Carved And Openwork Wooden Lace-making Tool—auvergne Folk Art
Lace-making frame (or lace-maker's board) made of solid wood, 19th-century French folk art (Velay region / Auvergne).
The decoration consists of two large central geometric wheels: one is openwork in the shape of a stylized cross or four-leaf clover, while the other forms a detailed eight-petal rosette. The entire board is framed by a very regular geometric “wolf’s teeth” frieze and ogive motifs along the side edges.
An “R” and a heart are engraved
The decoration consists of two large central geometric wheels: one is openwork in the shape of a stylized cross or four-leaf clover, while the other forms a detailed eight-petal rosette. The entire board is framed by a very regular geometric “wolf’s teeth” frieze and ogive motifs along the side edges.
An “R” and a heart are engraved
300 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Solid wood
Width: 8 cm
Height: 14 cm
Reference (ID): 1846950
Availability: In stock
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