Antique 19th-Century Neoclassical Plaster Mold – Botanical Motif
Antique 19th-Century Neoclassical Plaster Mold – Botanical Motif (Grass Blade or Stalk)
Dimensions: 21” H × 13.5” W × 2.75” D
This rare 19th-century neoclassical mold features a stylized botanical motif, possibly representing a blade of grass or plant stalk. The heavy form is constructed from substantial, patinated wooden sections, with a metal plate inset on the front surface—suggesting it may have been used in the production of either dimensional sculpture or bas-relief architectural ornamentation.
A stenciled inventory number remains visible on the upper edge, pointing to its likely use in an institutional or workshop setting.
Offered individually; however, a complementary mold is also available, and the two may be displayed as a pair. Exhibits surface wear consistent with age.
Antique 19th-Century Neoclassical Plaster Mold – Botanical Motif (Grass Blade or Stalk)
Dimensions: 21” H × 13.5” W × 2.75” D
This rare 19th-century neoclassical mold features a stylized botanical motif, possibly representing a blade of grass or plant stalk. The heavy form is constructed from substantial, patinated wooden sections, with a metal plate inset on the front surface—suggesting it may have been used in the production of either dimensional sculpture or bas-relief architectural ornamentation.
A stenciled inventory number remains visible on the upper edge, pointing to its likely use in an institutional or workshop setting.
Offered individually; however, a complementary mold is also available, and the two may be displayed as a pair. Exhibits surface wear consistent with age.
Antique 19th-Century Neoclassical Plaster Mold – Botanical Motif (Grass Blade or Stalk)
Dimensions: 21” H × 13.5” W × 2.75” D
This rare 19th-century neoclassical mold features a stylized botanical motif, possibly representing a blade of grass or plant stalk. The heavy form is constructed from substantial, patinated wooden sections, with a metal plate inset on the front surface—suggesting it may have been used in the production of either dimensional sculpture or bas-relief architectural ornamentation.
A stenciled inventory number remains visible on the upper edge, pointing to its likely use in an institutional or workshop setting.
Offered individually; however, a complementary mold is also available, and the two may be displayed as a pair. Exhibits surface wear consistent with age.
