Important Pair Of 18th Century Italian Carved Wooden Concave Elements
An exceptional and rare pair of large-scale, concave architectural corner panels (originally part of a church retable altarpiece or palace salon decoration), dating from 18th-century Italy. These imposing structures are masterfully carved from solid fir wood and heavily gilded in authentic period gold leaf.
Each panel is defined by the outstanding depth and quality of its high-relief baroque carvings:
Condition: In good overall condition, with some small cracks.
Dimensions:Width: 72 cm (28.3 inches) Height: 227 cm (89.4 inches)
Each panel is defined by the outstanding depth and quality of its high-relief baroque carvings:
- The Upper Section: Showcases an elegant smooth oval medallion bordered by a gadrooned rim, flanked by scrolling acanthus leaves, ribbons, and foliate swags.
- The Central Body: Adorned with a dynamic, intertwined composition of blooming floral branches and leafy vines climbing up the panel, creating a superb contrast with the gold finish.
- The Base: Terminates grandly with a large, stylized shell motif modeled as a radiant sunburst fan with beaded borders.
Condition: In good overall condition, with some small cracks.
Dimensions:
9 000 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Good condition
Material: Gilted wood
Width: 72 cm (28.3 inches)
Height: 227 cm (89.4 inches)
Reference (ID): 1473347
Availability: In stock
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