This Rococo-style wall shelf, crafted in Italy in the 1950s, exemplifies the artisanal quality of Florence's D'Arte C.&A.Schwicker gallery. The piece is carved from wood using traditional techniques and then meticulously gilded to achieve a rich, lustrous gold hue with a high-gloss finish. The sculptural bracket form is adorned with deep, three-dimensional acanthus leaf motifs, characteristic of 18th-century Rococo, featuring flowing lines, scrolls, and soft transitions. The shelf's top edge is gently scalloped, and the overall proportions (height 27 cm, width 23 cm, depth 13 cm) are suited for displaying small decorative objects. The surface is smooth, free of cracks or losses, while the gilding displays subtle tonal variations that enhance the depth of the carving. The object is preserved in excellent condition, with only minimal traces of patina in the recesses. This compact decorative piece channels the spirit of an era when exuberant form was paired with skilled craftsmanship. The gilded surface reflects light, evoking the refined atmosphere of historic salons where detail held ceremonial importance. The acanthus leaves seem to flow as if captured in motion—a translation of Italian Rococo into mid-20th-century language, when revisiting historic motifs expressed
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Height27 cm
Depth13 cm
Width23 cm
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Width23 cm
Height27 cm
Depth13 cm
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