Antique stone fireplaces and mantels
Our antique fireplaces and mantels made of stone are charged with history that will bring you warmth and refinement. It will also give a certain style to your interior, whether traditional or contemporary.
A wide range of antique fireplaces (Gothic fireplaces, French Renaissance, Louis XIII, Louis XIV, Regency, Louis XV, Louis XVI, French Directory, French Restoration and Napoleon III) are exposed in l'Isle sur la Sorgue in our shoorooms and exhibition park.
19th Century hearth cooking
Antique patinated hard stone veneering fireplace with base
Antique Burgundy stone Louis XIV style fireplace
Louis XIII style Savonniere stone fireplace
French Regency style fireplace in stone with shell and palmette decorations
Wonderful Louis XIII style antique countryside fireplace
Louis XIII style antique fireplace
17th century rustic antique stone fireplace.
Reclaimed fireplace in weathered limestone with molded lintel
Antique Louis XVI geometric fireplace in carved limestone
Very beautiful Louis XVI style stone fireplace
Louis XIV style antique stone fireplace
Louis XIV style antique fireplace made of Jaumont stone.
Louis XIII style antique stone fireplace
French 19th Century antique stone fireplace with jambs sculpted with colonnade
Antique Regency style pink hard stone fireplace
Nice Louis XIII style antique fireplace in stone
Louis XVI style fireplace with trumeau in stone
Regency style hard white stone mantle
Louis XVI style antique stone fireplace with trumeau
Louis XIII style fireplace with large keystone lintel in weathered yellow stone
Imposing Louis XIV style antique stone fireplace
Rustic hard stone fireplace
Louis XV style antique stone fireplace
Wonderful Louis XIII style antique stone fireplace
Louis XV style fireplace with trumeau and sculpted fleur-de-lis lintel.
Antique wedding stone fireplace
Louis XIV antique stone fireplace
Antique stone fireplace with a finely sculpted trumeau
The study of fireplaces throughout the centuries shows an evolution that is always closely linked to all major artistic movements (architectural and sculptural). This assumption is very revealing of the importance of the fireplace in the domestic space.
The fireplace was the heart of the traditional life : kitchen hearth, smoking room to store food, heating ... The evenings around the fireplace were moments of conviviality that allowed the exchange of news and evoking tales, during which women used to do needlework.
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All our fireplaces over 100 years of age hold a Certificate of Exportation issued by the French Ministry of Culture.
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