Late 19th Century Wall Bracket - Hand-Carved Putto with Wings in Plaster An exquisite example of antique craftsmanship, this late 19th-century wall bracket features a finely sculpted putto (cherub) head adorned with wings. With its rich patina and sculptural presence, this decorative piece adds a timeless, classical charm to any interior. Crafted in Europe (more likely France) during the late 1800s, the bracket showcases the skilled workmanship of the period, likely intended as a decorative corbel or small display shelf. The putto’s serene expression and flowing curls are delicately rendered, while the wings beneath add a sense of gentle movement and grace. Key Features: Origin & Period: European origin, late 19th century Material: Sculpted plaster with a dark brown finish and aged patina Visual Appeal: Features a cherubic figure with detailed facial features and feathered wings, reflecting Renaissance or Baroque influence Dimensions: Height: 16.5 cm / 6.5 in — Width: 17 cm / 6.7 in — Depth: 11.2 cm / 4.4 in Condition: Good overall condition with some small losses and wear consistent with age. Minor chips visible on the edges and surface, enhancing its antique character. Collectible Value: A highly decorative item suitable for collectors of religious art, antique wall décor, or historical interior accents Please note: No maker’s mark or certificate is present, but the piece exhibits all the hallmarks of quality 19th-century craftsmanship.