Sentence examples for over fireplace from inspiring English sources

In the late 17th and early 18th centuries it was fashionable, particularly in England, to create artificial festoons over fireplace mantels.

Relations with neighbors become key to maintaining one's standard of living, and it is not surprising when a dispute over fireplace smoke, or noise or strollers left in the hall, arises.

In the late 17th century they were widely used as decoration over fireplace mantels and English gardens, among other places.

The tradition was maintained at Wychnoure until at least the eighteenth century but now remains only as a carving over the fireplace.

One morning, in the kitchen of the Sports restaurant, Jama examined several large pots bubbling over fireplaces that had been built into a tiled work surface.

To some, that's even better than a magazine photo spread, because the results can be displayed in entry halls and over fireplaces, just like any piece of art, or bound in a book.

The scale he has never much worked in is the one private buyers like best what he calls "over-the-fireplace" size.

A copy now hangs over his fireplace.

Hang it over her fireplace in Atlantic City?

For the shelf over the fireplace, use "mantel".

"I love a mirror over a fireplace," she said.