Set Of Framed Medallions
Artist: Nicolo Cerbara (1793 - 1869).
Framed box depicting twelve figures from the Italian Renaissance in the form of small plaster medallions.
Mounted on a blue background within a gilded wooden frame from the Charles X period
Italian work, circa 1830–40
Good condition, slight wear to the frame’s gilding.
Among the figures depicted: Pope Paul II, Leo X, and artists such as Palestrina, Brunelleschi, Ghiberti, etc.
Some are signed by Cerbara, others by Girometti.
Giuseppe Girometti (1780–1851) was a famous 19th-century Italian sculptor, medalist, and engraver on precious stones. Born in Rome, he is best known for his neoclassical cameos carved from precious stones such as sard-onyx and onyx.
Niccolò Cerbara (1796–1869): A highly renowned medalist. Notably, he designed the coins for the Second Roman Republic in 1849.
Price: €750, shipping included within Europe
Mounted on a blue background within a gilded wooden frame from the Charles X period
Italian work, circa 1830–40
Good condition, slight wear to the frame’s gilding.
Among the figures depicted: Pope Paul II, Leo X, and artists such as Palestrina, Brunelleschi, Ghiberti, etc.
Some are signed by Cerbara, others by Girometti.
Giuseppe Girometti (1780–1851) was a famous 19th-century Italian sculptor, medalist, and engraver on precious stones. Born in Rome, he is best known for his neoclassical cameos carved from precious stones such as sard-onyx and onyx.
Niccolò Cerbara (1796–1869): A highly renowned medalist. Notably, he designed the coins for the Second Roman Republic in 1849.
Price: €750, shipping included within Europe
750 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Plaster
Width: 35
Height: 42
Depth: 6
Reference (ID): 1792737
Availability: In stock
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