Carved Oak Gothic Linenfold Panel, Flanders, Ca. 16th Century
A finely carved oak panel from 16th‑century Flanders, featuring Gothic linenfold‑style fluting with pointed‑arch tops and deeply channeled vertical folds. The rhythmic carving evokes the architectural tracery of late‑medieval design, balancing sculptural depth with refined linear symmetry.
Originally part of a larger piece of furniture; likely a chest front or door panel, this fragment now stands beautifully on its own as a decorative wall element. The oak has developed a rich, warm patina over centuries, with subtle wear that enhances its authenticity.
Structurally stable and well‑preserved, this panel forms an exact matching pair with reference 26‑0431 (photographed together but price per piece). It may be wall‑mounted or displayed as a sculptural artifact, offering a tangible link to Flemish Gothic craftsmanship.
Originally part of a larger piece of furniture; likely a chest front or door panel, this fragment now stands beautifully on its own as a decorative wall element. The oak has developed a rich, warm patina over centuries, with subtle wear that enhances its authenticity.
Structurally stable and well‑preserved, this panel forms an exact matching pair with reference 26‑0431 (photographed together but price per piece). It may be wall‑mounted or displayed as a sculptural artifact, offering a tangible link to Flemish Gothic craftsmanship.
1 200 €
Period: 16th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oak
Width: 16.5
Height: 33.5
Depth: 1
Reference (ID): 1819620
Availability: In stock
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