CONSOLAS LITÚRGICAS NEOCLÁSICAS Greece It combines the finest French

It combines the finest French cabinetmaking tradition with the expertise of the new formal language of the early 1960s

which rises elegantly to the candelabra's arms

A late 19th-century French fruit bowl

Material: brass and garnet

dates back to the 15th century

CONSOLAS LITÚRGICAS NEOCLÁSICAS Greece It combines the finest FrenchMaterial: Pine wood and brass Origin: Oise Department, France, circa 1780 Measurements: 92 cm long x 52 cm wide x 90 cm high This pair of liturgical consoles, crafted from pine wood with brass mounts, originate from the historical region of Picardy in northwestern France. The geometric precision of their brasswork reflects the geographical proximity of Flanders and England, resulting in an ornamental sequence that is both austere and refined,