A large, rare and elegant early 19th century 1810c Scottish (Edinburgh’s New Town) Georgian Statuary marble fireplace surround. A generous square edged top shelf sits above a stepped unadorned frieze panel, flanked by protruding capitol’s with base moulded separation capping and a top continuous ogee moulding following the frieze line shape. Supported by tall unadorned stepped jambs giving this piece flair, side returns have cock-beading detail (ball joint) to all edges, all resting on shaped sturdy foot block work.
 
Edinburgh, Scotland 1810c
 
It’s rare to have in stock this wonderful Edinburgh’s New Town Statuary marble Fireplace, we have shown it with an original Brass Georgian register grate from Edinburgh available separately.
 
Measures: Fire opening: 43” wide x 42 1/8” high. Overall base: 1565mm Each leg width: 230mm.