WAN251381

19th Century French Regency Brown Veined Marble Mantel

$12,000

SOLD

19th century French Regency brown veined marble mantel. This was one of a group of antique mantels imported from Europe and installed in the Waldorf Astoria hotel in the 1930's when the hotel was first built on Park Avenue. This mantel was original to suite A of the 32nd floor of the Towers.

Inventory no.

WAN251381

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Single

Dimensions

Shelf 58.125 in. L x 11.25 in. D x 42 in. H, body 55.375 in. W x 10.875 in. D, opening 45.375 in. W x 35.625 in. H, hearth 13.875 in. D x 55.875 in. W

Length (in.)

58.125

Height (in.)

42

Depth (in.)

11.25

Weight

150 lb.

Composition

Marble

Color

Brown, Gray, White

Style

French Regency

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