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Period and Antique Revival Fireplaces, in the Renaissance styles of Gothic, Elizabethan, Jacobean and Tudor.

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  • 12755: An elaborately decorated Cast Iron Fireplace in the Renaissance Revival manner. The serpentine shelf over the frieze centred by a plain shield with scrolled floral and entwined birds either side, flan

  • 10847: ANTIQUE TALL WELL-CARVED OAK CHIMNEYPIECE WITH OVERMANTEL in the Jacobean English Renaissance manner. The overmantel with four fluted columns and ornate florally decorated capitals enclosing two rows

  • 12583: A  LARGE CARVED MAHOGANY CHIMNEYPIECE IN THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE MANNER, the fluted columns supporting the frieze ornately carved with typical Renaissance decoration of strapwork connecting a central
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  • 12687: AN ANTIQUE IMPOSING CARVED STONE FIREPLACE AND OVERMANTEL IN THE ENGLISH NEO-BAROQUE MANNER. The concave under-moulded breakfront shelf centred by a large carved, projecting scrolled Heraldic centre p

  • 9840: A SMALL STONE TUDOR GOTHIC STYLE CHIMNEYPIECE with floraly carved detail on the spandrels and baluster stop finials on the jambs. English, 19th century.
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  • 12748: A RICHLY CARVED OAK WOOD FIREPLACE, in the Italian Venetian manner,  substantially built with profuse carved scrolled floral decorative detail on the frieze and arabesque motifs on the jambs under scr

  • 7873: A LARGE MARBLE FIREPLACE IN THE TUDOR GOTHIC JACOBEAN MANNER, minimally carved in white and coloured veined and figured grey marble with deeply recessed mouldings above the footblocks and under the bs

  • 12712: A tall richly carved limestone chimneypiece in the Tudor Gothic Revival manner, the tall pointed arch set with ten stylised roses, the spandrels carved with entwined monograms, possibly VW and ED, set

  • 12576: ' AWAY TO NEWMARKET '  This delicately carved oak Jacobean chimneypiece is attributed to the provenance of the original Royal Palace built by King James Ist in Newmarket in 1606-10, from which time Ne

  • 12518: A SMALL AND  INTRICATELY DETAILED  CAST CAST IRON FRENCH CHEMINEE IN THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE MANNER, with prolific floral, shell, bird and 'rocaille' decoration, the frieze centered by the mask of a F

  • 12315: A SMALL PLAIN SANDSTONE FIREPLACE in the Tudor Revival manner, the simple moulded shelf over two applied carved heraldic beasts, a lion rampant and a stag. English mid 20th century.  Link to: Antique

  • 12570: AN SUBSTANTIAL ARTS AND CRAFTS FOSSIL STONE FIREPLACE in the Neo-Gothic manner. The spandrels are carved with scrolled roses and shields, futher carved detail on the jambs with the date 1916. Known pr

  • 11035: A LARGE MID VICTORIAN SANDSTONE BOLECTION FIREPLACE. Circa 1850.  Link to: Antique Renaissance, Gothic Tudor Fireplace mantels and Chimneypieces: 1260 - 1600

  • 12311: A LARGE HIGH VICTORIAN CARVED OAK CHIMNEYPIECE in the Italian Renaissance manner. The straight shelf with repeating carved acanthus leaf detail over dentil mouldings over lamb's tongue carved detail.
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  • 11453: A large Arts-and-Crafts carved oak chimneypiece and overmantel in the Jacobean Gothic Revival manner, ensuite with the linenfold pannelling S.No 11432. The top breakfront cornice with four projecting

  • 12511: AN UNUSUAL AND  WELL CARVED OAK CHIMNEYPIECE IN THE NEO GOTHIC MANNER OF A.W.N.PUGIN (1812-1852). The contoured shelf over the open clover leaf frieze, flanked by typical Pugin oak leafage decoration,

  • 12548: AN IMPOSING VICTORIAN NEO GOTHIC CHIMNEYPIECE carved in blue and grey veined pencil statuary marble. There is a half hexagonal central plinth on the frieze together with the inset tracery Gothic panel

  • 12493: A TALL 19TH CENTURY WALNUT CHIMNEYPIECE WITH OVERMANTEL IN THE FRENCH RENAISSANCE REVIVAL MANNER .The panelled overmantel shown without a painting or tapestry in the space provided. The upper frieze f

  • 12503: AN ARTS-AND-CRAFTS TUDOR  REVIVAL CARVED OAK FIREPLACE with a gadrooned shelf over the plain frieze, interspersed with carved raised panels, supported on carved strapwork decorated jambs. English, cir
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  • 12430: AN IMPOSING LARGE CARVED OAK WOOD CHIMNEYPIECE in the English Renaissance / Jacobean Revival manner. The broad shelf carved with vine leaves and grapes, over the frieze carved from the solid with typi
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  • 12118: A FINELY CARVED OAK CHIMNEYPIECE AND OVERMANTEL IN THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE ELIZABETHAN REVIVAL MANNER. The gadrooned cornice is set above the many panelled overmantel. This series of panels of varying

  • 12216: A SUBSTANTIAL VICTORIAN CARVED STONE AND MARBLE CHIMNEYPIECE in the Neo Gothic manner, surmounted by a pitched roof overmantel hood carved with pantiles with a scrolled and florally crested pediment f

  • 12006: A LARGE PERIOD ITALIAN RENAISSANCE CHIMNEYPIECE carved in Istrian marble. The frieze carved in high relief with scrolling foliage interspersed with puttii on stylised seahorses either side of a centra

  • 8893: A VENETIAN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL CHIMNEYPIECE richly carved in Breccia marble. The deeply moulded serpentine shelf over the high relief carved frieze centered by a central floral cartouche flanked by fl
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  • 11804: A LARGE CARVED OAK CHIMNEYPIECE IN THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL MANNER... The wide moulded shelf sits over the barrel frieze which is carved with floral designs and strapwork and flanked by lion ma
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  • 10013: A LARGE YORKSTONE CHIMNEYPIECE IN THE JACOBEAN REVIVAL MANNER. On the spandrels are carved two facing hounds heads with olive branches in a shield as from the City of Hull coat of arms. Provenance : F

  • 11659: A LIMESTONE CHIMNEYPIECE IN THE GOTHIC REVIVAL MANNER, with generously moulded shelf supported on an arched frieze with inset panelled spandrels. Image before restoration. English 19th century.   Link




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The term Renaissance here covers other related and adjacent periods and styles in different regions for convenience. Antique Italian Renaissance fireplaces are still to be found in the Palazzo’s and Villa’s of Venice and Florence particularly. Antique Elizabethan, Tudor and Jacobean English and Scottish fireplace mantels likewise can be found in many a great English, Scottish & Irish, later also American Country or Town House, Residence or Palace. Gothic architecture and style preceded Renaissance and later of course there were the Neo Gothic, Renaissance, Jacobean and Tudor Revival 18th and 19th century periods when a style or pastiche of a style or styles became fashionable in traditional projects, or providing impressive counterpoint or as statement pieces in modern interiors as is still the case today.

Our antique Renaissance fireplaces, Tudor Gothic, Elizabethan, Jacobean and Tudor Revival period mantels and chimneypieces include marble, carved stone and crafted wooden examples.

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