This elegant antique curtain tieback features a beautifully sculpted winged cherub (putto) grasping a gracefully curved drapery hook, combining classical European artistry with functional design. The finely cast cherub is depicted in flight, holding a bow in one hand while arching over the decorative hook, evoking the timeless symbolism of Cupid and Renaissance-inspired ornamentation.
Crafted from cast metal with a silver-toned finish, the piece exhibits a pleasing aged patina and areas of natural wear that enhance its antique character. The substantial curved hook was designed to secure heavy draperies, while the rear mounting plate and original hardware reflect its architectural purpose. Whether used as intended or displayed as decorative wall art, this piece serves as a striking example of late 19th- to early 20th-century decorative hardware.
Measuring 5 inches tall, 3½ inches wide, and weighing 5.74 ounces, this cherub tieback is an eye-catching accent for traditional interiors, historic restorations, or collections of architectural antiques. The combination of sculptural detail and practical craftsmanship makes it equally appealing to collectors and designers alike.
Dimensions: 5 inches H × 3½ inches W
Weight: 5.74 ounces
Estimated Age: Late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1890–1925)
Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear, including scattered finish loss, oxidation, surface scratches, and patina consistent with long-term use. The original mounting hardware remains attached, and the cherub figure retains crisp sculptural details with excellent overall presentation.
Disclaimer: This description has been prepared using visual examination and historical research to the best of our ability. Attribution, dating, materials, and origin represent informed opinions and have not been authenticated or certified by a professional appraiser or recognized authority in decorative arts or architectural antiques.
This elegant antique curtain tieback features a beautifully sculpted winged cherub (putto) grasping a gracefully curved drapery hook, combining classical European artistry with functional design. The finely cast cherub is depicted in flight, holding a bow in one hand while arching over the decorative hook, evoking the timeless symbolism of Cupid and Renaissance-inspired ornamentation.
Crafted from cast metal with a silver-toned finish, the piece exhibits a pleasing aged patina and areas of natural wear that enhance its antique character. The substantial curved hook was designed to secure heavy draperies, while the rear mounting plate and original hardware reflect its architectural purpose. Whether used as intended or displayed as decorative wall art, this piece serves as a striking example of late 19th- to early 20th-century decorative hardware.
Measuring 5 inches tall, 3½ inches wide, and weighing 5.74 ounces, this cherub tieback is an eye-catching accent for traditional interiors, historic restorations, or collections of architectural antiques. The combination of sculptural detail and practical craftsmanship makes it equally appealing to collectors and designers alike.
Dimensions: 5 inches H × 3½ inches W
Weight: 5.74 ounces
Estimated Age: Late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1890–1925)
Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear, including scattered finish loss, oxidation, surface scratches, and patina consistent with long-term use. The original mounting hardware remains attached, and the cherub figure retains crisp sculptural details with excellent overall presentation.
Disclaimer: This description has been prepared using visual examination and historical research to the best of our ability. Attribution, dating, materials, and origin represent informed opinions and have not been authenticated or certified by a professional appraiser or recognized authority in decorative arts or architectural antiques.
