Four Panels In Florentine Mosaic. Florence, First Half Of The 17th Century.
A group of panels in semi-precious stones and rare marbles; comprising four panels set within moulded, gilded frames. The group, consisting of a pair of mirror-image designs, depicts birds perched on a flowering branch, flanked by a fluttering butterfly; the scene is set within a rectangular border and executed entirely in marquetry on a background of inlay. Three of the panels bear a partially legible inscription on the reverse: “B..igida Nucci E..ede Falconcini”. All the frames were originally ebonised and subsequently gilded in the antique style; on the reverse, they bear a fire-stamped mark depicting a five-pointed star surmounted by the Anjou coat of arms, whilst only two bear the Latin phrase “Bartolomei Antoni Loci Tenentis De Buonvicinis”.
12 000 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: En l'etat
Material: Glass
Width: 17.5
Height: 14.5
Depth: 2.5
Reference (ID): 1731488
Availability: In stock
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