Crucifix Stoup In Cloisonné Bronze - Barbedienne - 19th Century
Artist: Barbedienne
Crucifix Stoup signed F.Barbedienne under the base of the stoup for the founder Ferdinand Barbedienne. This cloisonné bronze technique comes from the Italian "pietra dura" of the Renaissance, several white marbles, lapis lazuli and other semi-precious stones assembled in a single puzzle. Screwed onto a slate plate damaged in several places, itself resting on a large gilded bronze plate. The bronzes are intact. "IHS" symbol of Christ in the center. Second Empire period, around 1860.
450 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Some repairs
Material: Bronze
Width: 21cm
Height: 32cm
Reference (ID): 1327845
Availability: In stock
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