An a antique pair of gilded frames found in France, likely originating from France circa 1880–1900. They are a masterful example of Rococo Revival design. The style is defined by an opulent, high-relief ornamentation featuring an exquisite shell-and-leaf motif clustered elegantly at the corners, where stylized rocaille shells seamlessly blend into sweeping acanthus leaves. These elaborate corner details frame crisp linear molding, creating a beautiful balance of natural movement and classic structure. The gold finish exhibits a soft, patinated antique luster with a century of gentle oxidation that warms the intricate carvings rather than overpowering them with harsh modern brilliance. They currently house devotional prints (which are included).
Size (cm):
* Frame: 24.2 x 20.2 x 3.0 cm
* Display: 16.2 x 12.1 cm
Size (in):
* Frame: 9.5 x 8.0 x 1.2 in
* Display: 6.4 x 4.8 in
Material(s): Gilded Wood
IN YOUR HOME
At Maison Amaranth, we envision this striking pair as the crowning touch to an intimate bedroom gallery. Or display them together on a gallery wall, or lean them side-by-side on a fireplace mantle to cultivate a refined, chateau-inspired aesthetic.
A NOTE ON CHARACTER
Each piece shows the gentle marks of time, adding to its character. Photos reflect the condition; variations may occur. Please note that the interior prints are removable; we are happy to take them out prior to shipment, or they may be easily removed by yourself upon arrival. All sales are final. Every curve and imperfection tells a story — a testament to the Maison Amaranth ethos of bringing objects with soul into your home.
