Cherub Putti

Elegantly regal, with superb attention to detail, beautifully aged patina, producing a soft, warm ambiance Born at the turn of the late 19th / early 20th century, having a swirl y...

Above, an elegant frieze of ten coats of arms represents various regions and cities connected to the river, each held by putti (cherubs), underscoring the importance and unity of the...

Born in Paris, France in the third quarter of the 19th century, exceptionally executed in luxurious 18th century Louis XV Rocaille taste, the curvacious sculptural case features elab...

A later gilt brass stoop catches the water, the nicely styled, demilune shaped wall mounted antique, circa 19th century, features a sink basin with hand rolled rim, the well having o...

**Cartouches**: - The map is embellished with two cartouches: - The title cartouche features putti (cherubic figures) and coats of arms, adding decorative elements to the map

This chair is exquisitely carved throughout~~large figures support the chair with carved putti or cherub figures on arms~~"X" stretcher with up finial and beautifully upholstered flo...

Born in Paris, France, in the mid-19th century, gilt ormolu and patinated verdigris-like bronze, styled in luxurious 18th century Louis XV taste, surmounted by allegorical female fig...

The original partially inset marble top with dramatic veining sits above a flat sided break-fronted front and back adorned with fine bas-relief bronze plaques cast adorned with putti...

Just visible in the basket amidst the blooms is the head and wings of a 'putti', cherub or 'amorini' symbolising cupid and that our beauty is in love.

This is flanked by two sculptural figures, possibly cherubs or putti, which are common decorative elements in religious Baroque art, symbolizing innocence and spirituality.

Adding to its charm, the map is adorned with elaborate decorative cartouches featuring putti (cherubs) and a coat of arms, hallmark elements of Nicolaas Visscher II’s cartographic ar...