Chimneypiece [noun]

Richard laid the shillings on the chimneypiece, and proceeded to make up the fire before he went.

He swayed and caught at the ledge of the chimneypiece, almost knocking over one of the two candles which burned there.

Would the lady object to my lighting the pair of candles on the chimneypiece, to throw a further light upon the subject?

I am quite at your command, and I went and leaned against the chimneypiece.

Lyell's picture now hangs over my chimneypiece, and uncommonly glad I am to have it, and thank you for it.

The massive chimneypiece was of black oak, and above it were carved the arms of the House of Fentolin.

Ormiston's shoulders heaved convulsively as he leaned his forehead against the cold, marble edge of the chimneypiece.

The chimneypiece, reaching the whole height of the wall, is of liver-coloured marble.

Racing cups adorned the chimneypiece and sideboard, portraits of race-horses and jockeys adorned the walls.

Mrs. Beale, for a minute, still with her eyes on him as he leaned upon the chimneypiece, appeared to turn this over.