This magnificent 19th-century Louis XV-style chimneypiece, carved in Carrara marble, features laurel garlands, rams' heads, and an elegant cartouche.
This 18th-century Louis XVI chimneypiece, carved in statuary marble, was owned by Sir Julius Wernher and features Putti, acanthus scrolls, and festooned columns.
Antique 19th-century French veined white marble fireplace surround with a rounded, moulded shelf, oval medallion frieze, and fluted columns with acanthus caps on footblocks.
18th-century Italian chimneypiece in Bardiglio marble with a serpentine shelf, laurel leaf jambs, octagonal corner blocks, and Rococo mascaron, reflecting French influence.
Delicately carved 19th-century French Louis XVI Neoclassical fireplace in veined statuary marble featuring acanthus frieze, tapering console jambs, and blockings.
Exquisitely executed Louis XVI style chimneypiece in Italian Bardiglio marble, featuring a guilloche frieze, fluted column jambs, and Acanthus capitals.
19th-century Louis XV style statuary marble Rococo chimneypiece featuring canted jambs with acanthus carvings, celebrating conjugal love with bride and groom busts.
19th-century Louis XVI style chimneypiece in statuary marble with original cast iron slips featuring acanthus-wrapped corner blocks, fluted jambs, and a flower-centered frieze.
Impressive 19th-century Rococo chimneypiece in white statuary marble, featuring large-scale design and intricate detailing, ideal for grand interiors.
Impressive 19th-century Louis XVI-style fireplace in veined statuary marble with gilt bronze mounts featuring Greek maidens, acanthus leaves, and ormolu flower heads. Circa 1870.
An early 19th-century French Egyptian revival fireplace with a rectangular shelf, palmettes, rosette paterae, and caryatid jambs. Popularised by Napoleon's expeditions and the 1809 "Description de l'Égypte."
Exquisitely executed Louis XVI style chimneypiece in Carrara marble. Features a guilloche frieze, paterae corner blocks, and fluted columns.
Louis XVI style chimneypiece in Statuary and Siena marble, featuring floral paterae, acanthus details, and fluted columns with plinth footblocks.
Late 18th-century Italian marble chimneypiece from Piedmont, featuring a breakfront shelf, panelled frieze with fluted tablet, bullseye cornerblocks, and panelled jambs on footblocks.
Imposing Louis XV period statuary marble chimneypiece of exceptional quality. Features a serpentine opening with Rococo cartouche, canted jambs, and high relief carvings.
Elegant 19th-century Louis XVI-style fireplace in Blue Turquin and white statuary marble, featuring a floral frieze, fluted jambs, and inlaid flowering shoots.
This 16th-century Italian stone chimneypiece features a projecting cornice and carved floral swag frieze, supported by pedestals. Purchased by William Rockhill Nelson in 1933.
Late 18th-century North Italian chimneypiece in Bleu Turquin marble with statuary details. Features a laurel garland tablet, foliage frieze, and fluted pedestal jambs.
Finely carved 19th-century Italian Istrian stone chimneypiece with a dentil cornice, floral and Grotesque masks, and a central soldier's portrait medallion, inspired by Renaissance themes.
Modest and attractive Charles X Rouge Griotte fireplace, circa 1830, with a recessed panel frieze, roundel blocks, and reeded jambs, in a rectangular mantelpiece.
Impressive pair of unusually large Louis XVI pure statuary marble chimneypieces, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and grandeur.
Distinctive French Brocatello marble chimneypiece with elegant proportions, offering a timeless blend of style and refined tone.
Exceptional 18th-century Louis XVI chimneypiece in statuary white marble, featuring a bowed frieze with oak leaves, ribbon-tied bows, and console jambs with floral flutes.
Antique 19th-century French Empire statuary marble chimneypiece with Ormolu mounts. Features rounded shelf, gilded laurel wreaths, and tapered Thyrus jambs.
Elaborate 19th Century Rococo chimneypiece in Louis XV style with a moulded shelf. Features asymmetric serpentine frieze, shell cartouche, and acanthus jambs.