Antique Neoclassical Wallpaper Panels Attributed to Zuber, Pair

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Pair of early 19th-century French Neoclassical wallpaper panels, block-printed and newly framed—rich in classical detail with urns, griffins, and faux-marble … Read more Pair of early 19th-century French Neoclassical wallpaper panels, block-printed and newly framed—rich in classical detail with urns, griffins, and faux-marble surrounds
A striking pair of early 19th-century French wallpaper panels, richly detailed in the Neoclassical taste and now handsomely framed for display. Each panel features an ornate medallion with a classical urn overflowing with fruit and flowers, supported by mythological griffin figures. The background is rendered in a faux-marble grisaille with acanthus scrolls and vinework, all bordered by egg-and-dart and anthemion motifs.
Originally block-printed in France—likely by a prestigious maker such as Zuber or Dufour—these panels imitate architectural ornament in a painterly, trompe-l’oeil style. Now framed under glass, they serve as sophisticated decorative pieces for collectors, designers, and lovers of classical interiors.
Perfect for flanking a mirror, doorway, or mantel—these panels bring historic elegance and architectural presence to any room.
Frame Size: H: 22 ½ In. Width: 14 1/8 In. Depth 1 1/8 In.
France Circa 1800-1830 See less