It has to be Abies or Cedrus, but I'll go with Abies of some variety, with that type of cone. Cedrus cones are more barrel shaped, this one looks to be more oval. Abies varieties usually have a slightly silvery underside to the leaves, but what I'm seeing in the picture looks like Abies, possibly/probably Abies koreana because the cone looks purplish.Height after ten years, roughly six feet, ultimately 50 feet (30 to 40 years time).

If you're going to move the tree be careful because they need to be moved at the right time of year and some preparations need to be made or you'll risk losing it. I believe the correct time to move a fir tree is in the winter when it's semi-dormant, but I'm sure others will give you the correct advice.

Bamboo is spot on, Abies Koreana. I looked it up and the picture is identical to my tree. I only have on cone however! My daughter did have it in a pot for several years so I guess it needs time to accustom itself. I note it grows to over 50ft so will have to move it. As Myron says, probably in the winter. I shall have to research that.
Many thanks to both for the help.