Rotte di Storia e di Vento - Grande - Panel - Wooden decorative piece - Painted on a metal plate depicting a Stuart sailing ship (late 19th

Fascinating and unusual maritime decorative panel dating from the late 19th century (circa 1880-1900), weighing 6.5 kg.
Exquisite example of 19th-century historicism aimed at celebrating the great naval feats of the past. The work depicts an imposing three-masted full-rigged ship flying the English flag, elegantly painted on a metal plate. This is affixed, via conspicuous studs and original perimeter nails, to a sturdy solid hardwood support plank.
In the upper right corner sits a finely miniature heraldic crest reproducing the historic royal insignia of the Stuart dynasty (which mirrors the royal arms of the United Kingdom used between 1603 and 1649, and later between 1660 and 1689 by the Stuarts, with the lions of England, the lion of Scotland, the Irish harp and the fleurs-de-lis of France) giving the lot a strong historical and evocative character.

The piece is enclosed within a solid period-appropriate wooden frame carved in relief, lacquered in black tones with contrasting red profiles that enhance the strict elegance of the maritime composition.
The back reveals the extraordinary authenticity of the artifact, with thick time‑worn wooden boards, original nails and old conservation patinas, completed by two wrought-iron suspension hooks.

The object presents itself in a splendid and authentic antique patina. Natural signs of age are visible, slight wood cracks on the back and along the peripheral edge due to the structural movement of the solid wood, and small flecks of paint or superficial wear that do not compromise the stability of the work but add to its charm and historicity. Structurally solid.

Code 367

Dimensions:
Height 79 cm.
Width 50 cm.
Depth 6.5 cm.
Weight 6.5 kg

Will be shipped carefully packed and insured.

NB. As these are antique objects, there may be cracks, stains, small missing parts, signs of age, etc. Please review the photos carefully.