Pair of hand-carved wooden wall consoles – Neoclassical style – ca. 1930 Description: A beautiful pair of solid wood wall consoles, richly hand-carved in an elegant Neoclassical style. Each console features refined decorative details with acanthus leaf motifs, vertical fluting, and a graceful cup-shaped support tapering to a point — inspired by the Corinthian column from classical architecture. These pieces date from the interwar period (circa 1930) and come from a private collection in the Netherlands. They embody the timeless elegance of classical design combined with the fine craftsmanship of early 20th-century woodworking. The wood has been recently treated with natural oil, enhancing the grain and giving the surface a warm, rich glow. Both consoles are fitted with solid metal wall brackets on the back and are ready for display. ⸻ Details: • Period: ca. 1930 • Style: Neoclassical / Baroque Revival • Provenance: Private collection, Netherlands • Material: Solid hardwood (probably oak or teak) • Finish: Hand-carved, oiled surface • Colour: Dark brown with a warm patina • Mounting: Metal brackets on the back Dimensions (each): • Height: 32 cm • Width: 37 cm • Depth: 18 cm Condition: Very good – minor age-related wear consistent with the period. Beautiful patina and stable condition. Ready for immediate use or display. Special features: • Authentic interwar pieces, not reproductions • Finely hand-carved craftsmanship • Warm oiled surface highlighting the natural wood grain • Ideal for displaying sculptures, vases, or other art objects Shipping: Carefully packaged and shipped with insurance. Collection in the Netherlands possible upon request.