A Fine Early 18thC Polychrome Painted Cherub Head Mask sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles hills and forest behind
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hills and forest behind
Delicate yet surprisingly robust
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it is the Rowley inlaid wood panels that are considered to be his outstanding work
The well coloured mahogany jardinière stand having a circular top over a substantial and beautifully carved cabriole leg with a scrolled acanthus leaf decorated main body and finely detailed and exuberant lion’s paw foot on a stepped octagonal base with bun feet
A Fine Early 18thC Polychrome Painted Cherub Head Mask sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles hills and forest behindOrigin: Italian or German Period: Early Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1700 20 Height: 10. 25 inches Width: 6 inches Depth: 2. 75 inches (all at maximum) The beautifully carved and polychrome painted soft wood wall mask formed as a cherub or young maiden having a pierced gilt painted scrolling top above a protruding female head bordered with gilt scrolls above further scrollwork surviving from early eighteenth century Europe. There is
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