1/ Made from a single-use mold made from ground clay, this sixteenth century chimney plate is decorated with a bullet-shaped cross protected by two daggers.
Dimensions: width: 78 cm, height: 101 cm.
Reference number: ME024
Firebacks – 16ᵗʰ, 17ᵗʰ, 18ᵗʰ and 19ᵗʰ centuries – Périgord foundries
2/ Cast iron fireback – Louis XV – 18ᵗʰ century – South-West – [ME079]
We notice its pretty central cartouche formed of acanthus leaves surrounded by a beaded molding around which appears the date “1764” (1 and 6 inscribed in mirror) as well as a series of seven flowers. The whole being enhanced with a gadrooned molding.
Reference: ME079.
Dimensions: width: 62 cm, height: 74 cm, thickness 3 cm.
3/ This neoclassical style chimney plate cast by the foundries of Périgord in the eighteenth century is based on a scene of Greek mythology.
Dimensions: width: 54 cm, height: 66 cm.
Reference number: ME026
4/ Made in the nineteenth century in Périgord, this fireback offers crest motifs evoking nobility and chivalry of a bygone age.
Dimensions: width: 60 cm, height: 75 cm.
Reference number: ME027