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Fixing a gap down the side of Victorian fireplace

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Hi all,

I am looking at cleaning up and refurbing a Victorian fireplace in my house. It's in pretty good condition, but one problem is that down each side of it there is a missing section, so there is a big vertical gap. See pictures attached to see what I mean. What would be the best way to fix this? I thought maybe a simple solution would be some expanding foam followed by some filler - I am going to paint some sections of it black anyway - but any other suggestions?

Daniel
 

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LED strip?

A wood fillet painted to match?

Are the gaps uniform in width? The same each side?
 

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