1169 - George III fireplace, made of carved, molded, and white-painted wood, with a black marble mantel and a central panel of blue jasperware with white relief, manufactured by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons. The front is typical of the English Neoclassical style of the George III period. The design features a dark marble mantelpiece, a compartmentalized architectural frieze, fluted pilasters with floral ornamentation, hanging garlands, ribbons, rosettes, and a central jasperware panel.

George III fireplace, made of carved, molded, and white-painted wood, with a black marble mantel and a central panel of blue jasperware with white relief, manufactured by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons. The front is typical of the English Neoclassical style of the George III period. The design features a dark marble mantelpiece, a compartmentalized architectural frieze, fluted pilasters with floral ornamentation, hanging garlands, ribbons, rosettes, and a central jasperware panel. England, last quarter of the 18th century