Stock No. 37236

18th Century Grand Tour Curved Ionic Column Model or Decorative Niche

A handpainted late 18th century Grand Tour architectural model of a curved Ionic column monument or entrance originating from Italy, c.1780. Made from wood and composition, this decorative model is polychrome painted with a grey-green base and vibrant areas of gilt, instilling it with an air of grandeur. The model depicts an open void with…

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£3,875.00

Dimensions

Depth: 39cm15.35in

Width: 55cm21.65in

Height: 87cm34.25in

Weight: 14kg30.86lbs

Metric
Imperial

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Approx. internal space: H70 x W30 x D20 cm

Condition Report

Good structural condition. Wear to the finish. Small loss to the top of the inner arch. Reverse side is mostly unfinished. Transports as 1 complete piece.

Wear

Wear consistent with age and use. Minor losses, scuffs, and scratches.

Date of Manufacture

Circa 1780

Maker

Unknown

Material

Composition, Painted, Pine, Timber, Walnut, Wood

Origin

Italy

Period

Late 18th Century

Style

Georgian, Grand Tour, Neoclassical

About this piece

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A handpainted late 18th century Grand Tour architectural model of a curved Ionic column monument or entrance originating from Italy, c.1780.

Made from wood and composition, this decorative model is polychrome painted with a grey-green base and vibrant areas of gilt, instilling it with an air of grandeur. The model depicts an open void with two delicately made Ionic style gilt columns framing either side to form a horseshoe shape as if observing the architecture of Greece or ancient Rome.

It is large in scale, making an impressive object of décor in an interior seeking neoclassical influences. Additionally, it could be used a decorative niche to showcase a favourite Grand Tour statue, drawing the eye with its golden colours and impressive Italian elegance.

Additional Dimensions

Approx. internal space: H70 (to underside of arch) x W30 x D20 cm

Additional information

Weight 14 kg
Dimensions 39 × 55 × 87 cm
Date of Manufacture

Circa 1780

Maker

Material

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Origin

Italy

Period

Late 18th Century

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