Exquisite Gothic Panel in Carved Oak

Name: Exquisite Gothic Panel in Carved Oak
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA910180
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Waterfall Antiques

Description

An absolutely wonderful example of a Victorian carved oak panel. Its plinth base has three columns with five capitals separating four gothic arches, and there are five inset spandrels with oak leaf detailing. This highly decorative panel - perfect for hanging as a work of art - has five heavy duty solid oak blocks with steel fixing brackets enabling it to be affixed to the wall. Alternatively it can be floor standing for leaning against a wall. It is English dating from c1870 and retains its original finish with a soft lustre shine.

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Physical Dimensions

Height

86.5cm (34.06")

Width

153.5cm (60.43")

Depth

14.5cm (5.71")

Declaration

Waterfall Antiques has dated this piece to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA910180

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Description

An absolutely wonderful example of a Victorian carved oak panel.

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Its plinth base has three columns with five capitals separating four gothic arches, and there are five inset spandrels with oak leaf detailing.

Waterfall Antiques

This highly decorative panel - perfect for hanging as a work of art - has five heavy duty solid oak blocks with steel fixing brackets enabling it to be affixed to the wall. Alternatively it can be floor standing for leaning against a wall. It is English dating from c1870 and retains its original finish with a soft lustre shine.