Antique Yorkstone fireplace mantel in the Jacobean revival manner

The Antique Yorkstone chimneypiece in the Jacobean revival manner has carved spandrels on two facing hounds heads. from the City of Hull Coat of Arms. Provenance : From The Royal Infirmary in Hull, Yorkshire. 1842.by architect H F Lockwood who later became the chief architect of Victorian Bradford and the new settlement of Saltaire

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A LARGE YORKSTONE CHIMNEYPIECE IN THE JACOBEAN REVIVAL MANNER. On the spandrels are carved two facing hounds heads with olive branches in a shield, from the City of Hull Coat of Arms. Provenance : From The Royal Infirmary in Hull, Yorkshire, built in 1842...demolished in 1970's...the architect was H F Lockwood who later became the chief architect of Victorian Bradford and the new settlement of Saltaire. Preliminary image.

	Width	Height	Depth
External	72.0" 183 cms	57.5" 146 cms	35.4" 90 cms
Internal	47.2" 120 cms	46.5" 118 cms

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