Three carved and gilded wooden frames for hymn sheets – 19th century

An elegant set of three frames for altar glories, consisting of a larger central frame and two side frames, crafted from finely carved wood and gilded with pure gold, dating from the mid-19th century. The frames feature rich decoration with plant motifs, volutes, and acanthus leaves, culminating at the top in a refined pediment carved with a central shell. Particularly harmonious in their proportions, they retain a beautiful gilding that enhances the depth and quality of the carvings. An interesting set of 19th-century sacred art, suitable both for its original setting and as a refined decorative element. Period: mid-19th century, circa 1850. Material: carved wood gilded with pure gold. Overall dimensions, including the pediments: - Central frame: height 39 cm, width 46 cm. - Two side frames: height 33 cm, width 28 cm each.