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This large, painted boiserie panel dates to the period of Louis XVI, roughly 1760. Once hung above a chateau door, the roughly square panel has been painted white, with areas of gray undertones where paint losses have occurred. A pair of overflowing cornucopias, bound by a large crinkled ribbon bow with tasseled ends, can be seen in the center, surrounded by a flowing foliate margent comprised of S- and C-scrolls and large segmented leaves.
CONDITION: Strong antique condition. Commensurate paint losses and age separations. Minor losses to the wood. Not rigged for hanging. Evidence of old restoration coupled with more recent work.
