Lot 84 ANTIQUE METAL PLAQUE Renaissance couple
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Antique steel painted plaque depicting a courting couple in relief, likely from the 19th century. Measures 14.75" x 9.5" and weigh 2.65 kg.
The plaque features a high-relief scene of a man and a woman in period attire, possibly Renaissance-era, amidst a natural setting with trees and foliage.
Traditionally made of bronze or brass, possibly with gilding, and designed for decorative purposes, such as hanging on a wall or as a stand-alone piece.
The detailed craftsmanship suggests a well-executed piece, often associated with styles popular in the Italian Renaissance or later periods.
Typically common in the 19th century, sometimes attributed to manufacturers like Bradley & Hubbard, and served as decorative art pieces.
The plaque features a high-relief scene of a man and a woman in period attire, possibly Renaissance-era, amidst a natural setting with trees and foliage.
Traditionally made of bronze or brass, possibly with gilding, and designed for decorative purposes, such as hanging on a wall or as a stand-alone piece.
The detailed craftsmanship suggests a well-executed piece, often associated with styles popular in the Italian Renaissance or later periods.
Typically common in the 19th century, sometimes attributed to manufacturers like Bradley & Hubbard, and served as decorative art pieces.
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