Attributed To Clodion: A Pair Of Large Patinated Terracotta Sculptures From The 19th Century

A pair of large patinated terracotta sculptures depicting two young satyrs (or faunlets) seated on a tree trunk, greedily devouring a golden bunch of grapes.
​Details and characteristics:
​Bacchanalian / Neoclassical theme: A beautiful 18th- and 19th-century style inspired by Clodion. The expressive faces feature pointed faun ears, childlike torsos, and small, very well-sculpted goat legs.
​Warm terracotta-toned patina, with gilded highlights on the grape clusters.
​An embossed studio mark is present on the base, depicting an armed figure (Saint George slaying the dragon) accompanied by the engraved date 1820
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Excellent condition with a beautiful antique patina displaying several shades of color. Slight signs of age, minimal chipping, and minor touch-ups typical of this type of material.

Dated to the early 19th century