum
Science and Innovation Park
Science and Innovation Park
Science Museum
Science Museum
  • Privacy and cookies
  • Terms and conditions
  • Web accessibility
Back to Top