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A late 18th/early 19th century fruitwood carving depicting a neoclassical maiden. Historically part of a cabinet, this panel has an old keyhole and cut outs where hinges once were. It is now repurposed as period wall decoration, the figure carved in high relief with an intricate level of detail. She has a vase atop her…
Depth: 4cm1.57in
Width: 19cm7.48in
Height: 34cm13.39in
Weight: 1.1kg2.43lbs
Historically part of cabinet door; cut outs for hinges and a keyhole. Signs of historic insect activity (inactive).
Wear consistent with age and use. Minor losses, scuffs, and scratches.
Circa 1800
Unknown
Fruitwood, Timber, Wood
England
Late 18th / Early 19th Century
Neoclassical
A late 18th/early 19th century fruitwood carving depicting a neoclassical maiden.
Historically part of a cabinet, this panel has an old keyhole and cut outs where hinges once were. It is now repurposed as period wall decoration, the figure carved in high relief with an intricate level of detail.
She has a vase atop her head and carries a basket of fruit in one arm and what appears to be a snake in the other!
