Reclaimed Catholic Church Marble Surround

This Gustavian-period Swedish console table features a distinctive arched design that reflects the elegant yet understated style of the era. Crafted from solid wood, the table has it...

An eye-catching mid-19th-century French boiserie panel retains its original pale French blue paint, gently worn to reveal the wood grain and character beneath. The panel’s carved mo...

A rare and sculptural early 19th-century French boiserie panel, salvaged from a historic chateau in the countryside. Designed to fit into a curved corner, this wooden architectural f...

19th-century French provincial interior door with carved upper panel and grooved beveled trim detailing. Install in a new home to enclose a pantry or linen cupboard to instantly add ...

A graceful 19th-century mantel from France, carved from luminous Carrara marble, prized for its soft white ground and delicate grey veining. Antique and reclaimed, this piece carries...

The serpentine shaped frieze has incredibly fine carvings of fabulous Renaissance ornament. The centre cartouche is upheld by male figures terminating in scrolling acanthus leaf’s, these flanked by dragons amongst foliage and female figures on each of the curved corners. The frieze upheld by highly carved baluster shaped pedestals on Rosso Verona jambs. Made from Pietra d’Istria marble and Rosso Verona marble. Photographed in un-restored original condition, can be cleaned if preferred, circa 1830 Provenance: Talygarn house in Wales, rebuilt during the 19th century by George Thomas Clarke, industrialist, ironmaster for Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

A wonderful French architectural marble fireplace mantel. The mantel legs are decorated with carved mouldings of fluted scrolls. The marble is in brown and off white veins. The top h...

A magnificent antique French limestone fireplace in Renaissance style! This historic mantel (fireplace) dates from the 18th century and exudes a lot of allure due to its robustness a...