Decorative antique wall plaque featuring a finely modelled cherub (putto) in relief, playing a musical instrument, set within an ornate gilt frame richly decorated with acanthus leaves and classical scrollwork. The central relief appears to be made of composite material / resin or plaster, mounted on a light background, and surrounded by a gilded wooden or composite frame in Neoclassical / Baroque Revival style. This type of decorative artwork was popular in late 19th – early 20th century Europe, often inspired by classical Roman and Renaissance motifs. Ideal as a wall decoration or as part of a traditional or eclectic interior. ⸻ Specifications • Object: Wall plaque / relief • Subject: Cherub / Putto • Style: Neoclassical / Baroque Revival • Period: Late 19th – early 20th century (circa 1880–1930) • Materials: • Central relief: composite / plaster / resin • Frame: gilt wood or gilt composite • Colour: Gold frame with ivory/cream relief