Ovale vergulde lijst met gesneden ornamenten aan de dagkant, horend bij het relief met het offer aan Ceres. 1766

This ornate, oval gilded frame, crafted by Louis Simon Boizot in 1766, is a testament to the Rococo period's love for intricate detail. The frame, designed for a relief sculpture depicting the "Offer to Ceres," features a meticulously carved and gilded design of interwoven wheat stalks, a symbol of abundance and prosperity. The craftsmanship of this frame, with its delicate and flowing lines, is a striking example of the highly skilled artistry of the Rococo era.