A pair of antiqued copper architectural elements acquired in England, each formed as an acanthus leaf — most likely decorative pieces from a Corinthian capital. Large, impressive, and distinctively different, they make a striking statement displayed as they are on an interior wall or in the garden. The pair would also make interesting lamps or wall sconces.
Provenance
English, c. 1920. Salvaged architectural copper, acquired in England.
Details & Dimensions
Origin: England
Date: c. 1920
Material: Antiqued copper
Height: 13½"
Width: 10"
Depth: 3"
Quantity: Pair (2 elements)
Item ID: 122314
Condition
Consistent with age and salvaged origin. Patina and wear add to the character of these pieces.
