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      Pair of Corinthian capitals carved from stone. Early 17th Century.
      Pair of Corinthian capitals carved from stone. Early 17th Century.
      Pair of Corinthian capitals carved from stone. Early 17th Century.
      Pair of Corinthian capitals carved from stone. Early 17th Century.

      Pair of Corinthian capitals carved from stone. Early 17th Century.

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      Pair of Corinthian capitals carved from stone, richly decorated with volutes, acanthus leaves and stylised floral motifs.

      Each face displays fine relief work, showcasing the high level of craftsmanship typical of the late classical period.

      Their aged patina and a few historical chips contribute to their authentic charm.

      Originally intended to top engaged columns in religious buildings, these architectural elements could also serve as ornamental bases in noble interiors.

      Early 17th Century.

      Dimensions:

      Length : 47 cm

      Width : 49 cm

      Height : 36 cm

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      Pair of Corinthian capitals carved from stone. Early 17th Century.

      Pair of Corinthian capitals carved from stone. Early 17th Century.