Antique Carved Wood Cherub Angels Pair • Architectural Salvage • European 1800s

Antique Carved Wood Cherub Angel Pair – European Architectural Salvage (Late 1800s–Early 1900s) This beautiful pair of hand-carved wooden cherub / putti heads came from an antique European architectural salvage collection. Crafted from solid wood with gesso and aged paint, these angelic faces were originally part of a church or chapel interior—likely mounted on an altar surround, choir loft, or decorative frieze during the late 19th to early 20th century. The carving details, tool marks, back oxidation, and original hanging hardware all point to authentic age. Each cherub features delicately carved wings with layered feather detail, soft facial features, and the warm patina expected from over a century of use. These pieces display beautifully as wall art, sacred décor, or as part of a curated antique vignette. • Type: Carved wood cherub / putto wall plaques (pair) • Origin: Continental Europe ( • Era: Late 1800s – Early 1900s • Material: Carved wood with gesso and aged paint • Use: Architectural salvage from a church or religious structure Measurements (Each Cherub) • Height: Approx. 5 inches • Width: Approx. 6 inches • Depth: Approx. 1.5 inches (Hand-carved—dimensions vary slightly.) Condition Beautiful antique condition with expected wear consistent with age, including paint loss, patina, surface marks, and old hanging hardware. Stable overall and ready to display. These imperfections are typical for true architectural salvage and add to the charm and authenticity.