The fireplace features beautifully carved corbels set on canted jambs, scrolled and carved with floral detail at the bottom. The deep shelf is serpentine shaped and has moulded edges.
Made in London during the 1840’s.
Circa 1840
With decorative fern-leaf arched opening, original back and grates.
Circa 1880
sold
Made in black marble and with a polished finished.
Can also be supplied with a matt unpolished finish if desired.
With fine decorative castings and arched opening. Restored and painted using “down-pipe”, a colour from the Farrow and Ball paint range.
Circa 1870
SOLD
The Stewart combines elegant proportions with crisp clean architectural lines, making it a perfect design for a modern or classical interior.
Made in a Portuguese limestone with either a matt or waxed finish.
A plain and stylish antique cast iron fireplace from the Edwardian period, fully restored.
Circa 1900)
The substantial 12″ (300mm) wide bolection moulded frame, rests on plain square plinths.
Carved from a block of beautifully figured, pencil veined Carrara marble, hand selected in Italy by Ryan & Smith.
Georgian Adam style fire basket
A steel and iron fire basket in the Adam style. Having engraved swags of bell-flowers and a pierced serpentine apron.
Price: £1,200 (+VAT)
With turned barley twist legs on hairy pair feet, long acanthus corbels and flamed mahogany door panels.
Made in Co. Cork, Ireland
Circa 1810
A fireplace design fashionable in Europe from the 17th century right through to today.
Produced in a soft pale coloured limestone with a matt finish. Suitable for both modern and traditional interiors.
Can be made to measure.
Hand carved from solid blocks of English Portland stone. The front and side consoles have carved acanthus leaf decoration. The wide framed in-grounds, architrave and cornice mouldings are all of solid mid 18th century Palladian design.
A small and elegant Irish Georgian flip-top mahogany gaming card table. The table has a straight frieze centred with a brass handled drawer. The turret corners open to reveal recessed guinea pit and drink wells, the playing surface felt-lined. All is supported on plain kneed cabriole legs, terminated with drake feet.
Irish, circa 1790
Made from a richly coloured Italian Carrara marble. The jambs with substantial fluted pilasters, various mouldings and bracket corbels. A deep moulded shelf sits above a fluted frieze.
Circa 1900
Price: £3,800 (+VAT)
Black with coloured marbleized panels.
Removed from a grand Victorian property and fully restored to perfect condition.
Circa 1880
Price: £2,400 (+VAT)
Reclaimed from an Edwardian Belfast property and restored with a slight distressed finish.
Circa 1900
The centre plaque is a garland of oak leaves and acorns, exquisitely carved in white Italian Carrara marble. To either side of the plaque, are panels of black and gold, Portoro Nero marble. Portoro marble also flanks the front pilasters and returns into the chimney wall. The scroll corbels are carved on the front with husks, descending into acanthus leaves and on each of the sides ears of wheat sheaf. Egg and dart mouldings frame the opening and also feature on the break fronted cornice shelf.
Circa 1760
Price on application
All the castings are of fine quality, hand painted with Farrow and Ball “Slipper Satin” paint.
Circa 1880
The main body of the fireplace is black, with softly coloured marbled columns and panels.
Reclaimed from a Belfast property and fully restored for use.
Circa 1890
Original tiled insert £800 (+VAT)
Carved from three pieces of Dove Grey Marble. The jambs and frieze having raised and fielded panels. The keystone carved with an oyster shell and the corners with stylised rosettes. This fireplace reflects the work of Irish stone cutter William Colles.
A matching pair to stock No.18145. An identical design but with the use of different marble, originally from the same property.
Circa 1740
With moulded brass pilasters, chamfered side cheeks and apron.
The iron back plate is highly decorative and beautifully cast, it features a centre stylised scallop shell and acanthus leaf arabesques.
Circa 1820
Made from a white statuary marble which has subtle veining.
Dating from the early part of the 20th century.
Circa 1900
Price: £1,500 (+VAT)
Circa 1890
Painted in a blue/grey Farrow and Ball paint
Circa 1900
sold
Complete with fire back and grates.
Circa 1920
sold
Circa 1890
A large Victorian marble fireplace made from Belgian black marble, with coloured rouge griotte marble mouldings. The aperture is of arched form, with a carved scroll centre keystone.
Circa 1870
Price: £5,200 (+VAT)
Having a decorative cartouche in the top centre of the rim.
Complete with bars, grate and fire back.
Copied from an original 1840’s piece.
