




056M - Malachite and Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner with Winged Cherubim
This exceptional incense burner is a testament to the artistry and opulence of fine decorative arts, showcasing the harmonious blend of vibrant malachite stone and elaborately chased gilt-bronze.
The body of the incense burner is meticulously crafted from malachite stone, renowned for its swirling patterns and rich emerald hues. This striking material is further enhanced by elaborately chased and gilded bronze mounts, crafted from brass and plated with 24-karat gold. These mounts exhibit a high degree of artistry and detail, reflecting the refined craftsmanship of the period.
Three winged cherubim, rendered with remarkable detail, adorn the incense burner's body, their playful forms adding a touch of whimsy and classical inspiration. The gilt-bronze mounts also feature intricate scrolling foliage and other decorative elements, further enhancing the piece's visual richness.
The incense burner rests on an elaborate gilt-bronze base, featuring scrolling feet and intricate detailing, providing a stable and visually appealing foundation. The lid, also crafted from malachite and gilt-bronze, is surmounted by a decorative finial.
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Museum of The Wilanow Palace would like to sincerely thank the creator and owner of the Maromer Co, Eric Stepniewski, for the many years of working with us in order to return the past glory of all of the bronze Wilanow collections.
Museum of The Wilanow Palace would like to sincerely thank the creator and owner of the Maromer Co, Eric Stepniewski, for the many years of working with us in order to return the past glory of all of the bronze Wilanow collections.