Fragment Of A Marble Cornice, Probably From The Roman Period, 1st–2nd Century A.d.

Fragment Of A Marble Cornice, Probably From The Roman Period, 1st–2nd Century A.d.-photo-2

Fragment Of A Marble Cornice, Probably From The Roman Period, 1st–2nd Century A.d.-photo-3

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Fragment Of A Marble Cornice, Probably From The Roman Period, 1st–2nd Century A.d.-photo-1

Fragment Of A Marble Cornice, Probably From The Roman Period, 1st–2nd Century A.d.

This marble architectural fragment, finely carved with rectangular panels and acanthus leaves, likely belonged to the cornice of a Roman building.
H. 20 cm; W. 23 cm (with a hole at the base for mounting on a pedestal)

Provenance: auction (purchase receipt)

850 €

CONTACT

Armand Bazin - Paris, France

Period: Before 16th century

Style: Rome and Antic Greece

Condition: En l'etat

Material: Marble

Length: 23

Height: 20

Reference (ID): 1826605

Availability: In stock