English Antique Victorian Carved Statuary Marble Fireplace Surround

A substantial early Victorian fire surround in statuary marble. Well carved acanthus corbels sit above plain jambs and flank a stepped frieze ...

Large Victorian statuary white marble fireplace surround with and arched aperture and heavily carved corbels supporting the serpentine ...

Antique early Victorian statuary white marble fire surround with fluted panels to the legs and frieze and carved corbels supporting the bul...

Superb antique William IV statuary white marble fire surround with extravagant inverted lambs tongue corbels which are embellished with aca...

Antique Victorian statuary white marble fire surround. The reeded jambs are decorated with sienna marble interruptions and terminate in book matched floral carved corbels. Further re...

Victorian strikingly figured Carrara marble fireplace surround with canted jambs terminating in well carved corbels and petals flanki...

19th century fine English Victorian statuary honed marble fireplace surround. Hand carved with fluted pilasters tapered jambs. With fine ornamental tablets On recessed paneling above...

A Neo-Classical marble fireplace in Tinos green marble, with inlaid Statuary. The jambs with fluted Statuary columns and carved floral detail to corner blocks. The frieze comprises o...

20th Century pair of statuary marble & ormolu fireplaces. Early 20th Century (Late Victorian) Pair of White Statuary Marble Chimneypieces, With Fine Ormolu Mounts To The Upright J...

A pleasing and simple Antique Victorian Carrara marble Demi-pillard fireplace, with fluted projected capitols with under mounted Rosso Verona pillars, with Carrara marble capping...

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...

A large and ornate statuary marble fireplace, in the manor of Louis XVI, good quality carving to this piece throughout, fully cleaned and restored and ready to fit. Fire Opening Size...