An Irish George III white statuary and brocatello marble chimneypiece attributed to George and Hill Darley.  George and Hill Darley were Dublin stone-cutters. The two brothers, partners in a long established family business that lasted from the 1660s until well into the 19th century, were responsible for a number of designs for chimneypieces, some of which are preserved in the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin. The west front of Trinity College Dublin was built by the Darley family.

  • Provenance

    Private collection, Germany.

Looking for something similar? YOU MAY ALSO LIKE
A REGENCY MAHOGANY CIRCULAR EXTENDING DINING TABLE View Item

A REGENCY MAHOGANY CIRCULAR EXTENDING DINING TABLE

THE WALTER P. CHRYSLER JR. ‘BRITANNIA MIRROR’ View Item

THE WALTER P. CHRYSLER JR. ‘BRITANNIA MIRROR’

A PAIR OF GEORGE III EIGHT LIGHT ORMOLU MOUNTED CHANDELIERS BY MOSES LAFOUNT View Item

A PAIR OF GEORGE III EIGHT LIGHT ORMOLU MOUNTED CHANDELIERS BY MOSES LAFOUNT

A PAIR OF REGENCY GILTWOOD TWIN LIGHT MERMAID WALL LIGHTS View Item

A PAIR OF REGENCY GILTWOOD TWIN LIGHT MERMAID WALL LIGHTS

A QUEEN ANNE GILTWOOD AND GESSO TABLE TO A DESIGN BY DANIEL MAROT View Item

A QUEEN ANNE GILTWOOD AND GESSO TABLE TO A DESIGN BY DANIEL MAROT

A REGENCY BRASS HALL LANTERN View Item

A REGENCY BRASS HALL LANTERN

YOU HAVE RECENTLY VIEWED ITEMS
View Item

Make an enquiry
simon-phillips
  • Name: * Phone: E-mail: *
  • Comment:
How to Buy?