18th Century Statuary Marble Mantel with Wedgewood Panel Inlay (GEO-ZE38)

A late 18th century English marble mantel of good quality and in good condition incorporating unrelated 18th century elements of similar quality ...

Late 18th century mantel in statuary marble with Spanish Brocatella inlaid panels to the frieze and jamb, the latter terminating beneath simple moulded corbels and the former flankin...

A magnificent mid-18th century mantel in statuary marble with heavily carved foliate pilasters headed by masks beneath carved trussed which support corner blockings carved with ewers...

An early 19th century English mantelpiece of restrained and elegant form, incorporating later elements and repairs, in Italian statuary marble with...

An exceptional English Regency antique chimneypiece, circa 1820. Carved in fine, white statuary marble with full fluted columns with Corinthian capitals. The frieze is carved with ov...

Georgian style mantelpiece in statuary and convent Siena marbles with pastoral centre tablet scene and cherubic corner blocks, circa 1820. Opening dimensions: 44 1/2" W x 41 1/2" H.

This is another one of a kind original fireplace surround in White Statuary Marble. The marble of the mantle has a nice patina. Very fine details in the carving. A great condition of...

A late 18th century Georgian English neoclassical chimneypiece, with a wide breakfront shelf. The centre tablet carved in high relief of a classical female figure in a garden. Flanke...

A petite Regency fireplace in statuary and grey Bardiglio marble. The frieze with carved centre placed featuring Adam style urn and drapery. The tapering jambs surmounted by carved w...

This antique fireplace surround in hard stone of the Directoire period with statuary marble inlay is quite unique. The hard stone has a wood look. The front is decorated with musique...

This white hand-carved marble chimney-piece with Scagliola inlay and break fronted shelf attributed to Pietro Bossi who is known to have worked in Dublin ...

This white hand-carved marble chimney-piece with Scagliola inlay and break fronted shelf attributed to Pietro Bossi who is known to have worked in Dublin from 1785-1798. Not much is known about Pietro Bossi, although much inlay work of the late 18th century is commonly known as`Bossi-work'. An Italian craftsman, Bossi worked in Dublin from 1785-1798 and used colored marble inlay and also a colored paste inlay, known as Scagliola, on a white marble ground. His designs are in the neoclassical style, a style disseminated by Robert Adam in 1770s. Bossi`s process was a closely guarded secret and was apparently carried out behind closed doors. Although, there were other craftsmen producing this type of work, the present chimney-piece can be attributed to Bossi because it shares some distinctive decoration with other pieces strongly believed to be by him. The overall style is typical of Bossi. This unique marble fireplace mantel-piece is believed to originate from a wing of Huntroyde Hall...