Patinated Bronze Cup Titled “le Masque” By Levillain And F. Barbedienne
Bowl on a pedestal with two handles (Tazza)
Artist: Ferdinand Levillain (1837–1905), a renowned sculptor, medalist, and goldsmith, known for his Neo-Greek scenes inspired by antiquity.
Caster: The prestigious Barbedienne workshop, led by Ferdinand Barbedienne, one of the most renowned art bronze foundries of the era.
Signature: The chiseled inscription “F. BARBEDIENNE”
Condition
The object is in good condition, consistent with its age. The patina shows natural signs of wear due to age, and the metal exhibits slight flattening
Dimensions
Diameter 26 cm
With handles 34
Height 8 cm
Artist: Ferdinand Levillain (1837–1905), a renowned sculptor, medalist, and goldsmith, known for his Neo-Greek scenes inspired by antiquity.
Caster: The prestigious Barbedienne workshop, led by Ferdinand Barbedienne, one of the most renowned art bronze foundries of the era.
Signature: The chiseled inscription “F. BARBEDIENNE”
Condition
The object is in good condition, consistent with its age. The patina shows natural signs of wear due to age, and the metal exhibits slight flattening
Dimensions
Diameter 26 cm
With handles 34
Height 8 cm
450 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Bronze
Reference (ID): 1821308
Availability: In stock
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