Pine Fireplaces and Mantels

Rectangular shelf over an egg and dart moulding. The mantles central decoration featuring a central urn flanked by fluting and paterae. The bottom and sides with guilloche decoration.

American Federal Period Pine Fireplace Mantel Early 19th Century, circa 1800–1825 A refined and elegantly proportioned American Federal period fireplace mantel, crafted in pine dat...

Late 18th Century American Pine Fireplace Mantel New England, circa 1780–1820 A striking and increasingly scarce example of early American architectural craftsmanship, this fireplac...

An elegant and architecturally disciplined fireplace mantel conceived in the refined vocabulary of the Federal Style, the dominant neoclassical mode in early American design followin...

18th Century Georgian English pine fire surround. Handcrafted circa 1780 in the Georgian era, presented in a waxed finish. Fluted pilaster columns extend the length of the jambs, f...

An antique Georgian waxed pine bullseye fireplace crafted over 200 years ago. Although the design is simple, this Georgian style surround speaks volumes in an interior, ornamented w...

A carved pine fireplace in the George III style. The frieze with centre tablet featuring a Greek key pattern, flanked by circular paterae end blocks, surmounted by moulded shelf with...

A Scottish Edwardian Scots Pine Bolection Fireplace Surround. A deep moulded bolection front frame, with generous return sections to wall, all resting on splayed foot blocks. The Sc...

A very large reclaimed pine fire surround in the early Victorian style. Additional Dimensions Opening Height 120 cm Opening Width 159 cm Width between outsides of the fo...

An antique Georgian carved pine fire surround, reclaimed from a farm house in Surrey. This fire surround would make a beautiful feature of properties old and new alike. The handcarv...

An antique Georgian style painted pine fireplace, sourced from a £13 million house in Hampstead, London. Painted with gold leaf beneath the mantel and scrolls decorating the jambs, ...

Fine American Federal Fireplace Mantel New England, circa 1790–1830 An architecturally refined and superbly proportioned Federal-period fireplace mantel, executed in solid wood with...

Salvaged from a Norfolk farmhouse, this original 18th century bullseye fireplace is a timepiece from history. It is made in pine with several layers of old paint which has worn beaut...

English, 18th century. A Palatial 18th Century Georgian Carved Pine Mantel with Overmantel, executed in the distinguished style reminiscent of the renowned architect and designer William Kent. The fireplace surround features an impressive array of sophisticated carvings from the acanthus leaf carvings on the plinth base, oversized legged scrolls adorned with beadwork and fine quality faux drapery. The header has a central head likely depicting Dionysus with grape vines. Exquisite ribbon & bow carvings surround the central motif and are flanked by a pair of large lion head motifs. The over-mantel is as sophisticated and impressive as the bottom with carved scrolled waves, keltic style knots and bellflowers that are flanked with monumental carved silk curtain drapes...

A simple and elegant antique English painted pine fire surround dating back to the late 19th/early 20th century. With its symmetrical proportions and understated design, this reclaim...

American Federal Fireplace Mantel with Reeded Capitals and Herringbone Tablet An exceptional American Federal fireplace mantel, late 18th, early 19th century, masterfully crafted in...

This 18th century neoclassical Adam style carved pine mantlepiece features a carved and gilded urn and scrolled foliate decorated frieze.

An early 19th century antique Regency style pine fire mantel with a stripped finish, ready for paint, stain or wax. Dating from circa 1820, this fireplace has stood the test of time ...

A large antique painted wooden fireplace with overmantel mirror. Made in the George II Palladian taste and retaining its original painted fin...

An 18th Century architectural fire surround. Handcrafted circa 1790 in the Neoclassical style, presented in a waxed finish. This simple and pleasing form has square columns on the ...

A 19th Century intricately carved wooden fireplace. Featuring columned scrolled legs, central tablet with centralised pomegranate and foliage details either side.

A spectacular late 18th C American pine mantel retaining traces of original paint. Removed from a house in the valley of Virginia. The opening of the mantel measures 43"w x 36.25.

18th century fruitwood and pine mantle from France. The detail on this mantle is lovely. the crown is hand carved with lovely acanthus leaf decoration, following down to a stepped p...

Very fine George III period carved pine mantel, the pediment with stepped ends having band of ringed rosettes over dentil molded frieze over two scrolls with acanthus and water leaf ...

A Georgian style carved pine fireplace, a moulded shelf sits above a frieze with reeded panels and a central tablet with a carved acanthus decoration, flanked by capitols featuring f...

An antique Neoclassical style fireplace sourced from a hotel in Newquay, England. Made in pine and composition, this late 19th century fire surround is a striking piece, bringing gra...

American Painted Pine Fireplace Mantel New England, circa 1800–1830 A refined and quietly architectural American mantel of the early 19th century, distinguished by its subtle moldin...

A large scale architectural Neoclassical style fire surround. This large mahogany fireplace was crafted in England circa 1900. Crafted in an architectural style, it comprises of ful...

A substantial and impressive architectural late 19th century profusely carved pine and lime wood fireplace surround in the Georgian manner of R...

20th Century Georgian style Hand-carved Pine Mantelpiece Fireplace surround. A fine mid-Georgian design in the 'William Kent' style with a carved shell flanked by husk swags and fl...

A very good late 18th century carved pine neo-classical chimneypiece. The frieze with a fielded panel featuring repeating swags and paterae, conforming tapering fielded panels to th...

A smart bolection style fire mantel with an expertly painted marble effect finish. The simplicity and angular lines of this faux marble bolection firepla...

This pine chimneypiece has a swan-neck pediment supporting three pedestals, with dentil and leaf borders. There is a central limewood oval portrait of Robert Marsham, 2nd Baron Romney carved in relief and suspended by acanthus and tied ribbons. The frieze below is also applied with limewood carving of naval trophies, emblematic of seamanship and learning, flanking a central tablet depicting a reclining Marine Society boy. The supports are composed of large fluted columns with Ionic capitals and edged with egg and dart borders and leaf-carved mouldings. English, 1775. Provenance: Supplied by Mr. Tousey for the Committee Room of the Marine Society at No. 54 Bishopsgate Street, London, in April 1775 at a cost of £30.15s 6d removed to Clark’s Place, Bishopsgate Street, London, in 1891 Published: Woodman, Richard “…..of daring temper 250 years of the Marine Society.” London 2006, pp 24-25. Bosanquet, Henry T. A., The Marine Society, A Catalogue of the Pictures and other Works of Art, 1905, p. 14. The Marine Society is the world’s oldest public maritime charity and was the brainchild of Jonas Hanway. In 1756, at the beginning of the Seven Years’ War, he reflected on Britain’s woefully undermanned and ill-equipped navy. His idea was to ensure that young men and boys who wished to ‘learn the duty of seaman…shall be handsomely clothed and provided with bedding, and their charges born down to the ports where His Majesty’s Ships lye with all other proper encouragement.’ During the ensuing hostilities the Society equipped 5,140 men and 4,787 boys for the Navy. In 1793 Admiral Lord Nelson, a governor of the Society, requested 20 lads to join his 64-gun ship Agamemnon at Chatham. By the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, at least 15% of British naval manpower was being supplied, trained and equipped by the Marine Society. By 1774, the Society had outgrown its offices in the Royal Exchange and moved to 54 Bishopsgate Street. Detailed minutes of the weekly Committee meetings describe the furnishing of the Society’s new Committee Room, including ‘a carved chimneypiece...

A reclaimed Georgian pine bullseye style fireplace reclaimed a farmhouse in Norfolk. At over 200 years old, this fireplace is evocative of classic Georgian styling, detailed with ‘b...

A tall and elegant late 19th century composition and pine wood fireplace, dating to circa 1880. Design features of this antique fire surround include dog leg composition moulding ar...

An antique Georgian pine fire surround. Showcasing a fine composition fluted frieze, this fireplace is ornately crafted in pine and applied with composition mouldings to the centre t...

An 18th century antique Georgian pine fire mantel with stripped finish, ready for paint, stain or wax. Dating from circa 1780, this fire surround has stood the test of time for more ...

A large and elegant -Scottish (Edinburgh’s New Town) 19th Century Georgian carved pine and lime wood fireplace surround. A break front top shelf with a carved repeating rope cornice...

Unique 1960s faux porphyry marble impressive adams style mantlepiece circa 1960. Porphyry effect marble fireplace in the adams taste circa 1960. Large and imposing fireplace which i...

An antique wooden fire mantel of simple architectural form, perfect for interiors traditional and modern alike. Reclaimed from a house in Reading, i...

A painted Georgian style fire surround with composition swags and central cameo. Additional Dimensions Opening height 103.5 cm Opening width 122 cm Width between outsides of the foo...

A large early 19th century fire mantel constructed from pine with a finely carved frieze panel featuring Sphinx. The end blocks are carved with celestial globes, something we have ne...

Nice 18th-early 19th century North Carolina yellow pine mantle in original blue and white paint. Typical "neat and plain" style.

Charleston / Philadelphia Cypress and White Pine Neoclassical mantel piece with a central carved gesso panel of dancing figural ladies, floral swags, floral urns, musical instruments...

A substantial and impressive architectural late 19th century profusely carved pine and lime wood fireplace surround in the Georgian manner of R...

An elegant antique English carved pine fire mantel, reclaimed from a property in Edinburgh. Dating from the early 19th century, this fireplace i...

An English George III style pine fireplace, with carved festoon centre of leaves, fruit and flowers, scrolled and leaf side panels, acanthus l...

An antique Georgian style painted fireplace. Dating to the mid-century, this elegant English Georgian style fireplace is constructed in pine with a white painted finish. A feature o...

An antique Georgian style pine fire surround. At over 120 years old, this fireplace is evocative of classic Georgian styling, detailed with carved foliage designs to the frieze and e...

This finely proportioned carved wooden fireplace surround exemplifies the transition from late Georgian to early Neoclassical design in colonial America. The architectural compositio...

An antique pine and composition painted fire surround. This sophisticated antique fireplace will make a stunning chimneypiece in any setting, bringing the fine elegance of Georgian s...

An antique Georgian style carved pine fire surround. Dating to circa 1850, this English fireplace has a stripped pine finish, heavily carved with swags and foliage topped with a stri...

A smart neoclassical style antique wooden fire mantel dating from the early 20th century. This simple surround is made in pine with a waxed finish a...

An antique Scottish pine and composition fire surround in the style of Robert Adam. Dating from the late 18th century, this antique fireplace displays beautiful hand carved elements...

An 18th century antique Georgian gilt dog leg fire surround. This reclaimed chimneypiece is constructed from pine and ornately decorated with composition foliage, painted and gilded ...

An antique late Georgian or Regency period painted pine and gesso/composition fire surround. Dating to circa 1820, this stunning fireplace is an original of the English Georgian and ...

An antique George III English pine fire surround salvaged from Hammer Hill House. Dating to circa 1780, this finely made fireplace displays carved lime wood decoration. The frieze i...

A smart Regency style pine bullseye fire mantel with wax finish dating from the mid 19th century. The bullseye fire surround is a classic of the late Georgian era, characterised by i...

An antique Neoclassical style painted pine and composition fire mantel, sourced from a £13 million house in Hampstead, London. This 19th century fireplace would make a stunning new ...

An exceptionally fine Neo-classical pine chimneypiece with original Verde Antico marble slips with a frieze carved in fine low relief centred with an urn flanked by foliate arabesque...