The patterns bring colour and warmth to a room in place of a lit fire and still allow the magnificent carving of a Chesney's chimneypiece to be admired. Shown is the John Stefanidis fire screen in Walnut wood frame with Gonfaloniere fabric.

The purpose of a fire screen in Victorian times was to conceal the empty fire chamber when the fire was out of use, functioning as a work of art in itself. Shown is the John Stefanidis fire screen in Zebrano wood frame with Bokhara fabric.

These limestone panels are a carved interpretation of Stefanidis' fabric 'Gonfaloniere' which also features in one of the fire screens he has designed for Chesney's. The intricate pattern repeats diagonally to create a flowing design which, together with Chesney's exquisite craftsmanship, will complement any interior. As each block is individually carved, it can be made to any size.

Hand crafted 18th century style steel companion set

Hand crafted 18th century style steel companion set

A matt black flat fire guard with handle

A matt black curved fire guard with handle