Two Sicilian Cart Architectural Elements,Tullio Uccide Draco & Lupo Uccide Un Draco

19th century, the first polychrome painted carved wood plaque depicting a scene from The Divine Comedy in which Tullio slays Draco, and the other a grisaille painted carved wood plaque depicting a knight slaying a dragon, with polychrome figural mask ends; neither marked.
The larger 7 1/2 x 30 in.
From the Collection of Professor Roberto Severino, Washington, D.C.
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The first cut at the ends, the second with glue repairs at the end, both with some age cracking and allover wear to surface, minor losses to decoration.