Early 18th-Century Italian Baroque Polychrome Cherub Plaque Sculptures This exquisite pair of hand-carved Italian Baroque cherub wall plaques from the early 18th century showcases the era's artistry and attention to detail. Each plaque depicts a cherubic angel head with delicately painted features: soft, rounded cheeks with a gentle rose tint, red lips, and expressive, lifelike eyes framed by beautifully curled hair. The cherub heads are adorned with scrolled wings, adding a sense of divine grace and elegance to these works. Crafted entirely from solid wood, the polychrome finish enhances the depth and texture of the sculptures. Each cherub has a unique expression, making this pair distinctively charming. Despite minor imperfections, including some paint loss, light chipping, and the natural wear typical of its age, this pair is in good condition and retains its historical authenticity. Measuring approximately 8 inches in height, 7¼ inches in width, and 3 inches in depth, these cherub plaques make a captivating and rare find, ideal for collectors or those seeking a piece of Baroque elegance.