Q284763

Antique Louis XVI Style White Marble Mantel with Cast Iron Insert

$5,500

SOLD

This piece was procured from an esteemed estate located in Greenwich, Connecticut. The white marble mantel, in the distinctive Louis XVI style, features a cast iron insert, contributing to its classic and refined appearance. However, it has experienced minor wear and tear over the years, evident in some staining and cracks in the mantel that have been repaired. There is a crack in the shelf, and a chip in the horizontal panel from the recent removal.

Inventory no.

Q284763

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Dimensions

50.75 in. L x 43.25 in. H x 12.25 in. D, opening 26 in. H x 24.5 in. W, marble opening 39.5 in. W x 36.5 in. H

Length (in.)

50.75

Height (in.)

43.25

Depth (in.)

12.25

Opening width (in.)

39.5

Opening height (in.)

36.5

Weight

455 lb.

Finish

Black

Composition

Cast iron, Marble

Color

White

Style

Louis XVI

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