Antique Ceramic Fireplace with Hood by Charles Gréber, circa 1910

A decorative brass serpentine fire grate with shaped polished fire bars over an engraved and pierced fret. Tulip finials sit over column legs with plinth feet, rivet-work fire grill...

You are viewing a clean Paul Evans inspired cityscape fireplace hood. There are very few minor scratches with very light use. Looks just as good as the...

This exceptional Art Nouveau style pine and burr paneled room is beautifully carved and decorated with blue-green ceramics. Panels with elegant curved and sober lines are covering the bottom of the walls and harmonize the room to its center; a fireplace and its monumental over mantel mirror carved in walnut wood. The mirror is framed by a dynamic and undulating foliage, a pattern we can also find inside the fireplace in green enameled ceramic, which is highlighting the wood texture. The large overmantel mirror sumptuously raises the space of the chimney, structured with two consoles allowing to place lamps. Two distinct doors are also part of the composition, both surmounted by a small carved wood overmantel...

Antique fireplace mantle in walnut, precious dark and hard wood, with black circles ebonized sculptures, in the middle of the Charles X period, late 19th century, coming from Italy. ...

A large and grand antique Statuary marble fireplace dating to the 1850’s. Each pilaster with two full rounded and free standing Corinthian columns th...

A rare, Irish, mid-18th century, statuary marble chimney piece originally from 44 Stafford Street, now 44 Wolfe Tone Street, owned by Theobold Wolfe Tone (1763-1798), the father of Irish Republicanism, circa 1750. Originating from a basic, English Palladian...