17th-Century French Architectural Fragment – Cherubic Relief

Salvaged from the demolition of a 17th-century French church in the early 1900s, this architectural fragment once graced a grand frieze. Carved in plaster, it features a serene cherubic face framed by a starburst motif, a design echoing the artistry of Baroque ecclesiastical interiors. Part of a distinguished estate collection, the piece has been carefully stabilized and its edges rounded for wall display. At nearly 400 years old, its weathered surface and time-softened contours are a testament to centuries of history. Unsigned, perfectly imperfect, and ready to bring a touch of French heritage to your home. Era: Antique; 17th centuryCondition: Very Good; see photosCountry of Origin: FranceMaterials: plasterDimensions: 3.75" L × 2" W × 4.25" HColor/Finish: gray/white All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with light to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above. Please see all photos, and reach out to us with any questions. SHIPPING + RETURNS F