Cartouche Rococo

The bright blue ground interspersed with gilt-edged reticulation and with three rococo-formed cartouches edged in scrolls, molded flowers and acanthus leaves containing handpainted s...

The mirror plate is within a carved and moulded asymmetrical cartouche frame in the Rococo manner of Thomas Chippendale.

The field is dominated by a soft, luminous ivory field, providing a perfect canvas for the intricate Rococo-inspired cartouches and scrolling acanthus leaves.

In the upper right, a finely engraved rococo cartouche provides the title, adorned with stylized foliage, reflecting the artistic sophistication characteristic of mid-18th-century Fr...

The lower section centers on Hispaniola and Porto Rico (Puerto Rico), with mountain ranges, settlements, rivers, and coastal features rendered with elegant precision. Decorative roco...

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

Around the apron one finds intricate, geometric bone inlay complemented by an ornate rococo cartouche on the drawer front. Fantastic Louis XVI style legs with turned and fluted desig...

A beautifully articulated central medallion anchors the composition, framed by elaborate rococo scrolls and cartouches that define the French style.

The corners are anchored by elaborate Rococo-inspired cartouches executed in pale gold and beige, providing structural balance and depth to the overall composition.

Sourced from France and designed in a classic, heavy-set barrel form, this historic vessel features the hand-painted inscription ‘Tabac’ set within an ornate, scrolling rococo cartou...

For a more formal presentation, a gilt frame with a subtle inner fillet would echo the elegance of the rococo cartouche. Technique: Engraving with hand-coloring Maker: Jean-Baptiste...

At the center of the map is an ornate rococo cartouche framed with tropical foliage, identifying the work as the second sheet of Bellin’s larger treatment of the Philippine Islands.

Surrounding this central tableau is an elaborate Rococo-style cartouche, filled with ornate scrollwork, florals, and foliate motifs in vibrant hues of cerulean blue, ruby red, golden...

A gold-toned frame with a soft off-white mat would enhance the rococo cartouche and lend a more formal presentation.

These detailed inserts transform the map from a general regional chart into a sophisticated biblical and historical document. The decorative rococo title cartouche positioned near t...

The map details numerous place names, parishes, rivers, bays, mountains, and anchorages. A decorative rococo title cartouche graces the upper right corner, complemented by a scale ba...

Decoratively, the map features a finely engraved rococo cartouche in the upper right corner containing the French title and publication information.

The map is further embellished with a brilliantly hand-colored rococo cartouche, decorated with martial and ornamental motifs including a plumed helmet, quiver of arrows, and elabora...

The pierced and scalloped rim adds movement and lightness to the sculptural design, while the Rococo-style cartouches and shell details emphasize its Louis XV inspiration.

This basket exemplifies his signature French influence, with its exquisite pierced apron featuring foliate scrolls, Ceres masks and Rococo cartouches. The beautifully engraved coat o...

A distinctive egg and dart line pattern on the outer border combined with floral and rococo cartouches at top and bottom is extremely characteristic of Aubusson tapestries made betwe...

The jambs are decorated with Rococo cartouches that curve out and separate from the legs in a very original way.

The layout is meticulously symmetrical—each floral motif carefully placed between soft rose-and-ivory cartouches framed with curling Rococo scrolls and ribbons in sky and cobalt blue.

The lid centers on a large, intricate gilt monogram (possibly "MW" or "MA") framed by a vibrant Rococo cartouche of blue and yellow scrolling foliage.

The front of the main body displays a Rococo cartouche engraved with script initials and an arched handle, decorated with a floral spray.

A superb pair of large French faience vases, decorated in the Moustiers style, of compana form with bearded satyr heads, both sides of each vase painted with mythological scenes, on...

The side is also engraved with a Rococo style scroll cartouche containing a contemporary stag Crest with the initials MB below.

19th Century tin-glazed terracotta faience stove, in three stacked sections with domed wooden cap, featuring raised foliate scrollwork, floral garlands, and Rococo-inspired cartouche...

The base with a freely painted floral bouquet within a rococo cartouche. The arcuated top with a landscape.

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

The map’s aesthetic restraint emphasizes accuracy and readability rather than decorative excess. An elaborate rococo title cartouche provides a refined visual focal point, while the ...

The cinquefoil tray having a tall central handle with a leaf and figurative grip above a frame with a rococo armorial cartouche. It is raised on four leaf capped scroll legs with sh...

On the wide hoop, can be found Rococo cartouches. Under which are profiled medallion-like framing Provenance: Princess Shwikar (King Farouk) (F-Ts-1).

Title and publisher's imprint in large rococo cartouche top left. In the North Sea a compass rose and bottom right the scale sticks in a Rococo frame.

Carved detailing includes a lovely stylized acanthus shell cartouche, floral and other rococo elements. Buffet has three original curved interior upper shelves and one lower shelf.

Considered the best general outline of Japan of the 18th century, the map includes Provincial borders, many place names and topographical details, and a lovely Rococo-style title car...

The façade is richly ornamented with hand-carved floral motifs, rococo-style cartouches, and scrolled moldings, typical of the Liège school’s distinctive craftsmanship.

Each drawer is adorned with a subtly incised cartouche, framing the Rococo style hardware. A set of double doors opens to reveal two inner shelves, offering a convenient storage area.

One of the most captivating elements of this map is the ornate title cartouche located at the bottom left. The cartouche, framed with intricate rococo ornamentation and crowned by a ...

The softly structured border, anchored by exquisite baroque corner cartouches, flourishes with signature Rococo vines, feminine rosettes, and floral bouquets—motifs that suggest both...

The map is ornamented with a rococo-style cartouche in the upper left, beautifully hand-colored and embellished with floral and foliate motifs.

The front displays a vacant scroll and Rococo shell cartouche. The rim is everted and is also beautifully chased with foliate scrolls and shell details.

The hand-coloring remains vibrant, emphasizing key geographic details, and a richly decorated rococo cartouche adorns the upper right, indicating the map's origins.

Rich ornamentation of chiseled and gilt bronzes: the Rococo frontal cartouche, mounts with oak leaf windings, foliated handles and clogs, rosettes on the sides.

An large inset "Plan du Cul de Sac Royal de la Martinique" is surrounded by a rococo cartouche, balanced by the floral title cartouche in the opposite corner.

This matches the various other porcelain cartouches throughout, painted with Rococo style depictions of cherubs and flowers within gilt and blue borders.

The body is heavily embossed with swirling rococo cartouches and floral garlands, radiating drama and movement throughout its surface.

A large compass rose dominates the center of the composition, elegantly radiating directional lines across the seas. The map’s ornate cartouche, decorated in rococo fashion, adds a g...

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