Relief carved architectural panel in walnut

Relief carved architectural panel in walnut. From Olde Blind Dog Irish Pub, Atlanta, GA, 20th century. 52"h x 28"w

Pair of 19th century relief carved architectural panels, executed in walnut, the first depicting a trio of putti during a grape harvest, the central putti astride a goat, the second depicting four put

Pair of 19th century relief carved architectural panels, executed in walnut, each centering a cartouche of ribbon-tied fruit clusters against a stippled ground, 15"h x 18"w x 1"d.

Art Nouveau walnut architectural panel, early 20th century, having three arched sections relief carved with foliates and intertwined tendrils, 45"h x 59.5"w x 2.5"d.

Pair of French 19th century walnut architectural panels, of elongated rectangular form, having a relief carved bow issuing floral swags, above a molded panel, terminating in a carved rocaille, 62.5"h

19th century Renaissance Revival carved walnut architectural panel, of rectangular form, depicting high relief foliate scrollwork in a gadrooned border, 49.5"h x 12.75"w x 1"d.

19th century Art Nouveau walnut architectural panel, of elongated rectangular form, having a central relief of poppies and fuschia, flanked by carved banners and terminating in tri-partite leaves, 69.

French carved walnut architectural element, 19th century, having a relief carved frieze depicting rocaille and scrollwork surmounting an arched door with inset glass above a similarly carved panel, 10

French carved walnut architectural element, 19th century, having a relief carved frieze depicting rocaille and garlands surmounting a pair of glazed doors, 112.5"h x 50"w x 4"d.

18th century, walnut and pine, other mixed woods, one piece form, applied stepped cornice with dentil molding and relief carved frieze, two upper cabinet hinged doors with applied panels, with repeati

A Pair of Louis XV Style Antique Carved Walnut Tall Architectural Doors19th century, each door with shaped panels and relief carving to both sides featuring foliage, birds, musical instruments and cro

Antique Indian Relief Carved Architectural Panel. Size: 83" x 47" (211 x 119 cm).

Group of six 19th century Continental relief carved architectural panels, executed in oak, each depicting a mason at his labors, each 15.5"h x 12.25"w x 1"d.

Six early 20th century Continental relief carved architectural panels in the Medieval taste, executed in oak, each depicting a blacksmith in daily pursuits, each 18"h x 12"w x 1"d

Two 19th century Continental relief carved architectural panels, the first centering a grotesque mask flanked by acanthus scrolls and grapes, 5"h x 36.5"w x 2"d, the second depicting a Rococo style en

Pair of relief carved architectural panels, of rectangular form, depicting a central shield surrounded by scrolling acanthus, 13.5"h x 11"w.

Relief carved oak architectural panel, 19th century, having a cabachon framed by scrollwork, 36"h x 52"w x 2.5"d.

French relief carved architectural wall panel, scene of hunting dogs in pursuit of deer, possibly formerly a door panel, approx 18.25"h, 26.75"w, 12lbs Start Price: $150.00

ASIAN: Antique circular carved and gilded battle scene, Chinese, 20th C., reticulated and carved in high relief, round carved architectural panel featuring military figures including three on horsebac

A French Relief-Carved Walnut Panel Depicting Louis VI of France 18th/19th Century Height 21 3/4 x width 11 3/4 inches.

Late 19th century French Renaissance relief carved walnut panel with cherub and mythological griffins. Late 19th century. 91"h x 19 1/4"w

English high relief carved walnut panel, 19th century, having the English/Scottish proverb "East West Hame's Best,' above a scene of wolves, one wearing a hooded coat chasing chickens toward a fence,

Relief carved walnut panel having a central portrait image of a woman, very good condition - 17 1/2" x 13 3/4".

Description: A large continental Renaissance Revival fiugral carved walnut panel depitcing a guardsman in high relief.Type: Wood carving Materials: WalnutMarkings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Early