Cartouche Rococo

A gorgeous Louis XV Cartouche Rococo Baroque style gilt wood framed wall mirror Late 20th Century

A fine pair of English, carved rococo cartouche shaped looking glasses circa 1755 designed of c

2 Italian Rococo-style (20th Century) fruitwood cartouche form wall mirrors with strap-work and

French Rococo style giltwood cartouche form mirror, late 19th century.      

A fanciful Venetian Rococo Revival ivory painted and parcel-gilt cartouche-shaped mirror; the

18th Century Rococo Cartouches and Decorative Frames – French Ornament, Plate XCIII This lively

Italian Rococo style painted mirror, 20th c., having ornate pierce carved foliate scroll frame in

Gorgeous pair of mid-century modern period cartouche wall mirrors crafted in Italy. The carved

Mid Century Cocktail Table, Cartouche with Gold Veined Mirrored Top, hand fashioned and stamped by

This is a finely carved and gilt Italian Baroque period cartouche mirror that dates to the 3rd

A beautiful late 19th century carved wood mirror. Restrained Rococo in design with swirling gilded

Late 19th Century Venetian Polychromed Chest/Commode with Marbleized Cartouche Top Measurements

leaves, and floral motif, culminating in a dramatic asymmetrical crest centered by a bold shell cartouche

A good Victorian gilt-framed oval cameo Rococo style wall mirror, the classical rococo cartouche

An elegant Antique solid Silver Salver with an unusual asymmetrical Rococo inspired cartouche shape

circa 1750 Venice, Italy. This Rococo silverleaf cartouche mirror features a shaped piece of original

tripod base on which the candlestick is resting, is quite majestic, with its Rococo cartouche decorating

cartouches — hallmarks of refined Rococo design. The interiors are gold-gilded, ensuring both beauty and

, latticework, rocailles, floral tendrils, and decorative cartouches — hallmarks of the Rococo revival aesthetic

rectangular mirror features delicate openwork ornament and flowing Rococo cartouches, resting on an elaborate

. The organic scrolls, flowing profiles, and subtle cartouches are typical of the Rococo style, in which

Capodimonte workshop. A Rococo Revival cartouche : C-scrolls, acanthus and shell flourishes reinterpreted for

. The top section features a complex and ornate cartouche and meshwork of Rococo motifs with scrolls

highlighted by its warm gilt finish. The elegant cartouche outline and fluid Rococo ornamentation give the

mirrors, the mirror plate within a carved and moulded asymmetrical cartouche frame in the Rococo manner of

This antique French Aubusson tapestry panel, circa 1900, features an elaborate Rococo cartouche

ground, beneath a shaped, scrolling rim. The front is embellished with a Rococo cartouche, while the

the rococo style; each vase is modeled as a cornucopia and decorated with embossed rococo-scroll

engraved baluster glass with a fine engraving of two shaking hands in a Rococo-style cartouche symbolizing

centred by a simple Rococo cartouche, all supported on panelled jambs. French, late 18th century.

cartouches, emblematic of the Rococo Revival style popular during the Second Empire period. This finely

decorated on the front with hand-painted cartouches portraying romantic Rococo scenes - lovers in pastoral

with a lively figural group scene, framed within a Rococo-inspired cartouche adorned with scrolling

reticulations, these are punctuated with five ornate Rococo cartouches containing brightly colored hand-painted

cartouche—hallmarks of the Rococo movement and the Louis XV period. Gracefully curved cabriole legs flow

handle and an applied rococo cartouche at the front. The cruet holds two cut-glass bottles for oil and

an elaborate Rococo cartouche cresting consisting of acanthus leaves and C-scrolls. The oval mirror

, encircled by flowing garlands of pale pink roses and ribbons. The corners are anchored by elaborate Rococo

inlay complemented by an ornate rococo cartouche on the drawer front. Fantastic Louis XVI style legs

elaborate Rococo-style cartouche, filled with ornate scrollwork, florals, and foliate motifs in vibrant hues

. Decorated with a 17th century gentleman in rococo cartouche. 3.55 troy oz. 3 3/8" x 2.75" x 1" h. We are a

above a mahogany and parquetry-inlaid case. Two sans-traverse drawers are adorned with a rococo

as gardeners, one signed “TP”. The allegorical scenes are framed by gilt Rococo-style cartouches and

face featuring winged angels amongst rococo scalloped arabesques, a faun on either side of the centre

Rococo cartouche containing romantic figural and animal landscapes, circa 1780

winged angels at the top holding a rococo-shaped cartouche (unengraved). The silver mirror is fully

teal enamel and gilt Rococo cartouche containing floral sprays inspired by contemporary Dutch still

ivory field, providing a perfect canvas for the intricate Rococo-inspired cartouches and scrolling

rectangular dishes. The bright blue ground interspersed with gilt-edged reticulation and with three rococo

bouquets. Broken sandy-straw border with yellow acanthus cartouches. Looks Rococo. 

Nontai, and Monda Dsomlangu. The decorative rococo-style cartouche at the top, delicately hand-colored

combined with floral and rococo cartouches at top and bottom is extremely characteristic of Aubusson

navigational intent. The decorative cartouche, engraved in a restrained Rococo style, balances elegance with

motif carefully placed between soft rose-and-ivory cartouches framed with curling Rococo scrolls and

and moulded asymmetrical cartouche frame in the Rococo manner of Thomas Chippendale. Mirrors have

scalloped rim adds movement and lightness to the sculptural design, while the Rococo-style cartouches and

framed with a neatline and features a decorative rococo-style cartouche adorned with floral garlands and