Pair of Early 20th Century French Barbotine Wall Brackets with Stag Motifs

$1,800

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This striking pair of antique wall-mounted corbels was crafted in France circa 1920 in richly glazed barbotine ceramic. Each bracket features a sculptural red deer head with elaborate antlers forming a naturalistic openwork design that supports a roughly contoured top shelf. The modeled texture and high-gloss glaze emulate polished wood, while the detailed antlers and fur lend depth and realism, echoing themes of the Black Forest style with a distinctly French interpretation. Measuring approximately 7.25 inches wide by 9.25 inches deep and 12 inches high, these early 20th-century wall consoles serve as both decorative art and functional supports. A stamped mark is faintly visible on one reverse, possibly identifying the maker or workshop. Excellent condition with minor variations in glaze tone between the pair, typical of hand-applied finishes. Ideal for a rustic lodge, hunting room, or as an eclectic accent in a traditional interior. A rare and character-rich pair of antique ceramic wall supports.

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