Frame - Gilt bronze - With Vitre
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A rectangular gilded bronze frame in Rococo revival style dating to 1850–1900, made in France, mounted on two curved feet with a rear stand, with a glass back and internal 10×14 cm dimensions (external 19×29 cm).
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A superb rectangular frame in gilded bronze, mounted on two curved feet with a rear support. The back is fitted with a glass panel.
The front is richly chased with Rococo-style motifs: volutes, acanthus leaves, and garlands. An open pediment forms a kind of crest at the top, decorated with flowers and a small putto mask (angel). The side uprights feature relief female busts surrounded by scrolls. The bottom crosspiece is adorned with a mascaron of a satyr or Bacchus flanked by wings, a common symbol in Rococo iconography.
Frame made circa 1880.
Internal dimensions: 10 x 14 cm
External dimensions: 19 x 29 cm
A superb rectangular frame in gilded bronze, mounted on two curved feet with a rear support. The back is fitted with a glass panel.
The front is richly chased with Rococo-style motifs: volutes, acanthus leaves, and garlands. An open pediment forms a kind of crest at the top, decorated with flowers and a small putto mask (angel). The side uprights feature relief female busts surrounded by scrolls. The bottom crosspiece is adorned with a mascaron of a satyr or Bacchus flanked by wings, a common symbol in Rococo iconography.
Frame made circa 1880.
Internal dimensions: 10 x 14 cm
External dimensions: 19 x 29 cm
Details
Era
1400-1900
Style subtype
Rococo
Bronze type
Gilt bronze
Title additional information
With Vitre
Country of origin
France
Material
Bronze
Style
Antique
Colour
Gold
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
External height
29 cm
External width
19 cm
Internal height
14 cm
Internal width
10 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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