First Half Of The 19th Century Pair Of Barbedienne-style Bronze Vases

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First Half Of The 19th Century Pair Of Barbedienne-style Bronze Vases

Refined and unique pair of bronze vases, created using the lost-wax casting technique and featuring a fine gilt finish. Designed after ancient oil lamps, the vases rest on elegant, square-shaped bases made of French red marble. They take the form of an amphora, with handles sculpted as coiled serpents that wrap around the rim. The bodies of the vases depict classical scenes, separated by male caryatids, showing figures performing libations at an altar and carrying food, accompanied by musicians. This pair exudes great elegance and sophistication, lending a touch of class and an air of antiquity to any setting. French manufacture, in the style of Barbedienne, dating to the first half of the 19th century.

Dimensions: H x W 44 x 18cm

3 000 €

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ART@ANTIQUES - Firenze, Italy

Period: 19th century

Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th

Condition: Good condition

Material: Bronze

Width: 18

Height: 44

Reference (ID): 1845546

Availability: In stock

First Half Of The 19th Century Pair Of Barbedienne-style Bronze Vases

FOOTED BOWLS, URNS, CASSOLETTES, LOUIS PHILIPPE, CHARLES 10TH

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