Antique Marble Fireplace | Reference 1632

This antique marble mantelpiece, originally from Paris and dating from approximately 1820–1840, is in the Louis XVI style. Its Saint-Rémy marble combines warm reddish-brown tones with shades of gray and a network of branching white veins. Three white rosettes punctuate the frieze, lending a distinct rhythm to this stone with its intricate pattern.

A projecting mantelpiece follows the straight lines of the frieze, where low-relief moldings frame the marble panels. The central floral rosette is flanked by smaller rosettes on the corner blocks. At the bottom, the jambs feature vertical fluting, embellished at the base with elongated white decorative elements. These light-colored details stand out against the reddish-brown background of the stone, while the wide side projections further reveal the richness and variety of its motifs.