Four Turned And Gilded Wooden Curtain Rods – 19th Century

Four turned and gilded wooden curtain rods – 19th century
An elegant set of four antique curtain rods from a stately Genoese palace, dating from the second half of the 19th century.
Crafted from turned wood and gilded with pure gold, they feature refined craftsmanship with shaped shafts, ring-shaped elements, and molded circular finials.
Each curtain rod comes with its own iron bracket, designed to gather and hold the curtains in place.
The gilding retains a beautiful antique patina, with slight signs of aging that attest to the authenticity and period of the pieces.
A decorative ensemble of great elegance, reflecting the ceremonial furnishings of 19th-century Genoese noble residences.
Provenance: Historic Genoese palace.
Period: Second half of the 19th century.
Materials: Turned wood gilded with pure gold, iron.
Dimensions:
- Length: 48 cm- Maximum diameter: 13 cm
Quantity: Four pieces, complete with their respective iron supports.