Jardinière - Iron - antique wrought iron
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A single hand-forged iron decorative panel dating to the period 1900–1910, in good used condition with natural patina and light signs of age.
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Description from the seller
Very fine antique wrought-iron panel, fully hand-forged and featuring refined scroll motifs and floral rosettes. This decorative element reflects the high craftsmanship of West European blacksmiths from the late 19th century.
The symmetrical composition betrays a neoclassical foundation, while the graceful, organic lines show clear early Art Nouveau influences. Together they form an elegant transitional style typical of the period circa 1880–1910.
The panel is in its original, unrestored condition and possesses a beautiful, natural patina, created by decades of exposure to the elements. Traces of age and oxidation are present and contribute to the authenticity and character of this piece.
Originally probably used as a railing, balcony, or façade element, but today particularly suitable as:
• decorative wall ornament
• architectural accent in garden or interior
• an eye-catcher in the hospitality sector, loft, or country home
Specifications
• Material: hand-forged wrought iron
• Period: ca. 1880–1910
• Style: neoclassicism with early Art Nouveau influences
• Country of origin: probably Western Europe (France / Belgium)
• Condition: good antique condition, with original patina and signs of use
• Construction: solid and heavy, with original fastening elements
Remark
An authentic, decorative, and characterful piece that is of great historical and aesthetic value.
Very fine antique wrought-iron panel, fully hand-forged and featuring refined scroll motifs and floral rosettes. This decorative element reflects the high craftsmanship of West European blacksmiths from the late 19th century.
The symmetrical composition betrays a neoclassical foundation, while the graceful, organic lines show clear early Art Nouveau influences. Together they form an elegant transitional style typical of the period circa 1880–1910.
The panel is in its original, unrestored condition and possesses a beautiful, natural patina, created by decades of exposure to the elements. Traces of age and oxidation are present and contribute to the authenticity and character of this piece.
Originally probably used as a railing, balcony, or façade element, but today particularly suitable as:
• decorative wall ornament
• architectural accent in garden or interior
• an eye-catcher in the hospitality sector, loft, or country home
Specifications
• Material: hand-forged wrought iron
• Period: ca. 1880–1910
• Style: neoclassicism with early Art Nouveau influences
• Country of origin: probably Western Europe (France / Belgium)
• Condition: good antique condition, with original patina and signs of use
• Construction: solid and heavy, with original fastening elements
Remark
An authentic, decorative, and characterful piece that is of great historical and aesthetic value.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Arts & Crafts
Title additional information
antique wrought iron
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
France
Material
Iron
Style
Art Nouveau
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
42 cm
Width
58 cm
Depth
19 cm
Estimated Period
1900-1910
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