James Paine

A small 18th century Louis XV rouge marble fireplace. The richly moulded and panelled frieze is centred by a simple Rococo cartouche, all supported on panelled jambs. French, late 1...

Monumental chimneypieces as these are quite rare to find. The house owners which could afford a mantel like this often preserved it through many generations. This Baroque inspired pi...

A monumental 19th Century Louis XIV-style Paonazzo marble fireplace, exquisitely carved with acroterion details. This antique chimneypiece, i...

A simple and elegant Georgian frame fireplace. Measures: Opening height 117 cm Opening width 114.5 cm.

A finely carved 18th century English white marble chimneypiece centre tablet of Neoclassical Design, circa 1788. Reclaimed from Silwood Park, a Neo...

Of rare design and generous height, this chimneypiece is carved from fine Carrara marble. The lintel is comprised of two elements; the higher component has 3 simple corbel forms to...

Beautiful Italian Marble Fireplace Mantel, dating from the 18th Century. Inside dimensions : 116cm wide & 83cm high

18th century Louis XV French chimneypiece in Breche Violete marble with serpentine frieze, central cartouche and canted jambs       Overall: 61 1/2"W x 43"H x 17"D Opening: 45"W x 35...

The frieze having curved panels of verde antico, overlaid with foliate scrolls of statuary marble. The centre plaque which is dog leg in shape depicts Flora, goddess of flowers and the season of spring, flanked by swags of oak leaves and acorns. The full tapering columns of verde antico marble are fluted and capped with finely carved ionic capitals. This fireplace is considered to be one of the finest and most important 18th century fireplaces to come to the market in recent years. Ryan and Smith have acquired it from the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, Virginia. Walter P Chrysler Jr., renowned collector of antiques and fine art, purchased the fireplace from the well-known Mayfair antiques dealer Stanley J Pratt Limited, 27 Mount Street, London. Stanley J Pratt removed the chimneypiece from the drawing room of Linton Park Kent after the Owner (Olaf Hambro’s) death in 1961, its featured in a Country life article from April 5th 1946 (see additional images). The chimneypiece is also illustrated in Connoisseur magazine 1963 Vol. 154, no. 620, which states “Originally in the Drawing room of Chesterfield House Mayfair, attributed to Isaac Ware...

A rare 19th century English Regency statuary marble mantelpiece. The finely carved caryatids to jambs surmounted by rosette paterae, the frieze with delicately carved masks and folia...

20th Century Marble Castle Chimneypiece Fireplace. Hand Carved In Brown Tiger Like Marble. With Hand Carved Centre Hound Motif Emblem. And Prominent Turrets To The Top Of Each Firepl...

A 19th century Carrara and Verde Antico marble chimneypiece In the George III style The inverted breakfront shelf with dentil cornice above a ribbon tied and medallion hung bell husk garlanded frieze with central tablet carved with a draped pedestal...