Irish Georgian chimneypiece in Black & Kilkenny marble with fossil detail, plain tablet, and reeded inground, c.1790.
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A Late 18th Century Irish Georgian Chimneypiece in Irish Black and Kilkenny Marbles.

A late 18th century Irish Georgian Chimneypiece of simple architectural form, carved in an arrangement of Irish marbles, Black and Kilkenny. A plain central tablet, more densely clustered with fossils, sits beneath a shelf which breaks forward over it. The frieze and jambs are also in Kilkenny marble, although with fossils that are more dispersed. Slight embellishment comes in the form of a reeded inground.

Height: 54¾in (139cm)

Width: 63⅝in (161.5cm)

Internal height: 45in (114.3cm)

Internal width: 42⅜in (107.5cm)

Footblock to footblock: 57in (144.8cm)

Shelf depth : 7⅛in (18cm)