Wall console, Rococo, ivory white porcelain, Austria, 19th c.
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 1845
This wall-mounted porcelain console, crafted in the Austro-Hungarian region between circa 1890 and 1918, serves as a refined example of late 19th-century decorative art. The design features a semicircular shelf supported by an openwork base adorned with acanthus leaf motifs—an emblem of the Rococo style. The porcelain displays a warm, ivory-toned glaze, with surface gilding that remains visible but is gently worn in places, highlighting the piece’s historical authenticity. The composition flows in asymmetrical, organic lines with meticulously hand-finished ornamentation. On the reverse, the inscribed number '1050' confirms its collectible provenance. The console is preserved in very good condition, with no cracks or chips; a naturally occurring discoloration on the upper surface is visible, a result of the porcelain firing process. This console quietly evokes an era when decoration was as essential as function. The delicacy of its form, together with the interplay of light across the glazed surface, calls to mind fin de siècle salons where every detail contributed to an artistic narrative. The gilded botanical motifs—softened by time—seem to whisper of bygone gatherings and the ceremonial rhythm of daily life, when every gesture was imbued with intent. Such a piece would be at home in a living room, study, or distinguished hallway, paired with gilded mirrors or classic graphic art. It is best displayed against a neutral backdrop, allowing its refined silhouette and ivory-gold details to remain the focal point. The console could be harmoniously combined
DIMENSION
Height15 cm
Depth16 cm
Width10 cm
Dimension details
Width10 cm
Height15 cm
Depth16 cm
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