Black Forest Walking Stick And Umbrella Holder From The Late 19th Century, Depicting A Dog Sitting On Its Hind Legs.

Black Forest Walking Stick And Umbrella Holder From The Late 19th Century, Depicting A Dog Sitting On Its Hind Legs.

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"Black Forest Walking Stick And Umbrella Holder From The Late 19th Century, Depicting A Dog Sitting On Its Hind Legs."

Late 19th century Black Forest walking stick and umbrella holder, in carved wood depicting a seated dog with sulphide eyes, on its hind legs and holding a ring.

Price: 5 800 €

Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Good condition

Material: Solid wood
Width: 38
Height: 70
Depth: 35

Reference: 1636163
Availability: In stock

Olivier d'Ythurbide et Associé

Antiquités, Tableaux, Objets d' Art du XVIIIème et XIXème siècle

Marché Serpette stand 24 et 25 allée 6 110 rue des rosiers
Saint-Ouen 93400, France

06 07 31 99 07

06 07 34 47 02

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Olivier d'Ythurbide et Associé
Antiquités, Tableaux, Objets d' Art du XVIIIème et XIXème siècle

Black Forest Walking Stick And Umbrella Holder From The Late 19th Century, Depicting A Dog Sitting On Its Hind Legs.

06 07 31 99 07

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