CARVED AND GILTWOOD ITALIAN BRACKETS

$820.00
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A charming pair of brackets with faux blue-marbled tops and acanthus form gilt bases featuring a grape cluster hidden amongst the leaves. The carved bases appear to be pre-1900 antique Italian with newer faux-painted blue marble tops.

Dimensions: H6½ x W9½ x D4⅞ inches each

Contact us at contact@artartefact.com for additional images, trade accounts, or tear sheet.

Shown in The Grand Tour installation featuring the edible sculptures of Andrea Ferrero’s Architectural Digestion. Learn More about the project here.

A charming pair of brackets with faux blue-marbled tops and acanthus form gilt bases featuring a grape cluster hidden amongst the leaves. The carved bases appear to be pre-1900 antique Italian with newer faux-painted blue marble tops.

Dimensions: H6½ x W9½ x D4⅞ inches each

Contact us at contact@artartefact.com for additional images, trade accounts, or tear sheet.

Shown in The Grand Tour installation featuring the edible sculptures of Andrea Ferrero’s Architectural Digestion. Learn More about the project here.

WHAT WAS THE GRAND TOUR?

An extended journey across the major cities of primarily France and Italy, the Grand Tour was a popular 18th-century ‘rite of passage’ taken mostly by young, aristocratic English men. Experiencing the art, architecture, and antiquity of the region was the culmination of a classical education that afforded status and independence. Travelers brought back mementos, art, and relics as a material legacy of their journey to adorn their estates and tell the tales of their trip. 

Read a wonderful summary of the Grand Tour by The Royal Museums Greenwich.