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This item is a pair of vintage porcelain bisque cherub wall plaques. It features a three-dimensional, high-relief relief of two putti or child cherubs sitting amidst grape leaves and vine clusters.Key Characteristics & OriginsDesign Period: These styles were highly popular from the 1920s through the 1950s, drawing heavy influence from Classical, Baroque, and Rococo artwork.Materials: The central oval cameo is crafted from matte bisque porcelain, while the surrounding octagonal frame consists of a molded composite wood or resin blend finished with cream paint and antiqued gold gilt trim.Potential Makers: Similar high-relief porcelain designs from this era were produced by notable import companies such as Arnart (Japan), Kalk (Germany), or Andrew Kolb & Son. This pair has only the markings on the back. The cherubs are in great shape. The frame is in need of some work.