Late 17th Century antique stone fireplace with trumeau
Late 17th Century antique soft stone fireplace with trumeau.
Its slanting jambs are very simple and are topped by a monolithic lintel molded with a protruding shelf. The hood is topped by a thoroughly molded cornice. It is centered by a flat frame in relief with an ogee-molding running along. This frame can hold a painting.
This fireplace adopts the characteristics of the Louis XIV architectural style: harmony, majesty and distinction.
It was salvaged in an executive stone home situated in the city of Cognac.
Height
: 248 cm
Width
: 167 cm
Depth
: 80 cm
- Hearth opening: L 133 cm x H 123 cm
- Height of the mantle: 148 cm
6000 €Réf. CHA179
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