Cartouche Rococo

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

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

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

dream, elegant and cool Hand carved gilt frame very intrivcate with acanthus leaf motifs a rococo

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

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

. The map is further embellished with a brilliantly hand-colored rococo cartouche, decorated with

numerous place names, parishes, rivers, bays, mountains, and anchorages. A decorative rococo title

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

. The lid centers on a large, intricate gilt monogram (possibly "MW" or "MA") framed by a vibrant Rococo

than decorative excess. An elaborate rococo title cartouche provides a refined visual focal point

exquisite pierced apron featuring foliate scrolls, Ceres masks and Rococo cartouches. The beautifully

Rococo cartouches that curve out and separate from the legs in a very original way. The decoration of the

, featuring raised foliate scrollwork, floral garlands, and Rococo-inspired cartouches, all in a cream-white

against a Rococo-shaped cartouche back-plate. The anatomical precision of the animals, along with the

foliate sprigs and flower heads, a most unusual design. The front of the main body displays a Rococo

Apollo and a seated female figure, the other side with Narcissus admiring his reflection, within rococo

also engraved with a Rococo style scroll cartouche containing a contemporary stag Crest with the

by sunbeams. On the wide hoop, can be found Rococo cartouches. Under which are profiled medallion

within a rococo cartouche. The arcuated top with a landscape.

handle with a leaf and figurative grip above a frame with a rococo armorial cartouche. It is raised on

centrally with a VOC ship within a symmetrical rococo cartouche, the two clasps with VOC monogram with the

-carved floral motifs, rococo-style cartouches, and scrolled moldings, typical of the Liège school’s

, anchored by exquisite baroque corner cartouches, flourishes with signature Rococo vines, feminine rosettes

captivating elements of this map is the ornate title cartouche located at the bottom left. The cartouche

wide hoop, can be found Rococo cartouches. Under which are profiled medallion-like framing Provenance

, sitting above two drawers. Each drawer is adorned with a subtly incised cartouche, framing the Rococo

ornamented with a rococo-style cartouche in the upper left, beautifully hand-colored and embellished with

the stem displays foliate designs and a vacant Rococo scroll cartouche. The reverse of the bowl

(..)". Large map of the Netherlands. Title and publisher's imprint in large rococo cartouche top left. In the

-France region (circa 1750). Carved detailing includes a lovely stylized acanthus shell cartouche, floral

, and a lovely Rococo-style title cartouche. Cartographer: Bellin. Place & Date: Paris, 1752-1760.

remains vibrant, emphasizing key geographic details, and a richly decorated rococo cartouche adorns the

and Rococo shell cartouche. The rim is everted and is also beautifully chased with foliate scrolls

Comme la Fleur, Fair as the Flower, within a Rococo cartouche, topped by a knight's helmet and a fleur

and gilt bronzes: the Rococo frontal cartouche, mounts with oak leaf windings, foliated handles and

terminals. The body is heavily embossed with swirling rococo cartouches and floral garlands, radiating drama

Cul de Sac Royal de la Martinique" is surrounded by a rococo cartouche, balanced by the floral title

various other porcelain cartouches throughout, painted with Rococo style depictions of cherubs and flowers

seas. The map’s ornate cartouche, decorated in rococo fashion, adds a graceful embellishment, enhancing

Caribbean, adorned with rhumb lines, fleur-de-lys, and two decorative rococo-style cartouches. Filled with

). Decorated with a very fancy rococo-style title cartouche and rhumb lines with fleur-de-lys. Source unknown

An 18th century painted turmeau with a well carved trophee of musical instruments encircled by a garland of flowers and leaves topped with a deeply scrolled ribbon, the mirror arched...

Chinese export plate with rare Meissen style cartouche containing a landscape including a soldier

distance, within an elaborate cartouche of iron red, purple & Böttger lustre, the rim with fine gilt

rest above a paneled frieze. This frieze is centered with a nice and deeply carved Rococo-cartouche

engine turned in a silk moire effect, with two (2) cartouches with rococo revival scentes, the centeral

Pair stunning Victorian style Rococo candelabras with cherub figurines Ready to stand out as part

, including a humorous scene of a rider coming across a bather, within ornate gilt Rococo cartouche having

renowned Peter Archambo. The body has sumptuously beautiful applied ‘rococo’ cartouches and elegant cast

imaginative Rococo cartouches and flourishes. DAPW marks on the bases of both.

decorated cartouches framed in finely gilded Rococo borders and containing fanciful and colorful birds

A very elegant and finely hand carved 19th century French Provençal Louis XV mirror with a Rococo

wrapped wood back with hinged Stand. Depicting foliage and grotesques, the top centered by a Rococo

A pair of George III style carved giltwood girandole mirrors in the Rococo taste, each cartouche

centred frieze and cabriole legs with Rococo cartouche mounts terminating in sabots. The original Louis XV

Rococo-style cartouche sits over a serpentine glazed door. With two glass shelves and lined in red silk