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Marquetry Panel Depicting a Leaping Salmon
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Marquetry Panel Depicting a Leaping Salmon

1900 - 1920
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A fine quality marquetry panel depicting a salmon leaping from the water to snatch a mayfly. The panel is beautifully brought to life by the careful selection of various woods that work superbly with the subject depicted, these include birch, walnut and even the slight use of mother of pearl. The very bold and contrasting two tone nature of the piece, and brevity of the design works brilliantly to draw the eye to the detailed depiction of the salmon. The marquetry panel has a simple mahogany edge and as a sign of the quality it is even very nicely veneered on the reverse in mahogany. This type of marquetry panel is often associated with the Rowley Gallery which commissioned artist at the beginning of the twentieth century to create designs for wooden panels. This piece is not marked but it is certainly of the quality of these Rowley panels if not better. C.1920.

Overall sizes in inches: 18 by 27

Physical Dimensions
Height
68.8cm (27.09")
Width
45.5cm (17.91")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Prometheus Antiques has dated this Leaping Salmon Marquetry Panel to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1052436
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A fine quality marquetry panel depicting a salmon leaping from the water to snatch a mayfly.
The panel is beautifully brought to life by the careful selection of various woods that work superbly with the subject depicted, these include birch, walnut and even the slight use of mother of pearl.
Prometheus Antiques

The very bold and contrasting two tone nature of the piece, and brevity of the design works brilliantly to draw the eye to the detailed depiction of the salmon. The marquetry panel has a simple mahogany edge and as a sign of the quality it is even very nicely veneered on the reverse in mahogany. This type of marquetry panel is often associated with the Rowley Gallery which commissioned artist at the beginning of the twentieth century to create designs for wooden panels. This piece is not marked but it is certainly of the quality of these Rowley panels if not better. C.1920.

Overall sizes in inches: 18 by 27

Height
68.8cm (27.09")
Width
45.5cm (17.91")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Prometheus Antiques has dated this Leaping Salmon Marquetry Panel to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1052436
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A rectangular honey-toned wood marquetry panel depicting a leaping salmon crafted from inlaid timber veneers.
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Archive I A rectangular honey-toned wood marquetry panel depicting a leaping salmon crafted from inlaid timber veneers.

Marquetry Panel Depicting a Leaping Salmon

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United Kingdom
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A rectangular honey-toned wood marquetry panel depicting a leaping salmon crafted from inlaid timber veneers.
Marquetry panel depicting a leaping salmon
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A rectangular honey-toned wood marquetry panel depicting a leaping salmon crafted from inlaid timber veneers.
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Pictorial marquetry involves crafting detailed imagery by fitting together thin slices of varied timber veneers onto a solid base panel. Originating in 16th-century Italy as intarsia, the craft evolved across Europe to depict landscapes, flora, and sporting themes, peaking in popularity during the 18th and mid-20th centuries.

Craftsmen utilise a variety of native and exotic wood veneers, such as satinwood, walnut, sycamore, and ebony, selected for their distinct grain direction and natural coloration. The veneer shapes are precisely cut with fine saws or scalpels and adhered to a stable groundwork using animal hide glue or synthetic adhesives.

Authentic vintage pieces feature slight variations in grain texture, subtle hand-cut joinery lines, and natural timber oxidisation over time. Modern reproductions frequently rely on printed wood-grain patterns, laser cutting, or synthetic laminates that lack depth and tactile veneer seams.

Position the panel on a neutral wall surface to complement contemporary minimalist or mid-century schemes, allowing the natural timber tones to stand out. It can be integrated into a gallery wall, hung above a console table, or placed within a study alongside stone and leather accents.

Dust the panel regularly with a clean, dry, soft cloth, working gently along the direction of the grain. Keep the artwork away from direct sunlight, radiators, and high humidity to prevent veneer lifting, cracking, or fading, and apply a light coat of high-grade microcrystalline wax annually for protection.
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