A Superb Large French 19thC Painted Ceiling Rose Plafonnier sub-Curios surviving from the first half

surviving from the first half of the twentieth century

over the past 55 million years

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A Superb Large French 19thC Painted Ceiling Rose Plafonnier sub-Curios surviving from the first halfOrigin: French Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Diameter: 26 inches Height: 6 inches (at maximum) The large wooden French ceiling rose or plafonnier, profusely carved with garlands and wreaths with central rose head, the whole carved in one piece and with the original pale green painted surface surviving from nineteenth century France. The piece is in good overall condition and does not suffer form losses or