Vintage Intarsia Wood Angel Wall Hanging Art
Unbranded (Likely artisan-made or Roberts Wood Products style) · Art & Decor > Wall Decor

Era / Decade
1980s-1990s based on the intarsia woodworking trend and honey-oak finish common in that era.
Material
Mixed solid hardwoods including oak, pine, or cedar. Multiple wood stains used for color contrast. Finished with a semi-gloss varnish.
Condition
Very Good. The wood shows natural grain and high-contrast segments. No visible cracks or major chips on the front. Some minor scuffs along the wing edges consistent with storage in a thrift bin.
Demand Level
Moderate. Religious and angel-themed decor has a steady, niche collector base. Sells faster during the holiday season (Oct–Dec).
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$25.00 - $35.00 (Low: $18, Mid: $28, High: $42)
Estimated Retail Value
$45.00 - $65.00 (original bespoke artisan price or modern equivalent)
Comparable Sales
Similar intarsia wood angels typically sell on Etsy for $30-$45. Plain flat wood cutouts sell for less ($10-$15), but this segmented 3D style commands a premium.
Description
Lovely vintage intarsia wood angel wall plaque. Expertly crafted using segmented pieces of natural wood to create a 3D relief effect. Features a praying angel with golden-toned wings and a tiered skirt. Includes a pre-drilled hole or hanger on the back for easy mounting. Approximately 10-12 inches in height.
Key Features
Handcrafted aesthetic, 3D puzzle-style construction (intarsia), warm vintage wood tones, popular religious and cottagecore motif.
Authenticity Indicators
Genuine wood grain indicates natural material rather than resin/plastic; glue lines visible between segments; lack of mass-production branding suggests artisan origin. High confidence in material.
Flaws to Note
Minor surface scratches; slight wear to the varnish on the wing tips. Back side likely has some 'shelf wear' or mounting scuffs.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (for the handmade/vintage factor), eBay (broad collector reach), or Facebook Marketplace (local home decor buyers).
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Intarsia,' '3D Wood Art,' 'Cottagecore,' 'Religious Folk Art,' and 'Hand Carved.' Clean with a light wood polish before photographing to make the grain pop. Best sold as part of a gallery wall set or as a holiday gift.