Console table - Oak - decorative carved wooden console

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Wall-mounted solid wood console shelf carved by hand in Carvalho oak from Portugal, dating to the late 19th to early 20th century.

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Mísula / Wall Shelf in Solid Carved Wood

Decorative piece in solid wood, richly hand-carved, with classical-inspired vegetal motifs (foliage and volutes). This is a wall corbel, ideal for supporting sacred images, sculptures, vases, or decorative elements.

It features a robust structure, with a semicircular cut top and a turned and carved console base. The back has old hardware for mounting on the wall, evidencing its authenticity and functional use.

Features:

- Material: Solid wood
- Technique: Hand carving
- Style: Classical / revivalist (possibly late 19th century – early 20th century)
- Fixing: Metal bracket on the back

Condition:
Piece in good overall condition, with natural signs of time and use (small marks, cracks and wear compatible with age), which give it character and authenticity.

Seller's Story

I am passionate about art, antiques, and decorative objects with historical and aesthetic value. I carefully select unique pieces for auction, prioritizing those that stand out for their originality, quality, and history. I have a special affinity for antique mirrors inspired by the work of Alphonse Mucha, acquired from private collections and antique shops in Portugal and France. I also place great importance on pieces made of carved wood, especially in gilded relief, which represent the refinement and craftsmanship of classical decorative arts.
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Mísula / Wall Shelf in Solid Carved Wood

Decorative piece in solid wood, richly hand-carved, with classical-inspired vegetal motifs (foliage and volutes). This is a wall corbel, ideal for supporting sacred images, sculptures, vases, or decorative elements.

It features a robust structure, with a semicircular cut top and a turned and carved console base. The back has old hardware for mounting on the wall, evidencing its authenticity and functional use.

Features:

- Material: Solid wood
- Technique: Hand carving
- Style: Classical / revivalist (possibly late 19th century – early 20th century)
- Fixing: Metal bracket on the back

Condition:
Piece in good overall condition, with natural signs of time and use (small marks, cracks and wear compatible with age), which give it character and authenticity.

Seller's Story

I am passionate about art, antiques, and decorative objects with historical and aesthetic value. I carefully select unique pieces for auction, prioritizing those that stand out for their originality, quality, and history. I have a special affinity for antique mirrors inspired by the work of Alphonse Mucha, acquired from private collections and antique shops in Portugal and France. I also place great importance on pieces made of carved wood, especially in gilded relief, which represent the refinement and craftsmanship of classical decorative arts.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
200 g
Style subtype
Charles X
Wood type
Oak
Specific region of origin
Lamego
Title additional information
decorative carved wooden console
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Portugal
Material
Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
18 cm
Width
28 cm
Depth
14 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
PortugalVerified
631
Objects sold
100%
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