Neo Gothic / Gothic Revival Fireplace In Carved Oak - 19th - 15th Century Panels - France

Magnificent neo-gothic fireplace in richly carved oak wood - France 19th century. This wonderful 19th century fireplace was made with some panels from the 15th and 16th centuries. It is therefore of notable historical interest. The decorations have been molded and carved by hand. The wood is carved with coats of arms, lions, knights, chimeras, and classically Gothic symbols such as rosettes and geometric figures. These decorations give a medieval style to the fireplace.
The dimensions of the opening are as follows:
Height 98.5 cm / 38.58 inches
Length 85 cm / 33.46 inches

Very decorative Beautiful dimensions France - 15th, 16th and 19th century In the 19th century, neo-gothic styles aimed to revive medieval forms that contrasted with the dominant classical styles of the time. The neo-gothic movement (also called Gothic Revival) had a significant influence in Europe and North America.