Art Nouveau Italian Bronze Amphora, Children & Grapevine Design, Late 19th/early 20th Century

This remarkable Italian bronze amphora, created in the late 19th to early 20th century, stands as a fine example of Art Nouveau craftsmanship. Expertly cast using the lost wax technique and finished by hand, the piece showcases the delicate artistry and refined aesthetics characteristic of the period.

The amphora is adorned with intricate, naturalistic grapevines that elegantly wrap around its body, laden with fruit. The central scene depicts a delightful, pastoral tableau: children are captured in joyful, carefree moments, playing and sharing grapes beneath the warmth of the sun. Some are seated on the grass, while others engage in a playful frolic, their lighthearted interaction set against the ornate background of the vine-covered design.

The bronze surface exhibits a harmonious contrast of deep green patina and high-gloss sections, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow that enhances the intricate detailing of the design. This combination of texture and color elevates the amphora into a statement piece, adding an opulent touch to any collection.

The vase rests on a discreet bronze base, further enhancing the piece's elegance and stability.

Dimensions:

• Weight: 1739 g

• Height: 22.8 cm / 9.0″

• Width: 14 cm / 5.5″

• Depth: 11 cm / 4.3″

Condition:
In excellent antique condition, the bronze retains a well-developed patina that enhances its Art Nouveau character. There are no significant signs of wear or repair, and the piece remains structurally sound and visually striking.

Shipping & Packaging:

• Fully tracked and insured delivery.

• Shipping cost includes professional packaging, handling, and secure postage.

• Carefully packed using recycled materials for environmentally conscious, safe international transit.