Wall shelf unit - Wood - Siena, Tuscany XVIII gold
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Antique carved and gilded wooden wall ornament from Siena, Tuscany, dating to 1800–1850, in good condition with minor age-related wear, 30 cm high, 30 cm wide and 20 cm deep, finished in gold.
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Ancient decorative element in carved and gilded wood – Siena-style male head? No, it’s a feminine mascaron, sculpture from Siena in Tuscany, 18th century.
Extraordinary ornamental element of great charm, crafted in finely carved and gilded wood, depicting an elegant feminine mascaron surrounded by bold volutes, foliate motifs, and decorations reminiscent of the Baroque taste.
The composition presents a refined central female head, characterized by soft features and an elaborate coiffure, set within a scenographic frame of acanthus leaves and ornamental curls.
The gilding, today characterized by a splendid patina of time and natural signs of wear, gives the object notable antique appeal. The small imperfections, cracks and losses visible are compatible with the age and with the artisanal nature of the work.
A piece of great visual impact, ideal for:
- important period residences;
- collectors of decorative art;
- restorers and antiquarians;
- luxury interior design projects;
- integration into paneling, antique furniture or historic environments.
Object of rare decorative elegance, capable of becoming a focal point in any prestigious setting.
It is advised to carefully view the photographs, an integral part of the description, to appreciate the condition and the authenticity of the patina.
Seller's Story
I offer at Catawiki auctions objects from the past, sometimes unique, rare and sought-after, ranging from paintings to wall appliques or sculptures in wood or gilded bronze.
I am passionate about antiques and I’m happy to share this passion.
Happy bidding to everyone!
Translated by Google TranslateAncient decorative element in carved and gilded wood – Siena-style male head? No, it’s a feminine mascaron, sculpture from Siena in Tuscany, 18th century.
Extraordinary ornamental element of great charm, crafted in finely carved and gilded wood, depicting an elegant feminine mascaron surrounded by bold volutes, foliate motifs, and decorations reminiscent of the Baroque taste.
The composition presents a refined central female head, characterized by soft features and an elaborate coiffure, set within a scenographic frame of acanthus leaves and ornamental curls.
The gilding, today characterized by a splendid patina of time and natural signs of wear, gives the object notable antique appeal. The small imperfections, cracks and losses visible are compatible with the age and with the artisanal nature of the work.
A piece of great visual impact, ideal for:
- important period residences;
- collectors of decorative art;
- restorers and antiquarians;
- luxury interior design projects;
- integration into paneling, antique furniture or historic environments.
Object of rare decorative elegance, capable of becoming a focal point in any prestigious setting.
It is advised to carefully view the photographs, an integral part of the description, to appreciate the condition and the authenticity of the patina.
Seller's Story
I offer at Catawiki auctions objects from the past, sometimes unique, rare and sought-after, ranging from paintings to wall appliques or sculptures in wood or gilded bronze.
I am passionate about antiques and I’m happy to share this passion.
Happy bidding to everyone!
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Era
1400-1900
Specific region of origin
Siena
Title additional information
Siena, Tuscany XVIII gold
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Gold
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
30 cm
Width
30 cm
Depth
20 cm
Estimated period
1800-1850
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