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Antique Regence period fireplace in Red from the North marble

This antique Regence style fireplace in Red from the North marble was made during the 19th century. Its imposing dimensions come from Louis XIV style while its lines are more and more curved which is characteristic of the Regence style. The jambs are discreetly fluted and support a frieze decorated with a large bollection.

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Antique Restoration mantel in grey Breccia de Médous, second half of the 19th century

This important antique mantel was realized in the second half of the 19th century in a grey breccia de Médous. The filleted jambs shows an important curve with scrolls on the upper and lower parts.

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Louis XVI style mantel in statuary and Blue Turquin marbles with music instruments

This mantel with very straight lines was made in the late 19th century, of statuary marble and Blue turquin marble, thus playins with the colors contrasts. The entablature and the jambs each receive a statuary marble slab sculpted with a succession of music instruments in a ribbons tangle. We can especially recognize a lyre, bells, a trumpet, a xylophone or even a horn. These white statuary marble slabs are framed with Blue Turquin marble, thus coming to underline and giving its character to our mantel.

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Louis XVI style Carrara marble mantel with sunflowers and fluted legs

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Large Napoleon III-style gilded trumeau with laurel garland

This large Napoleon III-style gilded overmantel is remarkable for the large garland that spills over the mirror and intertwines in the overmantel. The garland is made of laurel leaves, which are found at the top of the overmantel next to the central motif. The central motif is that of a coat of arms, from which cut leather and ribbons emerge. The overmantel has simple and rectilinear shapes that feature rounded inner corners, contrasting with the outer corners that protrude from the rectangular structure. Throughout the frame of the overmantel, the same motifs are repeated, notably that of the pearls. The use of laurel leaves, reminiscent of Greek Antiquity, and the use of pearls and ribbons are reminiscent of the Louis XVI style, a style used in the Napoleon III style initiated by Empress Eugénie.