Our collection of cast-stone, wood, and marble mantels come from Britain, France, and Italy, and the United States. They range in age from the 17th through 20th century, and they stylistically represent periods including Georgian, Regency, Gothic revival, Louis XIV, Louis XV, Louis XVI, and American Neoclassical. Masterful construction unites this diverse collection.
William IV Period English mantel, circa 1835
Period Louis XIV carved stone corbelled mantel from the Rhône-Alpes, circa 1700.
French Period Louis Philippe white statuary marble mantel, featuring bas relief portrait sculpture on apron and art nouveau corbelled legs, circa 1890.
Transitional French carved walnut mantel with étoile relief in central panel,circa 1820
19th century Louis XV style Rocaille mantel in white carved marble, circa 1870.
French Louis XVI carved stone mantel featuring a guilloche Frieze bound at the center of a lemniscate interlace apron moulding circa 1780.
19th century French Breche d'Alep marble mantel, circa 1800.
Restored English Classical Revival Style limestone mantel with original Pre-Raphaelite faced caryatids, circa 1870.
The Arc-en-Arbolettes fangs that punctuate the serpentine curves at the base the apron identifies this Régence style grey marble mantel as a piece carved in the south of France. Circa 1840.
Southern French Period Louis XV South of France mauve stone mantel sporting an aquatic theme with its tentacle corbels and involuted shell frieze, circa 1750.
