Two Braziers and Three Salvers 1525 - 1600

"Two Braziers and Three Salvers" is an engraving from the 16th century by French artist René Boyvin, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The detailed engraving depicts two elaborate braziers, or fire containers, with decorative motifs. These ornate objects are supported by winged creatures, while the design includes three salvers, serving trays with elaborate frames adorned with fruit and foliage. The intricate details and elegant forms exemplify the style of ornamentation popular during the Renaissance era.