A striking example of early 20th-century metalwork, this antique Edwardian table frame features a magnificent crossover design blending classical Neo-Rococo symmetry with the fluid energy of the Art Nouveau movement. Cast in heavy iron with a rich, beautifully patinated dark finish, it makes an exquisite standalone sculptural statement or a highly detailed focal point on a mantle. Can be used as a mirror or picture frame.
The intricately pierced frame displays two classical female maidens symbolising the harvest bounty, flanked by sweeping floral scrollwork and supported by a dramatic base of stylised, winged griffins.
The reverse side is deeply cast with the official British design registry mark Rd No 527990, dating its original production files to 1908.
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Era: Edwardian / Art Nouveau crossover, circa 1908
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Origin: United Kingdom
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Material: Heavy patinated cast iron
- Condition: Offered strictly as-is with a time-honoured finish and authentic age wear. It retains its full structural character flawlessly. Please note it does not include glass or a backing, making it perfect to display as open structural art or to fit with a custom mirror insert.
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Measurements: 32cm High x 23.5cm wide x 10cm Deep
