Pair of antique brass curtain tiebacks Louis XV style - Circa 1910

Pair of decorative curtain tiebacks (embrasses) made of cast brass with ornamental acanthus leaf motifs.

Object History: These supports date back to the late Belle Époque, designed under the influence of the Louis XV (Rococo) style. This type of hardware was essential in early 20th-century European bourgeois interiors to hold heavy velvet or silk draperies, elegantly allowing natural light to enter.

Technical details:
- Period: Circa 1910
- Technique: Cast and chased brass
- Height: 25 cm (9.8 inches)
- Width: 8 cm (3.1 inches)
- Total weight: 350 g (12.3 oz)
- Material: Brass with original patina
- Condition: Excellent vintage preservation. They show a natural patina and slight signs of oxidation that confirm their age. No chemical cleaning has been performed to preserve historical value.

Valuation: A functional and decorative set ideal for historic interior restoration projects or for collectors of high-quality antique hardware.