Weapon's Room Stool Attributed To The Miroy Brothers' Firm, Paris
Artist: Maison Miroy Frères à Paris
Rare weapon's room stool, in the « troubadour » style, patina spelter, rotating tray and bronze chains. It shows three jousting lances, crossed and gathered by a shield. Attributed to the Miroy Brothers Maison in Paris which was one leading company in Paris at the middle of the 19th century.
Period : 1870
Origin : France, Paris
Height : 44.3 in
Base's width : 19.7 in
Tray diameter : 12.6 in
This foundry worked as well bronze as spelter and also coppered or bronze spelter . The combination of those two materials was one of the specialites of this Parisian foundry. It took part into the 1867 Paris World's Fair and exhibited a spelter sculpture in the troubadour style.
Reference : Art Journal 1867, page 59
Period : 1870
Origin : France, Paris
Height : 44.3 in
Base's width : 19.7 in
Tray diameter : 12.6 in
This foundry worked as well bronze as spelter and also coppered or bronze spelter . The combination of those two materials was one of the specialites of this Parisian foundry. It took part into the 1867 Paris World's Fair and exhibited a spelter sculpture in the troubadour style.
Reference : Art Journal 1867, page 59
1 400 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Usual restorations
Height: 112,5 cm
Reference (ID): 287917
Availability: In stock
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