Early English Carved Oak Chatsworth House Architectural Panel pillar top over the ogee frieze that

over the ogee frieze that displays a carved shell at the center

Hand fashioned of large blocks of limestone

Perhaps of British naval origin

Width 47 Depth 23 Height 43 inches

French fireplace mantel was beautifully hand carved in Bourguignon stone

Early English Carved Oak Chatsworth House Architectural Panel pillar top over the ogee frieze thatDETAILS An antique oak fragment carving with foliate motifs in shallow relief. Possibly originally from Bolton Abbey (Yorkshire, England, founded 1120). PLACE OF ORIGIN England United Kingdom PROVENANCE Chatsworth House (Chatsworth, Derbyshire, England, built 1553). Auction: Sotheby's (London, England), Chatsworth Sale, October 5 7, 2010, Lot 2. DATE 17th century DIMENSIONS Width 18. 25 Depth 0. 5 Height 5 inches