A remarkable antique stone mold found in France, bearing an arrangement of sculpted flowers and leaves softened by age.
Its deeply weathered surface, earthen coloration, and partially eroded botanical forms give it the feeling of an unearthed garden artifact. Every chip, worn edge, and fragment of remaining detail speaks to its history and makes it entirely singular.
Beautiful displayed flat on a table, rested securely upon a shelf or easel, or layered into a collection of antique fragments and natural objects. This is a one-of-a-kind piece selected for its sculptural presence, botanical subject, and extraordinary patina.
ORIGIN
France
MATERIAL
Stone
DIMENSIONS
11 × 5 inches
CONDITION
This is an authentic antique object and shows considerable wear consistent with its age and former use, including chips, losses, cracks, uneven edges, discoloration, surface deposits, and areas of erosion. These characteristics are not considered flaws; they are an integral part of the piece’s history, beauty, and character. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
One of a kind. Ready to hang.
A remarkable antique stone mold found in France, bearing an arrangement of sculpted flowers and leaves softened by age.
Its deeply weathered surface, earthen coloration, and partially eroded botanical forms give it the feeling of an unearthed garden artifact. Every chip, worn edge, and fragment of remaining detail speaks to its history and makes it entirely singular.
Beautiful displayed flat on a table, rested securely upon a shelf or easel, or layered into a collection of antique fragments and natural objects. This is a one-of-a-kind piece selected for its sculptural presence, botanical subject, and extraordinary patina.
ORIGIN
France
MATERIAL
Stone
DIMENSIONS
11 × 5 inches
CONDITION
This is an authentic antique object and shows considerable wear consistent with its age and former use, including chips, losses, cracks, uneven edges, discoloration, surface deposits, and areas of erosion. These characteristics are not considered flaws; they are an integral part of the piece’s history, beauty, and character. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
One of a kind. Ready to hang.
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