Stock: 6615

A very large and grand Gothic Revival fireplace in a warm hued Caen limestone, the wide frieze carved with quatrefoil panels above a Tudor arch opening with foliate spandrels incorporating the date 1843. The jambs are decorated with more Gothic tracery.

English, 1843.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	87" 221 cms	60 5⁄8" 154 cms	12" 30.4 cms
Internal	51" 129.6 cms	43 1⁄2" 110.5 cms

Stock: 6600

A beautifully simple warm hued stone fireplace. The wide shelf rests over the plain frieze and jambs, which are simply chamfered around the opening.
This fireplace would be perfect in a traditional country interior, but would also suit the simplicity of a more contemporary home too.

English, late 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	57 1⁄2" 146 cms	48 3⁄8" 123 cms	8 1⁄8" 20.7 cms
Internal	29 7⁄8" 76 cms	37" 94 cms

Stock: 15840

A large and rare neoclassical chimneypiece in a soft, honey toned sandstone. Very much in the manner of William Kent, and therefore Palladian in style, this grand chimneypiece bears a thick shelf carved with a bold egg and dart moulding and a delicately carved foliate undershelf. Both rest on a beautifully carved half-barrel frieze, with acanthus paterae carved in a cross-hatch arrangement, centred by a blank tablet. The half pilaster jambs with ionic capitals are carved with bead and reel details and enclose the flat crossette cornered ingrounds, with further egg and dart and leaf and dart mouldings.

English, mid-20th century.

Notes: William Kent was the preeminent architect of the early Georgian period and the father of Palladianism. His style was informed both by antiquity and the bold style of the Italian Baroque, which was introduced to him on his tour of Italy. He was the first British architect to consider the interior as part of the whole decorative scheme, and designed furniture and other the small details necessary to complete a room.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	75 1⁄2" 191.7 cms	59 13⁄16" 152 cms	12" 30.5 cms
Internal	41 1⁄4" 105 cms	46 3⁄16" 117.3 cms

Stock: 9197

A late 20th Century carved Portland Stone Fireplace by sculptor, Jonathan Sells of Corfe castle, Dorset. Intricately carved with scenes of the evolution of man, the lower sections showing monkeys and gorillas ascending to carved naked figures. Signed to the reverse J. Sells.

English, late 20th century.

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	width	height	depth
External	65" 165 cms	49 3⁄16" 125 cms	6" 15.2 cms
Internal	40 3⁄16" 102 cms	40 3⁄16" 102 cms

Stock: 16360

A simple and elegant bolection fireplace in a soft beige composition stone, resembling a polished limestone. The perfect addition to a contemporary or period interior.

English, c.1930.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	53 7⁄8" 137 cms	39 5⁄8" 100.6 cms	5 3⁄16" 13.1 cms
Internal	43 3⁄16" 109.8 cms	33 13⁄16" 85.9 cms

Stock: 16228

A grand and monumental early Victorian trumeau chimneypiece in the Renaissance Revival style. The blockwork trumeau is centred by an armorial and rests on a large freize carved with floral spandrels in the Tudor Revival style, over cantilevered, moulded jambs. A fine fireplace best suited to a grand interior.

English, c.1860.

Provenance: Hinton Old Hall, Shropshire.

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	width	height	depth
External, inc. hearth	68 1⁄2" 174 cms	86" 218.5 cms	11 1⁄2" 29.3 cms
Internal	48" 122 cms	35 3⁄16" 89.5 cms

Stock: 16337

An exceptional Gothic Revival stone chimneypiece from Woodchester Mansion. Carved from soft buff coloured Bath stone, this chimneypiece is a celebration of nature, with a floral undershelf beautifully carved in high relief. This rests on a frieze carved with five foliate panels. One panel is carved with a vine, the other a flowering lily, the central panel depicts two birds devouring grapes from a vine, the next, a British oak laden with acorns, and the final panel, a fruiting ivy.
This beautiful carving is surpassed only on the spandrels, where on one side it is carved with a grapevine, and on the other a serpent is shown within a fruiting tree, evoking the story of Eve. The jambs are deftly carved with floral paterae and grapevines over moulded footblocks.

This piece is an extraordinary survival from the unfinished Woodchester Mansion in Gloucestershire. By repute it was designed and made for the mansion but was never installed as the building project was left unfinished. AWN Pugin drew up early plans for this house, but the project was later taken on by Benjamin Bucknall. It is uncertain whether this chimneypiece was designed by Pugin, or was in fact designed by Bucknall, but it does share many stylistic similarities to the stonework throughout the rest of the house. Sadly after the patron of the project died, his Gothic vision was never realised in full.

English, c.1860

Provenance: Woodchester Mansion, Gloucestershire.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	55 3⁄8" 140.7 cms	58 11⁄16" 149 cms	8" 20.3 cms
Internal	33 11⁄16" 85.5 cms	40 5⁄8" 103 cms

Stock: 16022

A Tudor revival fireplace in warm honey coloured Bath stone. The gently pointed Tudor arch with foliate spandrels is flanked by a pair of deeply carved Tudor roses, beneath a deeply moulded shelf. All supported on plain stop chamfered jambs which are finished off with small scrolls to their bases.
English, circa 1920.

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	width	height	depth
External	63 7⁄8" 162.2 cms	42 1⁄2" 108 cms	6" 15.2 cms
internal	35 13⁄16" 91 cms	31 1⁄8" 79 cms

Stock: 15842

An antique Louis XIV fireplace in soft, honey coloured limestone. The moulded shelf rests on a carved frieze centred by a shell and foliate cartouche. The stop fluted console jambs rest on plain footblocks.
French, mid 19th century with restorations.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	58 1⁄8" 147.5 cms	39 13⁄16" 101 cms	10 1⁄2" 26.7 cms
Internal	45 3⁄8" 115.3 cms	33 1⁄8" 84 cms

Stock: 15474

A simply carved Tudor Revival Horton Stone Chimneypiece hewn from five blocks of stone. The only decoration is the elegant spandrels featuring a carved decoration of Tudor Roses to the corners from which emanate trailing leaves. This frames the softly rounded opening. English, circa 1930.

Notes: Horton stone is a limestone named after quarries at Hornton in north-west Oxfordshire. It is typically a rich tawny brown in colour, with natural variations.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	66 1⁄8" 167.8 cms	45 11⁄16" 116 cms	5" 12.7 cms
Internal	42 1⁄8" 107 cms	33 13⁄16" 85.8 cms

Stock: 15324

A simple and elegant bolection fireplace carved from a dove grey limestone. The polished and undulating surface reveals the subtle veining and mottling, which would be just as well suited to a contemporary interior as a period one. English, c.1930.

Provenance: Removed from a property on Eaton Square, London.

The Queen Anne style of the late 17th century saw the emergence of the simple bolection fireplace, often situated within a panelled room. It was far more simple in design that what had preceded it, and it was this striking simplicity that secured its enduring popularity.

	Width	Height	Depth
	61" 155 cms	47" 119.5 cms	3" 7.6 cms

Stock: 15440

A Victorian black slate fireplace with corbels beneath a wide shelf. An abundant festoon of painted summer flowers adorns the frieze and more trail down each jamb. As with fireplace SNo 15441 the symbolism of flowers was a popular theme in Victorian Britain, with flowers adopted as symbols across the decorative arts. The art of floriography as it was called, was used to convey messages through the language of flowers.
English, circa 1870.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	61 7⁄8" 157.3 cms	44 7⁄8" 114.1 cms	11" 28 cms
Internal	36 13⁄16" 93.5 cms	35 5⁄8" 90.5 cms

Stock: 6593

The Dalquharran Castle Chimneypiece.

A very rare, gently concave Portland Stone fireplace designed by Robert Adam and carved by the renowned Dutch stonemason Pieter Mathias van Gelder.

A moulded shelf rests above a simple frieze centred by a panel carved in relief with a floor standing globe flanked by opposing sphinxes. The endblocks, with carved lyres and husk swags, sit above fern frond corbels terminating in festooned bucrane on fielded panel jambs raised on stepped footblocks.
English, circa 1790.

Dalquharran Castle in Ayrshire, Scotland, is regarded as one of the finest examples of Robert Adam’s Castle Style. His castles were unique in the respect that whilst the outside embodied the robustness associated with a castle, the inside was the embodiment of his restrained and delicate classical style. Dalquharran Castle was created for Thomas Kennedy of Dunure but is sadly now a ruin after the roof was removed in 1967 to avoid paying rates.

The chimneypiece was originally installed in the round tower library of the Castle and epitomised Adam's classical elegance. The last image below shows it in situ in the ruins of the library. It is exceptionally rare to find such a piece and made even more remarkable as it survived virtually undamaged. There is a similarly fine chimneypiece at Seton Castle, Adam’s final project in Scotland.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	78" 198.2 cms	58 13⁄16" 149.3 cms	12 5⁄8" 32 cms
Internal	47 13⁄16" 121.5 cms	42 1⁄2" 108 cms

Stock: 15291

A Hopton Wood Stone arched Victorian chimneypiece togther with its original arched insert. The fireplace is very simply carved with a wide moulded shelf above a large keystone and two bold panels on the spandrels. Hopton Wood Stone is a type of limestone. It is very fine, almost like marble and is quarried west of Middleton-by-Wirksworth in Derbyshire.
English, circa 1860.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	67 1⁄4" 171 cms	44 3⁄16" 112.3 cms	11 13⁄16" 30 cms
Internal	33 7⁄8" 86 cms	32 1⁄2" 82.5 cms

Stock: 15244

A rare Edward Pugin Gothic Revival fireplace, carved from Caen stone and marble. The fine rose red breccia marble shelf and carved undershelf are flanked by projecting faceted endblocks. Beneath the shelf are a pair of high relief spandrels, carved with ivy leaves and perhaps aspen leaves on the other side, flanking the pointed arch opening. The wide jambs are fronted by cippolino marble columns, with foliate capitals and statuary marble bases typical of E Pugin's work. The whole fireplace is raised on large faceted footblocks. English, circa 1860.

Notes: Edward Pugin was the son of A.W.N Pugin, and an eminent architect in his own right. He was a leading proponent of the Gothic Revival style, and designed many ecclesiastical and domestic buildings. After his father's death, he was tasked with finishing many of his commissions, which led him to build his own successful portfolio. This particular fireplaces is almost identical to one found in Pugin's family house The Grange, in Ramsgate. The fireplace still in situ was designed by Edward as part of his remodelling of the family home designed by his father, and our fireplace is very likely to have been designed by him for the house too. It is probably the case, that as this house fell into a poor state of repair, the fireplace was removed and sold on.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	55 1⁄2" 141 cms	50 3⁄16" 127.5 cms	12 3⁄16" 31 cms
Internal	28 11⁄16" 73 cms	37 13⁄16" 96 cms

Stock: 14164

A large Yorkstone Aesthetic Movement antique fireplace surround. The high moulded and generous shelf is decorated with fans alternating with stylised floral detail set above a frieze with eight rosettes centred with Cornish Serpentine marble, the whole is supported on columned jambs flanking its original Minton tiled insert register grate and is shown with integral fireplace kerb. English, circa 1870.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	64" 162.5 cms	57 11⁄16" 146.5 cms	13" 33 cms
Internal	36" 91.5 cms	36" 91.5 cms

Stock: 12172

A boldly carved Gothic Revival composition stone chimneypiece. The frieze, set beneath a generous moulded shelf with deeply carved Gothic tracery echoed on the jambs, is flanked by stylised turret endblocks above further turret styled corbels on the jambs which rest on simple moulded foot blocks. Once a pair with SNo 12171 now sold.
English mid 19th century.

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	width	height	depth
	61 5⁄8" 156.5 cms	50 3⁄8" 128 cms	10 3⁄16" 26 cms
	35" 89 cms	38 3⁄16" 97 cms

Stock: 10848

A Tudor Revival limestone fireplace surround with a moulded, stepped shelf above a Tudor arched opening and with oak leaf and acorn carved detail on the spandrels.
English 19th century.

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	width	height	depth
External	53 1⁄8" 135 cms	45 7⁄8" 116.5 cms	11" 28 cms
Internal	31 1⁄2" 80 cms	32 1⁄2" 82.5 cms

Stock: 8626

A substantial Bolection chimneypiece carved from beautiful soft grey, salmon brown and taupe Derbyshire Fossil Limestone with a large central keystone. This stone is quite hard and will take a polish. English, circa 1860.

Notes: Derbyshire Fossil Limestone was laid down during the Carboniferous Period some 355 million years ago and contains numerous brachiopods, corals and crinoids. The county of Derbyshire in the East Midlands has many outcrops of this stone which dominate the landscape and contribute to its dramatic vistas.

	Width	Height	Depth
External	51 3⁄16" 130 cms	39 3⁄8" 100 cms	6 11⁄16" 17 cms
Internal	37 3⁄8" 95 cms	32 1⁄4" 82 cms

Stock: 15165

A beautifully carved Louis XV limestone Rococo chimneypiece. The moulded shelf is integral to the frieze which is carved from the solid and bears a central shell cartouche above the shaped opening. The C scrolled tapering panelled jambs are surmounted by carved shell detail. French, circa 1780.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	62 13⁄16" 159.5 cms	44 1⁄8" 112 cms	12" 30.5 cms
Internal	49 5⁄8" 126 cms	37 3⁄8" 95 cms

Stock: 14994

A small limestone fireplace surround in the French rustic manner. French, possibly 18th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	56 1⁄4" 143 cms	50 3⁄8" 128 cms	18 7⁄8" 48 cms
Internal	46 1⁄8" 117 cms	45 1⁄8" 114.5 cms

Stock: 12734

A large Victorian limestone fireplace surround in the Elizabethan style with carved shields and highly stylised mythical beasts carved on the spandrels. Image before restoration. English, early 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	61 1⁄4" 155.6 cms	49" 124.5 cms	6" 15.2 cms
Internal	48" 122 cms	41 1⁄4" 105 cms

Stock: 14633

A highly ornate and rare antique stone fireplace surround in the Louis XV Rococo style exuberantly carved throughout with abundant floral and foliate detail. The moulded shelf with bead and reel edging rests above an embellished serpentine frieze centred by a stylised rocaille cartouche with floral trails flanked by scrolled acanthus corners. Small shell cartouche top tapering panels on the jambs which rest on sturdy footblocks.
Photos before restoration. French mid to late 18th century.

Shown here with replica fire grate SNo 10920 not included in the price.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	62 3⁄8" 158.5 cms	46 7⁄8" 119 cms	17" 43.3 cms
Internal	50 1⁄8" 127.3 cms	34 5⁄8" 88 cms

Stock: 13353

A monumental French Renaissance style antique chimneypiece highly carved in creamy Caen Stone. The massive entablature, with its breakfront shelf centred by a podium above fruit and a grotesque mask, has a boldly carved frieze of mythical dragons and serpents amidst scrolling foliage. There are two large humorous figural carvings on the endblocks. To the left is the figure of a furtive peasant and to the right that of a lounging court jester. The whole is supported on a pair of free standing columns, with elaborate capitals, fronting the jambs.
French, mid 19th century.

Shown here with fire basket SNo 14374 not included.

Notes: Caen Stone is a light and creamy yellow Jurassic limestone formed approximately 167 million years ago and quarried near the City of Caen in north western France. It was used in the building of many historic French churches and abbeys and was also partially used in the construction of Canterbury Cathedral, Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London in England.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	79 7⁄8" 203 cms	61 13⁄16" 157 cms	23" 58.5 cms
Internal	45 11⁄16" 116 cms	46 1⁄2" 118 cms

Stock: 14223

A large Victorian Gothic style antique chimneypiece boldly carved in English Yorkstone. The wide moulded shelf, resting above the gently arched opening with carved stylised foliate detail on the spandrels, is supported by twin carved pillars fronting the jambs which sit on large sturdy footblocks.
English, circa 1870.

(Shown with fire grate SNo 14551 not yet on the web)

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	width	height	depth
external	76 3⁄16" 193.5 cms	47 13⁄16" 121.5 cms	15" 38 cms
internal	42 3⁄16" 107.2 cms	35 7⁄8" 91.2 cms

Stock: 14727

A fine Gothic Revival Caen stone chimneypiece, attributed to John Middleton (1820–1885). This grand chimneypiece has double columned jambs in a garnet coloured Serpentine marble which support a Languedoc marble shelf. The fireplace bears attributes of Norman ecclesiastical architecture, with zigzag mouldings framing both the frieze and the arched opening due not only to Middleton’s passion for church architecture but also reflecting the great religious revival of the nineteenth century; the Oxford movement perhaps being the most famous.

It is likely to have come from a grand Gothic Revival House in Cheltenham or its environs. It would have no doubt come from a room of grand proportions and it certainly would have made a magnificent centrepiece.

English, circa 1870.

Notes: Orphaned from a young age, Middleton was left only a modest allowance which he used to train as an architect in the North of England. He did however manage to travel to Europe, which influenced his style a great deal. Middleton went on to design a number of churches, residences and even railway stations in the favoured Gothic style of the period. Some of the most beautiful residences and public buildings he designed were in Cheltenham, including the Cheltenham Ladies College. Nearly every private residence he designed had a grand chimneypiece. These Gothic creations were hewn from both stone and marble, with grand columns and bold carving, not so different in design from gothic sedilia.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	96 1⁄8" 244 cms	61 13⁄16" 157 cms	18 1⁄8" 46 cms
Internal	48" 122 cms	42 7⁄8" 109 cms

Stock: 9137

HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE

An imposing Italian Renaissance style richly carved stone chimneypiece. Its shelf above a bold egg and dart undershel beneath which is the grandly carved frieze centred by a family crest, flanked by large palmette motifs. The crest bears the motto, “Honi soit qui mal y pense " ('Evil be to him who evil thinks). The jambs with classically styled panels of ribboned stemma nobiliare and eagles rest over pairs of mythical winged creatures on claw fee, very much in the Florentine manner. Italian, early 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	95 1⁄4" 242 cms	71 1⁄8" 180.5 cms	15 7⁄8" 40.5 cms
Internal	52 3⁄16" 132.7 cms	52 3⁄16" 132.5 cms

Stock: 12675

A Tudor Gothic Revival antique stone fireplace surround with a gentle arched opening and deeply carved recumbent stylised sea dragons on the spandrels.
English, mid to late 19th century.

Shown here with andirons SNo 12531 not included.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	58 1⁄8" 147.5 cms	46 7⁄8" 119 cms	6 1⁄4" 16 cms
Internal	40 3⁄8" 102.5 cms	37" 94 cms

Stock: 14531

A 19th century polished Portland Stone Tudor/Gothic Revival fireplace surround with the typical slow pointed arched opening beneath finely carved rosette and panelled detail the plain jambs terminating with unusual turret finial carvings.
English, circa 1910.

Shown here with fire basket SNo 14198 not included in the price.

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	width	height	depth
external	53 7⁄8" 137 cms	48" 122 cms	6 1⁄8" 15.5 cms
internal	41 7⁄8" 106.5 cms	41 7⁄8" 106.5 cms

Stock: 13796

An early 20th century large Tudor style carved warm coloured stone fireplace surround,
with fine Tudor Rose and foliate carving recessed into the spandrels and with a slow
pointed arched opening typical of the Tudor period.
English circa 1910.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	58 11⁄16" 149 cms	45 5⁄8" 115.7 cms	7 3⁄16" 18.2 cms
Internal	35 13⁄16" 91 cms	34 13⁄16" 88.5 cms

Stock: 13810

A wide Victorian fossil limestone Tudor style antique fireplace surround the spandrels inset with carved alabaster acorn and oak leaf detail.
English, circa 1900.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	81 1⁄2" 207 cms	47 13⁄16" 121.5 cms	4 1⁄8" 10.5 cms
Internal	59 3⁄8" 151 cms	36 3⁄8" 92.5 cms

Stock: 9169

This replica chimneypiece is on a spectacularly large scale and is carved in glorious limestone in the richest Italian Renaissance manner. The form and features showing direct inspiration from Pagan Ancient Rome in the double lions heads, under the four finely carved scrolled brackets supporting the double breakfronted shelf, which supports the fabulously detailed undercarved overmantel, and can also be seen in the massive lion paw feet above the footblocks. The other motif decoration includes egg and dart, Vitruvian scrolling and palmettes.

A 20th century exact replica of our earlier chimneypiece now sold - Stock No 8559.
The limestone can be patinated if desired.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	129" 327.7 cms	125" 317.5 cms	32" 81.3 cms
Internal	63" 160 cms	65" 165.1 cms

Stock: 13787

A carved limestone Louis XV, Rococo style antique fireplace mantel with an unusual central winged cartouche and a gently arched opening. French, mid 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	61" 155 cms	43 11⁄16" 111 cms	13 3⁄8" 34 cms
Internal	48 3⁄8" 123 cms	35 3⁄8" 90 cms

Stock: 14327

A Victorian Tudor Revival antique limestone fireplace surround. The arched opening, typical of the period, is beneath a band of well carved foliate detail and representations of the Tudor Rose.
English late 19th century.

Shown here with fire grate SNo 14076 not included in the price.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	51" 129.5 cms	46 7⁄8" 119 cms	5 5⁄8" 14.2 cms
Internal	24" 61 cms	22 1⁄2" 57.2 cms

Stock: 14186

A Gothic Revival limestone antique fireplace surround with a small central keystone linking the frieze to the gentle arched opening. The shelf is supported on six small brackets to the sides. A pair with SNo 14185 not yet on the website.
English, mid 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	61 3⁄8" 156 cms	53 11⁄16" 136.5 cms	10 3⁄8" 26.5 cms
Internal	35" 89 cms	41 1⁄2" 105.5 cms