6383. AN EXTREMELY LARGE AND RARE INGLENOOK CHIMNEYPIECE OF THE TUD0R RENAISSANCE PERIOD.The richly carved limestone detail on the top frieze depicting mythic deities, oak leaves and birds interspersed with drapes and floral decoration. A Wood Nymph or Dryad is carved on the left and a Dolphin on the right spandrel. Bead and reel, Bellflower and lambs tongue decoration are carved around the perimeters. The very broad arch has three central Joggled Voussoirs or keystones.
PROVENANCE : Removed from a 19th century hostelry in North London, original provenance not known, but probably from the Great Hall.....rather than the kitchen....see the Jack and the Beanstalk one at Hampton Court Palace below...Fee Fi Fo Fum !... of a large Tudor / Jacobean Manor House or Priory. Photo before restoration.
English circa 1600.

SCALE : Immense.

	Width	Height	Depth
External	144.9" 368 cms	105.1" 267 cms	23.0" 58.5 cms
Internal	117.7" 299 cms	76.0" 193 cms

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