Framed Italian Pietra Dura Style Mosaic Panel

A vertical, rectangular decorative panel featuring a central 'Pietra Dura' style mosaic image of an orange or lemon tree in a classic urn. This work is likely a high-quality contemporary decorative piece inspired by 17th and 18th-century Florentine hardstone inlay. The central motif depicts a fruit-bearing tree with yellow-orange fruits and green leaves, emerging from an ornate decorative vase set within an arched architectural niche. The border is highly elaborate, consisting of variegated panels mimicking different types of marbles (such as rouge royale and verde antico) and architectural cartouches at the corners. The color palette is rich, dominated by earthy ochres, deep browns, greens, and brick reds against a light beige background. The piece is housed in a simple, slim gilded wood or composite frame. While it mimics the look of historic stone inlay, certain surface textures suggest this may be a 'scagliola' (plaster and pigment) or a printed/composite technique rather than individual hand-cut semi-precious stones. The condition appears sound with no visible cracks or losses, though there is minor surface dust and slight wear on the gilding of the frame consistent with display. Its style is Neoclassical, designed to evoke the grand tour aesthetic of the 18th and 19th centuries.