Architectural Items/ Fireplace

19th Century French Antique Louis XIV Style Boiserie Splendid late 19th Century boiserie made of pine and painted in Faux Walnut. These wood panels come from the "Villa Louis Marie" in Cannes (South of France). There is a total of 9 pieces including 2 corners. One panel is featuring a hidden door for a secret compartment built into the wall. The length for all the panels is 423"long and each measure 35"high. Circa date 1890.
 

18th Century French Antique Louis XVI Period Mantle A splendid and elegantly simple Mantle made from solid walnut by the end of the reign of Louis XVI and highlighted by its original and massive Portor marble. The Portor marble is originally from Italy, the quarry opened in the Antiquity, such marble has been commonly used by the French during the 17th & 18th Century and during the Art Nouveau period mostly for Mantle & Fireplace and Objets d’Art. The mantle is handmade and is slightly embellished with recessed panels and delicate molding. Note several minor scratches and dents all around the piece due to the age. Circa date 1780. Dimensions: 49"(height) x 72 5/8"(wide) x 16"(depth)
Inner Wall: 37 ¼ "(height) x 51 ½"(wide)

 

19th Century French Antique Napoleon III Period Marble Mantle This is a simple but pretty mantle made by the end of the reign of Napoleon III by the second half of the 19th century consisting of a total of 6 nicely veined carerra marble pieces. Circa date 1870. Dimensions Mantle: 42"high/ 46"wide/ 12"deep. Mantle/Hearth: 35"high/ 33"wide.