Carved stone fruit basket. Architectural element in grey stone depicting a woven basket overflowing with stylised fruit and cascading foliage. A carved flower further enriches the composition.

This type of decorative element was often used as a crowning feature on pillars, balusters, or pediments in classical European architecture. Characteristic of the 18th century in style, it likely originated from a religious building, a château, or a formal French garden setting.

The sculpture displays a fine relief and a dense, lively composition, with a natural grey patina and age-related wear that enhance its authenticity.

19th Century.                                                     

Dimensions :

Length : 64 cm.

Depth : 64 cm.                                                                  

Height : 44 cm.