Architectural ornament (2) - 1890-1920 - Decorative panels 94 cm.
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Two hand-carved wooden panels in chestnut, France, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, each 94 x 35 x 2.5 cm with a total weight of about 6 kg, in good condition with minimal signs of wear; decorative panels 94 cm.
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Wall decoration - Two hand-carved wooden panels, late 19th/early 20th century, France.
No reserve price.
Originally part of: a large antique piece of furniture (cabinet, sideboard, wardrobe), or interior decorative doors.
Measurements: 94 x 35 x 2,5 cm. each panel.
Total weight: 6 kg. approx.
Material: solid wood (probably chestnut judging by the grain, hardness, and age).
Format: symmetrical pair.
Decoration: rich hand carving in high and medium relief. Vegetal motifs and scrolls clearly inspired by the baroque style. Symmetrical and vertical composition, very well balanced.
Condition: excellent condition with minimal signs of use and aging, typical of its age. The items you will receive are the ones that has been photographed.
Fast shipping with Tracking & Trace code by Transport Company. Very well packaged and protected.
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Seller's Story
"The Gallery" is a group passionate about art, antiques and decorative curiosities. We select for our auctions the most interesting decorative curiosities on the market. We specialize in antique series of mirrors by Alphonse Mucha that we obtain from private collectors and antique dealers in France and Belgium.
We also specialize in Salvador Dalí (limited series, numbered editions and discontinued collections), antique and historical chess sets, Art Nouveau wood relief panels, bronze desk lamps and various antique decorations.
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Translated by Google TranslateWall decoration - Two hand-carved wooden panels, late 19th/early 20th century, France.
No reserve price.
Originally part of: a large antique piece of furniture (cabinet, sideboard, wardrobe), or interior decorative doors.
Measurements: 94 x 35 x 2,5 cm. each panel.
Total weight: 6 kg. approx.
Material: solid wood (probably chestnut judging by the grain, hardness, and age).
Format: symmetrical pair.
Decoration: rich hand carving in high and medium relief. Vegetal motifs and scrolls clearly inspired by the baroque style. Symmetrical and vertical composition, very well balanced.
Condition: excellent condition with minimal signs of use and aging, typical of its age. The items you will receive are the ones that has been photographed.
Fast shipping with Tracking & Trace code by Transport Company. Very well packaged and protected.
ID number is required for outside CEE shippings.
Seller's Story
"The Gallery" is a group passionate about art, antiques and decorative curiosities. We select for our auctions the most interesting decorative curiosities on the market. We specialize in antique series of mirrors by Alphonse Mucha that we obtain from private collectors and antique dealers in France and Belgium.
We also specialize in Salvador Dalí (limited series, numbered editions and discontinued collections), antique and historical chess sets, Art Nouveau wood relief panels, bronze desk lamps and various antique decorations.
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Era
1400-1900
Weight
3 kg
Wood type
Chestnut
Over 200 years old
No
Title additional information
Decorative panels 94 cm.
No. of items
2
Material
Wood
Country of Origin
France
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
94 cm
Width
35 cm
Depth
3 cm
Estimated period
1890-1920
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