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Rare 18th-Century French Bi-Color Buxy Limestone Fireplace.

A true rarity, this 18th-Century French Bi-Color Buxy Limestone Fireplace Mantel originates from the Saône-et-Loire region of Burgundy, renowned for its exceptional stone. Its unique dual-toned limestone—warm golden hues paired with deeper accents—sets it apart from traditional monochrome mantels.

Measuring 105 cm high × 163.5 cm wide × 32 cm deep, the mantel is sculpted with elegant fluted jambs and a subtly curved entablature. The contrasting colors highlight its architectural form, creating a striking centerpiece that instantly commands attention.

The Condition of this Rare 18th-Century French Bi-Color Buxy Limestone Fireplace is Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Three solid blocks ready to be installed. Refinished. Its ready-to-install blocks ensure straightforward integration into both historic restorations and modern luxury projects.

Collectors and designers prize this mantel for its rarity—bi-color Buxy limestone is seldom seen, making this piece not only decorative but highly collectible. Perfect for a grand salon, boutique hotel lobby, or contemporary residence seeking heritage with a twist.

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Dimensions:
Height: 41.34 in (105 cm)
Width: 64.38 in (163.5 cm)
Depth: 12.6 in (32 cm)

Condition: Good
Wear consistent with age and use. 3 solid blocks ready to be installed. Refinished.

Weight410 lbs
Material

Origin

France

Size

60 – 70 inch.

Style

18th Century, Louis XIV