"Second Half Of The 19th Century Lamp With Bronze Sculpture Of The Goddess Of Fortune"
Refined and unique sculpture in turned bronze and cast using the lost-wax process. The sculpture is of considerable size and depicts the Goddess of Fortune in a triumphant pose, carrying a cornucopia in her left hand, while in her raised right hand she holds a torch, characterized by a Murano glass cup containing a light bulb. The sculpture's details, such as the folds of her dress and the goddess's careful grooming of her face and hair, are remarkable. The lamp also features a functioning electrical system. This is a tasteful and refined sculpture and lamp, capable of adding a touch of class and elegance to any space. Italian Art Nouveau craftsmanship, circa second half of the 19th century.Dimensions: H x W x D 164 x 41 x 56cm
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