Twee delen van een eikenhouten balustrade uit een voormalig hotel in Antwerpen, België, ontworpen door Dominique de Waghemakere before 1887

This artwork depicts two sections of an oak balustrade from a former hotel in Antwerp, Belgium designed by Dominique de Waghemakere. The intricate carvings, reminiscent of Gothic architecture, feature a delicate pattern of leaves and floral motifs. These sections are a testament to the craftsmanship of the period and offer a glimpse into the architectural details of a bygone era. The artwork is attributed to an anonymous artist, and its date of creation is estimated to be before 1887. The design and style of the balustrade, with its delicate tracery and floral details, is characteristic of the Gothic Revival style popular during the 19th century.