A George III carved pine and limewood fire surround
C.1800, later rebuilt, removed from a private residence in Hampstead, London
the rectangular leaf carved shelf above the frieze applied with repeating urns and alternating herm figures,
£1,200
The whimsical putti heads are later additions to the carving of this piece.
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