Pair 18th c. Carved Wooden Putti
$11,500 / set
Pair 18th c. Carved Wooden Putti
Located in New Orleans, LA
18th c. Carved ,Painted and Gilded Putti
Antique 18th Century and Earlier French Candle Holders
Wood
$11,500 / set
Pair 18th c. Carved Wooden Putti
Located in New Orleans, LA
18th c. Carved ,Painted and Gilded Putti
Wood
Pair of German Baroque Carved Wooden Putti Germany, 18th Century
Located in London, GB
Pair of German Baroque Carved Wooden Putti Germany, 18th Century A charming pair of finely carved wooden putti, each modelled with expressive features and flowing drapery.
Wood
Carved wooden fireplace with putti decoration – Late 18th century
Located in SAINT-OUEN-SUR-SEINE, FR
Elegant carved wooden fireplace dating from the end of the 18th century, made of fir and walnut.
Pine
$11,000 / set
Gilded Wooden Putti's Circa 1680-1720 Germany
Located in Esbeek, NL
Gilded Wooden putti's. circa 1680-1720 Germany Good condition. few age marks.
Wood
French Wooden Flying Cherub Putti's, 18th Century
Located in Cookeville, TN
Featured are outstanding flying cherubs made of polychromed wood to grace your wall. The have a gorgeous patina with some chipping due to age. The were made in the 17th century in Fr...
Wood, Giltwood, Paint
Pair of 18th Century Hand Carved & Painted Wooden Putti Cherubs
Located in Marbella, ES
Pair of 18th century hand carved and painted wooden putti cherubs.
Wood
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H 14.18 in W 10.24 in D 4.34 in
A pair of 19th Century Italian Wooden Putti Mounted on 18th Century Bases
Located in Catania, Sicilia
Two italian wooden putti mounted on 18th century bases, they are in original patina due probably to humidity or climate.
Fruitwood
16th c. Wooden Italian Putti
Located in New Orleans, LA
Beautiful carved wood Putti
Walnut
Pair 17th c. Wooden Putti
Located in New Orleans, LA
Pair wooden painted Putti
Wood
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H 4.93 in W 9.45 in D 3.15 in
Pair of 18th Century Carved Wooden gilt and Polychrome Baroque Putti / Cherubs
Located in Hastings, GB
A superb pair of early 1700’s German Baroque putti, hand carved in wood with a thin layer of gesso, and painted in polychrome and gilt, these originally adorned the walls of a cathed...
Gesso, Wood
18th Century Carved Wooden French Putti
Located in Round Top, TX
Beautiful 18th century carved wooden putti. Large in size and can actually sit on shelf or table or be hung.
Wood
Baroque wooden Putti
Located in San Francisco, CA
A beautiful early painted wooden putti with glass inset eyes. The facial features and the abdomen suggest a northern European origin.
Wood, Paint
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