Pair of Vintage Oval Ornate Metal Framed Rococo-Style Prints

A decorative pair of oval wall hangings featuring printed scenes inspired by 18th-century Rococo pastoral art. Each piece consists of a lithographic print or high-quality paper reproduction housed under glass within an ornate dark-toned frame. The frames appear to be made of cast metal, possibly a spelter or white metal with an aged bronze or verdigris-style dark finish. The frames feature a pierced openwork design with elaborate scrolling motifs and a fleur-de-lis inspired finial at the top and bottom. The imagery depicts classical 'Fête galante' scenes of figures in aristocratic period dress within lush, wooded landscape settings, reminiscent of the works of Jean-Antoine Watteau or François Boucher. The prints show muted tones of blue, cream, and rose. In terms of condition, there is visible dust accumulation within the crevices of the metalwork and some surface oxidation consistent with age. Reflective glare on the glass suggests the glazing is standard rather than non-reflective. Based on the construction and design, these likely date to the mid-20th century, approximately 1950s-1970s, as popularized by manufacturers like Syroco or Homco, though these particular examples use metal rather than plastic.