18th-Century Dutch Louis XIV Fireplace Mantel

18th-Century Dutch Louis XIV Fireplace Mantel.

Elevate your interior scheme with a rare historic architectural treasure — this 18th-Century Dutch Louis XIV Fireplace Mantel, sourced from a grand canal house reception room in Amsterdam and embodying the grand Baroque spirit of early-1700s design. Crafted from richly grained wood and preserved in its original faux-marble painted finish, this antique mantelscape captures the lucrative blend of Dutch innovation and French regal aesthetics that defined elite interiors of the period. ([turn1search0]

Every detail — from the deep molded shelf to the dramatic arched frieze and sculptural scrollwork — speaks to an artisan commitment to symmetry, proportion, and visual grandeur. The subtle patination and original painted marmerimitatie surface give this mantel authentic historic character rarely found in surviving examples, making it a prestigious choice for interior designers and collectors seeking a commanding centerpiece for luxury residences, boutique hospitality environments, or heritage renovation projects.

Condition:
Good — Wear consistent with age and use; original painted finish in lovely condition enhances its sculptural richness and historic authenticity.

Dimensions
Height:53.15 in / 135 cm
Width: 68.90 in / 175 cm
Total Depth: 2.95 in / 7.5 cm

Opening Width: 55.31 in / 140.5 cm
Opening Height: 40.94 in / 104 cm

These proportions make this mantel a perfect architectural anchor for formal living spaces, dramatic dining rooms, or curated entry halls, where luxurious scale and visual impact are essential. It provides the charm of a historic canal house salon with the adaptability to complement both classical and contemporary interiors alike.