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A Late 17th Century Oak Carving.
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A Late 17th Century Oak Carving.

17th century
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A late 17th century oak carving depicting a boar hunt, this carved fragment would have been part of an early barrel in which a tap was mounted on the face of the carving. These pieces often originated from alsace ,and similar examples can be found in various museaums around europe. This example is in good condition with excellent patina and traces of original polychrome.

Physical Dimensions
Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
9cm (3.54")
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Youngs Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Carving to the 17th Century.

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SA1210646
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Description
A late 17th century oak carving depicting a boar hunt, this carved fragment would have been part of an early barrel in which a tap was mounted on the face of the carving.
These pieces often originated from alsace ,and similar examples can be found in various museaums around europe.
Youngs Antiques

This example is in good condition with excellent patina and traces of original polychrome.

Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
9cm (3.54")
Date of Manufacture

Youngs Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Carving to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1210646
Youngs Antiques
Youngs Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2017

Specialist in fine art and antiques.

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A late 17th-century carved oak relief panel depicting a hunter taking aim with a musket at a wild boar and hunting dog.
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Archive I A late 17th-century carved oak relief panel depicting a hunter taking aim with a musket at a wild boar and hunting dog.

A Late 17th Century Oak Carving.

Archive II A late 17th-century carved oak relief panel depicting a hunter taking aim with a musket at a wild boar and hunting dog. View II
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Archive V A late 17th-century carved oak relief panel depicting a hunter taking aim with a musket at a wild boar and hunting dog. View V
Archive VI A late 17th-century carved oak relief panel depicting a hunter taking aim with a musket at a wild boar and hunting dog. View VI
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Archive VIII A late 17th-century carved oak relief panel depicting a hunter taking aim with a musket at a wild boar and hunting dog. View VIII
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A late 17th-century carved oak relief panel depicting a hunter taking aim with a musket at a wild boar and hunting dog.
A Late 17th Century Oak Carving.
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A late 17th-century carved oak relief panel depicting a hunter taking aim with a musket at a wild boar and hunting dog.
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Wood carvings from the 17th century are known for their deep relief, architectural structure, and narrative subjects such as hunting scenes, heraldry, or mythological themes. During this period, skilled woodcarvers utilized regional timber to create detailed decorative elements for wall panelling, chimney breasts, and grand furniture.

17th-century relief carvings were predominantly crafted from solid native hardwoods like English oak. Artisans worked using hand gouges, chisels, and mallets to carve deep sculptural details directly into seasoned timber panels.

Authentic 17th-century carvings display hand-tool marks, uneven depth, and natural shrinkage or splits along the grain of the wood. Look for deep, dark surface oxidation in unpolished crevices and signs of historical mounting or joinery.

A period carved oak panel can be mounted on a wall as sculptural art, displayed on a mantlepiece, or positioned on an open shelf. Its deep texture and historic narrative provide a striking focal point alongside minimal modern furnishings.

Keep oak carvings in a climate-controlled room away from direct sunlight and severe heat sources to prevent cracking. Dust gently with a soft bristle brush and apply a high-grade natural beeswax polish periodically to maintain the timber finish.
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