20th century wrought iron floor decoration

This floor decoration made of wrought iron is a fascinating example of artistic craftsmanship from the past. Two support legs provide stability and support for a rectangular frame made of pipes and rods, which forms the base of a rich decoration consisting of interwoven scrolls. These decorative details, crafted with care and skill, add elegance and sophistication to the entire piece.

The presence of embossed steel sheet elements on the top, which emphasize its beauty and design, indicates attention to detail typical of the 1950s style. The finish in scavo green not only gives the item a vintage look but also perfectly aligns with the decorative trends of that era, making this piece particularly desirable.

This well-preserved item is not only a decorative element but also a historical witness to the era when wrought iron was used to create functional works of art that combined aesthetics and practicality. It can be an ideal addition to various arrangements – from traditional to modern spaces, enriching them with a touch of history and craftsmanship.

It comes from a private collection in Milan, where it was used as an original wrought iron headboard for children. It is in good condition, with a delicate green scavo lacquer.
The ornament in the shape of curls on the headboard is also on the support legs; it is not a headboard to hang on the wall, nor does it need to be placed against a wall. It is suitable for a child's bed or a cradle set in the middle of a room.

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