Metal Grate Collection

Slice fan
Antique illustration of industrial fan

Disc fan of Blackman
Illustration of Disc fan of Blackman

Wall mounted fan
Illustration of a Wall mounted fan

Large ventilator (weather machine)
Illustration of a Large ventilator (weather machine)

Using a cooling rack to cover an open drain

Tarragona, Gothic Cathedral
Cloister of the Gothic Cathedral, Tarragona city (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Autonomous Community of Catalonia, Spain, June 2008. (Photo by: JMN/Getty Images)

Colourful Weathered Wall, Cartagena, Colombia
A typical pastel coloured wall in Cartagena de Indias stunning colonial old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984

Prayer Wheels Buddhist Stupa, Monkey Temple
Religious Prayer Wheels at the Buddhist Stupa, Monkey Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Swayambhunath, Kathmandu city, Nepal, Asia

Grilled fish on a grid

Young woman sitting by fireplace, holding glass of milk in raised hand, (B&W), portrait

Window with grille and laundry on line. Cienfuegos, Cuba

Horse and laundry, Cienfuegos, Cuba
Street with horse, building and laundry

Street, Cienfuegos, Cuba
Facades of buildings with window and door grilles on street in Cienfuegos

Houses, Cienfuegos, Cuba. Colorful houses with porches and grilles

Building with grilles, Cienfuegos, Cuba
Building with decorative grilles and balustrade, Cienfuegos

Windowa and grilles, Cienfuegos, Cuba

Window and orange wall, Marrakesh, Morocco
Orange wall and blue window with broken grille

Hida beef grill
A Grade A Hida beef (Hidagyu) with marble patterned fat lines being cooked on a stove is a special dish for Gifu area

View through ironwork grille, Siena, Italy
View through wrought ironwork grille of building facade, Siena, Italy

Narrow street with snow covered roof in the city of Cuenca
Cuenca is a UNESCO World Heritage site, Ancient houses

Straw hats for sale in Trinidad de Cuba
Cuba, Sancti Spiritus Province, Trinidad de Cuba listed as World Heritage by UNESCO

Listing of Menu plates in a cuban Paladar
Paladar (is a term used in Cuba to refer to restaurants run by self-employers.[1] Mostly family-run businesses, paladares are fundamentally directed to serve as a counterpart to state-run restaurants)

A horse carriage in front of a colonial palace
Cuba, Sancti Spiritus Province, Trinidad de Cuba listed as World Heritage by UNESCO

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