A group of three early 18th century scagliola trompe l'oeil panels Regency making it suitable for prominent

making it suitable for prominent placement in either the home or office

The original polished and lacquered brass legs and sides are meticulously constructed

The skilful combination of hand-finished tole and rich bronze base reflects a revivalist trend popular in fine English homes during the late Victorian period

Its compact yet sculptural form makes it equally suitable for display

A group of three early 18th century scagliola trompe l'oeil panels Regency making it suitable for prominentA Group of Three Early 18th Century Scagliola Trompe lOeil Panels Decorative Plaques This rare group presents three early 18th century scagliola trompe loeil decorative plaques, crafted in Rome during the flourishing Grand Tour period. Exuding Baroque artistry and sophistication, these panels embody the Italian taste for illusionistic decoration and were much prized by discerning collectors and travellers. Origin: Rome, Italy; signed by Amedeo Sayter