Stock No: 10014

10014. A VERY LARGE TUDOR GOTHIC REVIVAL CHIMNEYPIECE IN PAINSWICK LIMESTONE, possibly by T. H. Wyatt 1807-1880, a contemporary of Pugin.
The frieze and canted ends are carved with nine Quatrefeuille under a concave moulded shelf with likewise nine carved floral motifs in the Pugin style of Oak leaves, over a Gothic arch with oakleaf carved spandrels.Shown in the last frame below with 10015, the original fire grate .

Provenance: Wyke House, near Trowbridge, Wiltshire ...home of the Hammond Family, 19th century Cloth Mill owners in Trowbridge ...demolished in the 1950's.
English, mid 19th century.

Link to: Antique Renaissance Chimneypieces inc Elizabethan, Jacobean, Tudor Gothic Revival Fireplace mantels.

	Width	Height	Depth
External	90.9" 230.9 cms	70.9" 180 cms	15.7" 40 cms
Internal	55.1" 140 cms	43.9" 111.4 cms