17th century carved wooden pedestal of cherubs attributed to Christopher Wren C160

Here is a wooden pedestal carved with three cherub faces and fruit and foliage throws. Label on the back with the inscription "low pedestal...carved with cherub's head, fest... Of fruit. Attributed to... Wren, english 17th century, 9 in. High." comes from an old british property in provence. Christopher wren (1632-1723) was a scholar and then architect. He was commissioner for the reconstruction of london (commissioner for rebuiding the city of london) after the great fire of 1666. He built st paul's cathedral in london and 51 churches and chapels with the participation of sculptors and artists of the time: g. Gibbons, a. Quellin, etc... Condition: overall in good condition, beautiful patina of time, wear and traces of age, as in the photos. Dimensions: height: 22 cm, length: 42 cm, width: 27 cm. Weight: 5.900 kg, neat package: 7/7.5 kg approximately. Any questions, you are welcome to ask!.