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RÉUNION DE DEUX PILASTRES en chêne mouluré et sculpté composé d'un soubass

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MEETING OF TWO PILASTERS in moulded and sculpted oak consisting of a base decorated with a large shell enclosed in two horns of plenty overflowing with flowers and acanthus leaves. The central part is patterned with a fleuron in a gadrooned surround and a female mask. The upper part is decorated with a shell and interlacing foliage. The entablature is decorated with friezes of flowers. Corinthian capital. One was formerly rechampi.
H. 475| W. 61 cm
These two pilasters were most probably sculpted for the Hôtel de Toulouse, now the Banque de France in Paris
PROVENANCE
Private Belgian collection