"Plate Boxwood Bas-relief Carved Dead Rider Horse Dog Trumpet Eighteenth"
Boxwood plaque carved in bas-relief representing a rider lying inanimate (or dead) on the ground, his trumpet at his side, his horse above him and a dog at their side; in the left part, an inscription engraved on a stele, in a finely chiseled silvered bronze frame with cherubs, dolphins and stylized flowers, from the late 18th-early 19th century. This plate is in good general condition as well as its frame. The inscription on the stele is not legible. A note: slight desilvering on the frame in places, small slit in the plate at the bottom right (at the level of the trumpet), scratches and wear of time, see photos. Dimensions Frame 11 cm x 7 cm Panel 8.5 cm x 3.9 cm Reference: 800 188 All the photos are on: www.antiques-delaval.com 
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