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Georgian (30)
Chesneys Georgian collection encompasses chimneypiece design throughout the 18th century.
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Regency (13)
The pleasing combination of scale and simplicity makes Regency fireplaces an ideal choice for modern and period rooms.
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French (26)
The French fireplace displays an unmistakably different architectural form from that of its English counterpart; with its exuberant curves and lavish decoration, it is instantly recognizable.
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Tudor/Gothic (5)
Tudor architecture was the final development of Medieval architecture in England. Mantels of this era often exhibit the distinctive peaked Tudor arch.
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Victorian (7)
A new freedom in the use of architectural form and ornamentation emerged in the Victorian age which is reflected in the fireplace designs of the period.
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Museum (19)
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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Premium (57)
Over the past 30 years Chesneys has acquired a worldwide reputation as the premier resource for the finest antique mantelpieces and for its unrivalled collection of historically authentic facsimile mantelpieces.
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The Brinkburn
Modelled after a simple stone fireplace situated in a Neo-Gothic style...
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The Eltham
Named after the magnificent Art Deco mansion built by Stephen and...
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The Belsay
Belsay Hall, a mansion built in Northumberland’s border country in 1817,...
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The Brockhurst
Fort Brockhurst was built in the mid 19th century to protect...
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The Down House
Down House was built in the early 18th century but was...
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The Walmer
The Walmer chimneypiece is modelled on the fireplace in the entrance...
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The Clandon
The Clandon mantlepiece, carved in limestone, is based on a Queen...
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La Rochelle
A new addition to Chesneys French Collection, La Rochelle displays delicate...
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Saint Germain
A classic Bolection du Versailles silhouette with fluted freeze, elaborated...
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The Jumeirah
PRODUCT DATA Overall size 57 3/8″ (1457) W x 43″ (1092)...
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The Luberon
A mantel profile typical of early 18th century provincial French homes,...
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The Soane Pattern IV
This chimneypiece exemplifies Soane's unique ability to re-interpret classical form and...
