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In collaboration with Sir John Soane’s museum, the Georgian society and the Lutyens trust, Chesneys has recreated chimneypiece designs by some of the outstanding British architects from the 18th century onwards.

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The Knatchbull
Designed in 1763 for Sir Edward Knatchbull, 7th Baronet, for the...
The Locke
Designed in 1775 for William Locke Esq., for 21 Portman Square,...
The Lutyens Pattern No.1
A re-working of the bolection with the raised moulding framing the...
The Lutyens Pattern No.2
Lutyens re-imagined the bolection in many different forms. This is a...
The Lutyens Pattern No.3
One of Lutyens most unusual designs shown in statuary marble with...
The Lutyens Pattern No.4
A simple architectural frame fabricated in statuary marble with a border...
The Lutyens Pattern No.5
A chimneypiece of classical form with detached columns terminating in ionic...
The Richmond
Designed in 1765 for the 3rd Duke of Richmond for the...
The Roxburghe
Designed in 1777 for the 3rd Duke of Roxburghe for the...
The Soane Pattern I
In statuary marble. Commissioned by Robert Fellowes for Shotesham Hall in...
The Soane Pattern II
In statuary marble. A design of more traditional Regency form incorporating...
The Soane Pattern III
A classic composition of perfect proportions, carved in statuary marble with...

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The Knatchbull

The Locke

The Lutyens Pattern No.1

The Lutyens Pattern No.2

The Lutyens Pattern No.3

The Lutyens Pattern No.4

The Lutyens Pattern No.5

The Richmond

The Roxburghe

The Soane Pattern I

The Soane Pattern II

The Soane Pattern III

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