Pair of 16th Century French Carved Oak Panels

A handsome pair of antique handcarved oak romayne-type wall hanging panels dating back to circa 1550. More than 475 years old, these romayne-type panels are originals of the period, offering a glimpse into the styles of 16th century England...

A pair of handcarved mid 16th century renaissance style oak wall panels depicting portraits of noble people. Each are of an expert quality after more than 450 years and well-carved ...

A charming set of two late 17th/early 18th century medieval style French carved oak panels depicting two profile portraits in a Romayne-type design. Each profile portrait depicts a ...

A beautiful pair of 17th century carved oak decorative wall panels with matching scrolling thistle and flower decoration. Each fitted with a wall hook ready for hanging, these antiqu...

Sublime pair of carved oak panels, featuring two distinct representations of one of the first apostles of Christ, Saint Jacques le Majeur. The first panel reveals a pilgrim apostle, under an enormous sculpted scallop shell, like a halo, a majestic, bearded old man, dressed in a long coat and a cape adorned with scallop shells (the most recurrent attribute since the 12th century, which represents the accomplishment of the pilgrimage and rewards the arrival at Compostela), gaze filled with faith, turned to the right, holding in his right hand his hat with raised brim and in his left hand his staff of pilgrim. Under these feet, we have the sun struck...

Set of two 16th century oak panels, one representing a character accompanied by a dog, the other a character in flames, probably saints. These ...

Pair of decorative Renaissance oak wooden reliefs depicting two man with curly hair and a moustache. The reliefs were probably part of a piece of furniture or architectural element. ...

Pair of Early 19th Century Carved Oak Figural Panels, circa 1820–1830 Material: Country oak A distinctive pair of early 19th-century hand-carved country oak panels, dating from cir...