Antique Art Nouveau Bisque Porcelain Hanging Plaques with Musical Cherubs, Continental, Late 19th/Early 20th Century
Pair of Continental Art Nouveau Bisque Porcelain Hanging Plaques with Musical Cherubs
Late 19th / Early 20th Century | Likely Austrian or German | 17 × 15 cm each
A delightful pair of Continental Art Nouveau style bisque porcelain hanging plaques, each beautifully modelled with charming cherubs in high relief within richly ornamented Rococo-inspired frames. Executed in soft pastel tones with delicate gilt highlights, these highly decorative plaques embody the romantic elegance of late nineteenth and early twentieth-century Continental porcelain.
One plaque depicts a winged cherub playing a flute while standing gracefully amongst flowering branches, accompanied by another cherub holding a basket overflowing with delicately modelled blossoms. The companion plaque features a complementary scene of cherubs amongst floral garlands and decorative foliage, creating a harmonious and visually striking pair.
Each plaque is lavishly embellished with applied blossoms, scrolling foliage, raised beaded ornamentation and finely executed gilt detailing. The relief modelling displays exceptional craftsmanship, with expressive facial features, softly modelled forms and carefully hand-painted decoration throughout.
Likely produced in Continental Europe, possibly Austria or Germany, during the late nineteenth or early twentieth century, these plaques are fine examples of decorative Art Nouveau porcelain, combining elegance with the playful charm of classical putti.
Condition
Very good antique condition with light age-related wear consistent with their age and careful display. Please study the accompanying photographs carefully as they form an important part of the description.
Dimensions
- Each plaque: 17 × 15 cm
Shipping
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