Antique Marble Fireplace | Reference 1628
This antique marble fireplace combines the deep black of Nero Marquina marble with contrasting white veins. Dating from approximately 1860–1880 and originating from Paris’s 5th arrondissement, it is a “Boudin” model in the Louis XIV style. Its straight lines and rounded interior moldings provide a simple, refined setting for this richly veined stone.
A wide, rounded molding runs along the lintel and extends down the jambs, accented by thinner profiles. The projecting mantelpiece completes the ensemble by emphasizing a distinct horizontal line. Across these various surfaces, the marble is adorned at times with fine white filaments and at other times with broader, lighter patterns. A side view also reveals the unadorned side returns, as well as the profiled bases upon which the jambs rest.
A wide, rounded molding runs along the lintel and extends down the jambs, accented by thinner profiles. The projecting mantelpiece completes the ensemble by emphasizing a distinct horizontal line. Across these various surfaces, the marble is adorned at times with fine white filaments and at other times with broader, lighter patterns. A side view also reveals the unadorned side returns, as well as the profiled bases upon which the jambs rest.
7 950 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Good condition
Material: Marble
Width: 134
Height: 111
Depth: 37
Reference (ID): 1854470
Availability: In stock
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