Kilkenny Marble

A Black Kilkenny marble Regency fireplace. The jambs with full columns surmounted by panelled end blockings.

An Irish Regency Period Black Kilkenny Marble Fireplace Mantel. A substantial and superior quality chimneypiece in black Irish Kilkenny marble, early 19th century Regency period fire...

A William IV period Irish carved corbel fireplace in highly fossilised Kilkenny marble. The pilaster jambs with elegant carved corbel brackets supporting wide and generous mantle wit...

A spectacular antique chimneypiece carved from Kilkenny marble. A remarkable surround that is truly unique.

A bespoke surround in Irish Kilkenny marble, typical of the early 19th century with moulded panels to Jambs and frieze, carved roundel end blocks and slender rectangular moulded shelf.

A Scottish Regency fireplace in black Kilkenny marble. The reeded jambs surmounted by plain frieze featuring oval centre and side blockings.

A substantial and superior quality antique chimneypiece in black Irish Kilkenny marble. An early 19th c Regency period fireplace with fully detached columns supported on square foot ...

A period George III late 18th century fireplace in Kilkenny marble. Architectural in design with simple jambs stood on square foot blocks, supporting a long frieze with plain centre ...

A large antique Regency period Irish Kilkenny marble fireplace from the early 19th century.

An Aesthetic period Kilkenny marble fireplace inset with Minton tiles, removed the Cornish home of the celebrated British novelist John Le Carré.

A large antique George III Irish Kilkenny Marble fireplace mantel. Very well drawn with good proportions and almost entirely black.

Kilkenny is nicknamed "the Marble City"; the footpaths of the city streets were paved with Kilkenny marble flagstones, which were highly polished with wear and glistened when wet.

Made from a dark grey/black Kilkenny marble with many light coloured coral fossils.

In fact, the footpaths of the city streets were once paved in Kilkenny marble flagstones!

Kilkenny is nicknamed "the Marble City"; the footpaths of the city streets were paved with Kilkenny marble flagstones, which were highly polished with wear and glistened when wet.

A black Kilkenny marble fireplace surround. This fireplace is in the early 19th century Irish Regency style.

A large Regency period antique Irish fireplace in Kilkenny marble. Usually referred to as the "Dublin Corbel" as they were typically used there during that period.

An exceptional antique Victorian cast-iron hall stand by Coalbrookdale. With black Kilkenny marble top, coat hooks, stick stands, removable umbrella drip trays and original mirror.

This bronze sculpture by Patrick McElroy depicts a flower-like structure fixed to a Kilkenny marble base. The form is covered in a scale-like texture and coated in a green patina.

A large and imposing Gothic Revival fireplace in Irish black Kilkenny fossil marble with green Connemara marble columns.

A very smart English Regency specimen marble chimneypiece in Kilkenny black fossil marble inlaid with Breche Violette marble panels which have been cut and opened like a book to reve...

Hewn from a five tonne solid block of the famous Kilkenny black marble, shipped across St George's channel to Dominic's rural Devon workshops.

A tall and unique Gothic Revival oak fireplace mantel together with the original Kilkenny black marble curved fender. The high stepped shelf has a central podium flanked by two demil...