Tray with Flowers Roses and Peonies, Napoleon Iii, S. Xix France

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Tray “flowers: roses and peonies”, napoleon iii, s. Xix – france
extraordinary tray with a floral field, made of polychrome … more Tray “flowers: roses and peonies”, napoleon iii, s. Xix – france
extraordinary tray with a floral field, made of polychrome metal in the napoleon iii style. Typical design of the second half of the 19th century in france, characterized by its elegance and detailed ornament. Rectangular, made of metal, with a deep black painted background and a large bouquet of flowers that appears to have peonies or roses, represented in a range of pinks, reds and ochres, detailed with soft shading that gives them a three-dimensional appearance. The outline of the floral composition is decorated with twigs and small buds that create a feeling of movement and symmetry. The circular arrangement of flowers around the center is also a common resource at this time, emphasizing the romantic aesthetics of the napoleon iii period.
this type of piece reflected not only functionality but also the appreciation for the beauty and detailed ornamentation of everyday objects, characteristic of the opulence and refined taste of french society in the mid-19th century.

material: metal
style: napoleon iii
period: 19th century
country of origin: france
good condition according to its age and use
dimensions: 90 x 50 x 4 cm.
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