A few examples of appraisal values for
FIRE SHOVEL

• 3 IRON ITEMSca. 1850-1920;
  3 IRON ITEMSca. 1850-1920; wrought iron fire shovel with loop handle, pad where handle is riveted to shovel has large round pad with two rivets, narrows and ends in small round pad with one rivet, 18"l, 5 1/4"w; cast iron casting ladle with wrought iron handle, used to pour molten iron into a mold in a foundry, 8 1/2"d, 42"l; cast iron foundry casting ladle with heavy wrought iron bail, ears extending up from rim to hold bail, hanging from a crane, ladle is 5/8" thick, used to transfer molten iron from a cupola furnace to a smaller hand-held ladle and then poured into a mold, 14 1/4"d
• An American cast iron money box
  An American cast iron money box modelled as a ''Negress'' stamped ''Dinah'' and RD No. 581285 to back 6.75ins high a late Georgian steel fire shovel and tongs both surmounted by cast brass models of erect lions each 29.5ins long and three metal framed bucket shaped wooden measures
• Brass fire fender, British, 19th
  Brass fire fender, British, 19th century, 6 x 36 in., base possibly expandable at one time, scattered light rust and dents, rod loose on base ; with brass fire shovel, poker and tongs, 31 in., with similar but non-matching stand, 26-1/2 in., 20th century, minor dents and normal wear , (five pieces). Private Collection, Raleigh, North Carolina
• 9 brass & wrought iron fire shovels
  9 brass & wrought iron fire shovels Estimate $100-200