Wonderful Neoclassical Fire Screen in Patinated Brass Late 19th Century
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Description
Wonderful Neoclassical Fire Screen in Patinated Brass Late 19th Century.
Very elegant and beautifully patinated neoclassical fire screen in brass. Combines neoclassical elements with distinct arts and crafts / art nouveau influences - a very good design. Just look at the pointy shoulders, the sculpted handle and the lovely feet. Great patina.
Comes in a good and original condition with some signs of wear and age - as can be seen in the pictures.
About ORNAMENTUM
ORNAMENTUM - where we find perfection in imperfection, love a good patina and are always on the lookout for wonderful and unique pieces both vintage and antique. We are based in Belgium near the Dutch border. -
More Information
Period: 19th Century Materials: Brass, Hand-Crafted. Condition: Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Creation Date: Late 19th Century Styles / Movements: Arts & Crafts, Modern Incollect Reference #: 834601 -
Dimensions
W. 17.72 in; H. 27.17 in; D. 5.52 in; W. 45.01 cm; H. 69.01 cm; D. 14.02 cm;
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