This frame is hand carved from linden wood and finished with 22 karat gold leaf. The frame was carved with intricate designs of grapes and vine leaves.
Height 40 cm
Width 35 cm
Carlo Puccini began by working in the historic Bartolozzi and Maioli workshop, one of Florence’s most prestigious antique ateliers. He took part in the important restoration of wooden works for the Abbey of Montecassino and the secular choirs. After mastering the art of making frames, in 1989 he opened his own workshop in Florence. The concept of carving is to create objects that, apart from being very beautiful, must have a practical purpose. This is why the workshops of Florence dedicate themselves to the production of furnishing accessories and frames. The workshop of Carlo also delivers works of cabinet making, carving and gilding, as well as special furnishings and ornamental objects. It excels in the creation of decorated and golden frames.
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This frame is hand carved from linden wood and finished with 22 karat gold leaf. The frame was carved with intricate designs of grapes and vine leaves.
Height 40 cm
Width 35 cm
Photo: Pietro Lucerni©Michelangelo Foundation
These frames are hand carved from linden wood and finished with gold leaf detailing. The wooden frames were hand carved with classical motifs, as well as designs inspired by plants.
Height 100 cm
Width 120 cm
Photo: Pietro Lucerni©Michelangelo Foundation
Carlo Puccini carved this ram’s head from a single piece of pine wood. The ram's head was shaped using traditional wood carving techniques.
Length 35 cm
Width 15 cm
Height 15 cm
Photo: ©Carlo Puccini
This decorative piece, a musical allegory portrayed through a violin, music sheets and floral designs, was hand carved by Carlo Puccini from linden wood. The piece was finished with 22 karat gold and sterling silver leaf finishing.
Length 60 cm
Width 8 cm
Height 60 cm