Object Description
An Imposing 19th Century Carved Walnut Fire Surround with combined overmantel of large proportions standing over 8 1/2 feet high.
Scottish Circa 1860.
The carved breakfront moulded cornice sits above a rectangular fielded panel with carved foliate surround, flanked by carved winged cherubs and festoons. To either side bold stop fluted pillars are surmounted by carved masks raised on fielded panel plinths beside the re-entrant moulded and carved jambs, the mantle shelf above a cartouche and leaf spray carved tablet.
This wonderful chimney piece is of excellent quality with good original colour. Impressive in scale and quality having an eclectic mix of Renaissance motifs and Georgian designs typical of the 19th Century.
Provenance : Castle Levan Manor in Scotland ( image attached in-situ)
A run of panelling which can be seen in the image of the fireplace in situ is also available if required.
Width: 105 inches – 267cm
Height: 104 1/2 inches – 266cm
Depth: 16 3/4 inches – 42.5cm