Antique cornice from furniture or altarpiece, 18th century

Name: Antique cornice from furniture or altarpiece, 18th century
Brand: Antigüedades Calderón
SKU: cmoroflym02bvtey3m5ina0jn
Price: 250 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · 18th Century

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18th-century wooden cornice from a piece of furniture or an altarpiece, with gold-leaf polychromy.

It is 182 cm long, 25 cm deep and 4.5 cm thick. Minor signs of use.

Century: 18th Century
Material: Wood
Condition: Minor signs of use
Dimensions: 4.5 cm × 182 cm × 25 cm
Listed on: 4 May 2026

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Mataró, Spain

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