Stock No. 36424

Set of 2 Handcarved 17th Century Oak Wall Panels

A pair of handcarved mid 17th century oak wall panels with a handsome, even patina and string for hanging. Each are of beautiful quality after more than 370 years and well-carved for the period, other decorative pieces of the era often simpler and more naive. The square wall panels both depict a bust within a…

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£4,875.00

Dimensions

Depth: 2.5cm0.98in

Width: 43cm16.93in

Height: 43.5cm17.13in

Weight: 4kg8.82lbs

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Dimensions are for each panel.

Condition Report

Good structural condition. Very good overall condition. Minor surface wear and losses. Traces of old insect activity to the back (inactive). Backs aren't completely flat resulting in a little variation in depth. String to the back for hanging.

Wear

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

Origin

England

Date of Manufacture

Circa 1650

Maker

Unknown

Material

Handcarved, Handcrafted, Oak, Timber, Wood

Period

Mid 17th Century

Style

Country, Jacobean, Tudor

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A pair of handcarved mid 17th century oak wall panels with a handsome, even patina and string for hanging. Each are of beautiful quality after more than 370 years and well-carved for the period, other decorative pieces of the era often simpler and more naive.

The square wall panels both depict a bust within a stylised wreath; one handcarved with a man with beard and the other a woman with hair pinned back. The figures face one another, perhaps once designed as part of a marriage panel.

The quality of these panels is certainly to be celebrated, the carving and colour having stood the test of time for almost four centuries. Together, they will look stunning on the walls of a period interior as well as a neutral, modern space alongside complementary dark wood furniture.

Additional information

Weight 4 kg
Dimensions 2.5 × 43 × 43.5 cm
Origin

England

Date of Manufacture

Circa 1650

Maker

Material

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Period

Mid 17th Century

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