Important eclectic wooden and gilded stucco frame - 19th century

Dimensions: 81 x 103 cmMaterials: finely worked wood and stucco with gildingElegant rectangular frame with an oval opening, made of gilded wood and stucco. The work is distinguished by a rich plastic decoration that alternates architectural elements with naturalistic motifs of great scenic impact.The structure features elaborate relief ornamentation characterized by shells (scallops) placed at the centers of the sides and corners, integrated into a dynamic play of leafy volutes and racemes. Of particular artistic value are the four cherubs depicting female faces inserted in the corners of the inner rebate, which give the object a noble and refined character.The style reflects the Eclectic taste typical of the 19th century, with strong references to the decorative repertoire of the Baroque and French Rococo (Louis XV style), evident in the symmetry of the forms and the depth of the carving.The object is of European manufacture, probably Italian or French, dating from the second half of the 19th century.The external dimensions are 81x103 cm.The state of conservation is good, with the gilding exhibiting a pleasant antique patina that enhances its volumes and decorative details.