17th-Century French Architectural Fragment – Cherubic Relief

17th-Century French Architectural Fragment – Cherubic ReliefSalvaged from the demolition of a 17th century French church in the early 1900s, this architectural fragment once graced a grand frieze. Carved in plaster, it features a serene cherubic face framed by a starburst motif, a design echoing the artistry of Baroque ecclesiastical interiors. Part of a distinguished estate collection, the piece has been carefully stabilized and its edges rounded for wall display. At nearly 400 years old, its weathered

Salvaged from the demolition of a 17th-century French church in the early 1900s, this architectural fragment once graced a grand frieze. Carved in plaster, it features a serene cherubic face framed by a starburst motif, a design echoing the artistry of Baroque ecclesiastical interiors.

Part of a distinguished estate collection, the piece has been carefully stabilized and its edges rounded for wall display. At nearly 400 years old, its weathered surface and time-softened contours are a testament to centuries of history. Unsigned, perfectly imperfect, and ready to bring a touch of French heritage to your home.

Era: Antique; 17th century
Condition: Very Good; see photos
Country of Origin: France
Materials: plaster
Dimensions: 3.75" L × 2" W × 4.25" H
Color/Finish: gray/white

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with light to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above. 
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