Following the relative simplicity of the Regency period, Victorian fireplace design was characterised by an eclectic and unrestrained approach, incorporating elements of both classicism and naturalistic detail.
We supply and install the complete range of Chesneys fireplaces, including their surrounds, register grates, wood & multi-fuel stoves, gas stoves and electric fire baskets.
A simple Victorian style fire surround carved in limestone. Also available to order in Carrara marble at an additional charge.
Find out more
One of the most popular 19th century designs comprising simple mouldings to the head of the jambs and a frieze spanning the full width of the body of the fireplace.
A popular late 19th century design with plain jambs and frieze and simple moulded corbel supporting a generous mantel shelf.
A late 19th century style marble surround with carved corbels supporting the bevelled edged shelf.
A stone chimneypiece in the Tudor style with foliate carving to the spandrels.
A classic example of the Elizabethan style having a Tudor Arched opening surmounted by recessed spandrels giving this stone chimneypiece simple form and pleasing proportions.
The Greenwich is a fire surround that includes a wealth of architectural detail and features an inverted breakfront mantel shelf and conforming frieze above an attractive Gothic Arched opening.
The Buckingham has finely carvedĀ corbels, fielded panels and a reededĀ mantel shelf.
An imposing stone Tudor chimneypiece of unusual form incorporating heavy jambs which are shaped to project forwards at the midpoint.
The Holland is a beautifully carved, statuary marble, early Victorian style chimneypiece, typical of the large West London houses built between 1840 and 1860.
I found Ivett and Reed a really fantastic and professional organisation. Their staff helped me understand all the issues and came up with some great solutions, far exceeding my expectations. (Google 5 star review)