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Weighs before packing approximately 270 Lbs Height 14.5 Inches / Width 25 1/4 inches / Depth 7.5 inches Hand Carved Stone Fountain Head Spout backsplash Rustic wall
Mount Seashell CA . A beautiful 18th Century Sculpture Hand Carved fountain head of
the French Regence Period . It could be
installed with a simple water spout or as is . you can pair it with a stone
trough basin to create a charming garden water fountain feature we have many
available options of containers .
very nice patina proportions and sculpting that changes over
the seasons. Installed will be the focal point of your landscape design . It is
like a piece of art that you could mount on the wall or simply as a versatile
architectural element . in a contemporary design landscape , traditional provincial , Italian , Spanish Mediterranean french etc . Antique dealer California Beverly Hills
/ Los Angeles / West Hollywood La Cienega Blvd. Melrose Ave . Decorative object
that could be used for an outdoor Garden or indoor setting. In a winery or a farmhouse , it will add a
touch of magic and charm.
A Statement piece at the front of your home in a bathroom or
powder room as bathroom fixture on top of a vanity , set in a niche of
hedges or simply mount against a garden
wall to add a touch of elegance and history Architectural decorative garden
elements landscape designers decorators house warming gift idea. Losses cracks
over decades of use and seasons, but overall good condition.
In the arts, the style of the Régence is marked by early
Rococo that developed first in the decorative arts and interior design. Louis
XIV’s succession brought a change in the court artists and general artistic
fashion. By the end of the old king’s reign, rich Baroque designs were giving
way to lighter elements with more curves and natural patterns. These elements
are obvious in the architectural designs of Nicolas Pineau. During the Régence,
court life moved away from Versailles and this artistic change became well
established, first in the royal palace and then throughout French high society.
The delicacy and playfulness of Rococo designs is often seen as perfectly in
tune with the excesses of Louis XV.
