A pair of antique carved wooden panels, executed in bas-relief technique. The decoration features vegetal motifs – acanthus leaves, a stylized vase, and volute ornaments – characteristic of French decorative art. The panels are made of solid wood, most likely oak. The carving has survived intact, with no losses, though natural cracks and signs of age are visible, typical of old, dry wood. Dating: 19th century. The ornaments and composition are typical of French historicist styles – Neo-Baroque and Neo-Rococo – inspired by earlier models from the reigns of Louis XV and Louis XVI. Such panels originally formed part of wall paneling, doors, or decorative furniture (e.g., cupboards or cabinets). Today, they may serve as independent wall decorations or as collectible accents. **Dimensions (each panel):** 86 × 26 × 1 cm **Material:** solid wood (probably oak) **Condition:** carving intact and well-preserved; visible cracks and signs of age