Pair Of Winged Griffins In Patinated Bronze, Empire Style—decorative Elements Or
A pair of winged griffins in bronze with a dark brown patina. Each figure is depicted with its mouth open, standing upright on long legs ending in talons, with its wings spread. A spiral scroll decorates the shoulder of each creature.
The griffins are hollow on the back, with a mounting plate featuring two screw holes on the back. The open mouths have a circular opening. They likely served as supports, furniture elements, or ornaments to be mounted (to be confirmed).
The modeling is meticulous: the plumage on the wings is finely chiseled, the musculature of the legs is well-defined, and the details of the claws are precise. They form a genuine pair, with slight variations inherent to the casting process.
19th century
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Bronze
Diameter: 13cm
Height: 13cm
Reference (ID): 1830236
Availability: In stock
