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To a fine and rare English Statuary White and Sienna marble chimneypiece of the c.1760-1790 period. The mantel is trimmed with hand carved sienna modified ionic capitals and moulded bases. A central frieze tablet is also sienna marble mounted with a hand carved white marble bucolic scene showing a shepherd, shepherdess and animals including a dog which is leaving early in the day. The end tablets above the capitals are carved with rich water or wine urns. The moulded multipiece shelf contains a course of running rope and egg and dart. The hearth opening is mounted with a similar course of egg and dart moulding which is footed on plain plinths as are the plain columns. A period hearth is included, which matches the mantel. The mantel has the usual small repairs and has been polished to show the figure to advantage. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2030) |
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Length of Shelf: 83" Length of Body: 73" Length of Opening: 48.62" Height of Opening: 47" Height Overall: 67.75" Depth of Shelf: 15.50" |
$50.00 |
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To a late 19th century English green and statuary white marble fireplace mantelpiece. The green moulded shelf is above a white support. The mantel frieze is mounted with three green tablets centered by green Wedgewood basalt plaques in the neoclassic manner,. Between the plaques is a central course of fluted white marble surrounded by green to the top and bottom. The frieze is supported by an arcaded white marble member. The mantel legs or jambs are fluted in agreement with the frieze. And are paneled by green marble all footed on plinths, There are also green returns to the side so that the mantel has projection and can be mounted flat to the wall. Interesting, the mantel retains its original green hearth with three inlaid white rectangles. All in all a pretty mantel in good condition. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. Width of Hearth: 46 3/4 Depth of Hearth 15 1/8 (#2031) |
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Length of Shelf: 50" Length of Body: 45.25" Length of Opening: 33" Height of Opening: 35.75" Height Overall: 43" Depth of Shelf: 5" |
$10,650.00 |
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To an Edwardian copy of a c.1770 English wood fireplace The triple arcaded shelf is supported by three carved courses of flower dentil and relief moulding. The bottom course matches the carved leaf device to the mantel shelf. The mantel frieze is a tour de force of applied wood carving in the English rococo manner. Of first quality the carving projects as much as an inch and a half above the frieze. Next to the frieze are two sunken tables once again fully carved, with rococo devices. A course of leaf moulding acts as the jamb capitals. This all agrees with the hearth surround trim. Below that capitals are bust of maidens footed on S scrolls fully decorated with fruits and filigree. The scrolls are supported on small bases which are further supported on small plinths, which are in turn supported on cut green marble bases. The marble retains the original moulded bolection section green and white marble which agrees with original hearth stone which contains three panels of lighter green complimentary marble. This is the finest mantel of this sort that we have owned in our fifty year career and it should be welcomed to the most discriminating collection. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes Marble opening width: 39 " Marble opening height 40" Marble plinth block height: 4" Hearth stone depth 24" Hearth stone width 80 3/4" Hearth stone thickness 2" (#2032) |
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Length of Shelf: 88.25" Length of Body: 77.25" Length of Opening: 56" Height of Opening: 47.50" Height Overall: 62.25" Depth of Shelf: 8.50" |
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A fine carved American pine mantel of the c.1790-1815 period. Below the moulded shelf is a plain frieze mounted with 3 hand carved plaques displaying fan devices as found in this period. The end two tablets are mounted above moulded pilasters footed on projected plinths. The hearth opening and exterior are mounted with a moulded trim section. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2042) |
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Length of Shelf: 72.25" Length of Body: 68.25" Length of Opening: 50.75" Height of Opening: 38" Height Overall: 51.50" Depth of Shelf: 5.25" |
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A fine and rare Pennsylvania carved pine mantelpiece of the 1790-1815 period. The richly moulded shelf has three projections which agree with tablets applied to the frieze. The tablets are richly worked in gouge carving and mounted above with a course of hand applied dentilation and footed with reeded trim. The mantel jambs or legs are mounted with reeded pilasters footed on projected plinths. The interior and exterior are mounted with beeded members. the interior beed is richly carved with punctuated ribbon design. All is all this mantel is a rare survival in good condition. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2043) |
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Length of Shelf: 71" Length of Body: 70.50" Length of Opening: 50.50" Height of Opening: 40.50" Height Overall: 57.50" Depth of Shelf: 6.75" |
$17,600.00 |
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A fine central New Jersey hand carved fireplace mantelpiece of the c.1810-1820 period. The moulded shelf has three projections which agree with tablets mounted to the mantel frieze which are enriched with deeply carved fans, centered with stylized knobs or tongues. Contained within the tablets are two ovals mounted with folk art paterea. The frieze is mounted to a moulded section which forms capitals for reeded pilasters applied to the mantel jambs or legs. The pilasters are footed on shaped projected plinths, The mantel interior and exterior contain moulded sections. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2044) |
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Length of Shelf: 70.50" Length of Body: 68" Length of Opening: 49.50" Height of Opening: 35.50" Height Overall: 51.25" Depth of Shelf: 6" |
$18,250.00 |
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To a neoclassic Bergen New Jersey fireplace mantelpiece of the c.1800-1815 period. The moulded shelf has offset projected members above a frieze mounted with three tablets. The center tablet with an Adams fan paterea and the end tablets with a moulded section. A rich course of dentilation crosses above the three tablets. The mantel jambs or legs are mounted with reeded pilasters footed on plinths. A bead trim is mounted to the interior and exterior of the mantel. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2045) |
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Length of Shelf: 59" Length of Body: 58" Length of Opening: 42.50" Height of Opening: 31.50" Height Overall: 52.50" Depth of Shelf: 8.50" |
$14,100.00 |
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To a Maryland folk carved fireplace mantelpiece of the c.1800-1820 period. The moulded shelf is projected above three tablets mounted to the frieze. The central tablet is richly carved with a stylized fan device. And two end tablets mounted with reeded diamonds, Between the tablets are applied stars to the frieze, a most rare feature. The tablets are crossed by a moulded trim section which forms capitals for the end pilasters which are further reeded and footed on separate moulded plinths. The hearth surround is mounted with a richly reeded section. A gouge work course of dentilation crosses the frieze below the shelf. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2046) |
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Length of Shelf: 63.50" Length of Body: 62.75" Length of Opening: 42" Height of Opening: 38" Height Overall: 61.75" Depth of Shelf: 5" |
$50.00 |
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A fine and rare early neoclassic pine fireplace mantelpiece of the c.1790-1810 period. The moulded shelf has three projections above three tablets mounted to the mantel frieze. The center tablet is gouge carved with a swag. And the end tablets are framed with carving. Two courses of gouge carving cross the mantel frieze and the projected tablets. The mantel jambs or legs are richly carved in fluting and are mounted with stepped capitals at the top and moulded bases are fitted on plinths. The mantel opening is mounted with a cut course of moulding. All in all this is a fine demonstration of a Philadelphia mantel from this period. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2047) |
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Length of Shelf: 77.25" Length of Body: 74.25" Length of Opening: 50.75" Height of Opening: 36.50" Height Overall: 57" Depth of Shelf: 6.50" |
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A good quality pine Delaware Valley fireplace mantelpiece of the c.1790-1810 period. This architectural example has a moulded shelf with three projections which agree with reeded tablets applied the frieze. Belt courses of moulding cross the top and bottoms of the tablets which are also reeded and agree with applied pilasters to the mantel legs or jambs. Column capitals are also applied and the pilasters are footed on projected bases and plinths. This type of mantel was found in the fine homes of Philadelphia and large country estates nearby. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2048) |
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Length of Shelf: 80" Length of Body: 70.50" Length of Opening: 51.50" Height of Opening: 39.25" Height Overall: 57.50" Depth of Shelf: 7.50" |
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A fine Petersburg area Virginia neoclassic clear yellow pine fireplace mantel of the c.1800-1820 period. This example has a moulded shelf with three projections which agree with projected tablets mounted to frieze. Above the tablets is a course of herring bone and block moulding. Another course crosses the frieze at the bottom which is also mounted with herring bone reeding. The mantel tablets have moulded reeding forming squares and a rectangle. The pilasters are mounted with square moulded tablets as well. There is moulding forming a capital as well as projected bases below the pilasters. The exterior of the mantel as well as the interior are mounted with moulded sections. All in all a fine example. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2049) |
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Length of Shelf: 88" Length of Body: 88.50" Length of Opening: 58.75" Height of Opening: 35" Height Overall: 58" Depth of Shelf: 7.75" |
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A fine Hudson Valley pine fireplace mantelpiece of the c.1800-1820 period. The mantel shelf has two projections between which are classical urns. The center mantel frieze is carved with a fan paterae on either side are moulded panels. The mantel jambs or legs have free standing columns which foot the urns and are supported by ball feet resting on plinths. All in all a classic example of the this area's finer fireplace mantels. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2050) |
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Length of Shelf: 80.50" Length of Body: 74.25" Length of Opening: 52.75" Height of Opening: 38.25" Height Overall: 55.50" Depth of Shelf: 9" |
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To a fine and rare fireplace mantelpiece from a Lancaster Pennsylvania manor house. This yellow pine example dates from the 1790-1810 period. The arcaded shelf agrees with three tablets applied to mantel frieze. These are gouge carved with fluting and also with swag devices in the neoclassic manner. A top and central course of moulding is also above two projected fluted pilasters with capitals and bases. Most rare this mantel retains most of its original faux finish and is one of few of the over 1100 mantels that we have had that has not been over painted. Small wood repairs and finish repairs have been made to the this rare example. The mantel is a fine example from this area. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2073) |
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Length of Shelf: 83" Length of Body: 80" Length of Opening: 54.75" Height of Opening: 41.50" Height Overall: 45" Depth of Shelf: 6.25" |
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To a rare Hudson Neoclassic folk art mantel. The mantel is carved prolifically on the frieze and shelf with gouge carving of fans and streamers The self has a bowed center with concave ends . The front edge is gouge carved and supported by various courses of shaped mouldings above a carved member. The mantel frieze is mounted with a central tablet carved with seven fan devices. On either side are vase form columns which agree with pairs located to the projected surface at the ends. The mantel legs are mounted with vasa form free standing columns. Above is a fan carved capital below a carved band course which supports the frieze. The mantel columns are supported on carved bases. Reported to have come from the Col. John Jenson House torn down for Rt. 84 in Newburgh NY. He was Washington's Adjunct at Newburgh Headquarters (#2076) |
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Length of Shelf: 91" Length of Body: 87" Length of Opening: 57.50" Height of Opening: 40" Height Overall: 66.50" Depth of Shelf: 12.50" |
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A fine and rare Binghamton New York white pine fireplace mantelpiece of the circa 1800-1820 period. Neoclassic in style. The mantel shelf is mounted with three convex projections with match work carving. Below is a course of moulding and hand carved engaged continuous circle carving. The mantel frieze is mounted with three tablets. The central tablet is carved with an elliptic fan device centered with stepped ovals. The spandrels are carved with quarter fans. The end tablets have leaf carving with matchstick trim. The tablets are footed on a band course. The end two tablets have rare shaped pilasters with leaf carving and Doric capitals mounted with a flower abacus. The pilasters are footed on spheroids which form the base above projected plinths. A most rare and unusual example. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2077) |
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Length of Shelf: 78.75" Length of Body: 73.50" Length of Opening: 52.50" Height of Opening: 37.50" Height Overall: 55" Depth of Shelf: 8" |
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To a fine Hudson Valley, New Yirk neoclassic carved white pine and poplar fireplace mantelpiece of the c.1810-1820 period. This example has a bowed shelf and two projected ends mounted with match stick shaped carving. Below are various band courses above three projected tablets which are well carved with fan devices. Between the tablets are sinkages that are caved with fluting and fan devices. A band course supports the frieze above two reeded elliptic columns having turned capitals and bases which are footed on projected plinths. The mantel opening has a half round trim. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2078) |
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Length of Shelf: 75" Length of Body: 76" Length of Opening: 52.25" Height of Opening: 38" Height Overall: 56" Depth of Shelf: 8.50" |
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To a Pennsylvania early Neo-Gothic pine fireplace mantelpiece of the c.1800-1820 period. The moulded shelf has two projections above tablets to the ends. A course of diamond cut design centers over the gothic arch decorated frieze. The two tablets also have incised stylized diamonds which are above turned mitre blocks leading to moulded pilasters and a central course of same. The mantel opening has a fluted half round trim with carved and decorated mitre blocks and plinth blocks. The mantel has been hand scraped of various coats of paint to the original Prussian blue paint. Small repairs have been made as necessary. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2079) |
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Length of Shelf: 69.50" Length of Body: 55.50" Length of Opening: 40" Height of Opening: 40" Height Overall: 62" Depth of Shelf: 8.25" |
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To a fine neoclassical fireplace mantelpiece from a manor house in Georgia of the c.1800-1820 period. The mantel is constructed of hard yellow pine and has an arcaded shelf agreeing with moulded sections below. The frieze is decorated with three tablets finely carved with fan devices and centered with diced peanut like devices. The frieze has a course of fluting to the top and bottom. The end tablets lead to moulded and reeded elliptic centered trim with capitals and bases which are footed on plinths. The mantel opening is surrounded with a moulded trim which is rabbeted to receive marble facings. The mantel has been hand cleaned of all old paint buildup, woodwork repairs have been made as necessary and a rich hand rubbed patina finish applied. Should you wish to paint the mantel, use a soft cloth with turpentine to remove any wax from the surface of the mantel prior to painting. NOTE: This mantle should be installed by your mechanic in accordance with all local fire and building codes. (#2080) |
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Length of Shelf: 88" Length of Body: 67" Length of Opening: 50" Height of Opening: 39.50" Height Overall: 62" Depth of Shelf: 11" |
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replaced shelf now on top of original mahogany may have 3 piece king of prussia blue marble slips. Marked to the rear "2/21/58 from Shipley hiome (demolished) 9th and French St. Part of paneling Wilmington, Del. Museum Circa 1790" (#2086) |
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Length of Shelf: 80.25" Length of Body: 71" Length of Opening: 51.25" Height of Opening: 38" Height Overall: 59" Depth of Shelf: 7" |
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Length of Shelf: 69.25" Length of Body: 68.75" Length of Opening: 45.50" Height of Opening: 40.25" Height Overall: 59.25" Depth of Shelf: 6.25" |
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