Lot 286
  • 286

A pair of gilt-bronze three-light wall-appliques in Empire style, circa 1880

Estimate
5,000 - 7,000 EUR
bidding is closed

Description

  • 43cm. high.
each wall-plate shaped as a swan with bent neck and spread wings, holding a central drip-pan, surmounted by central stem topped by nozzle, issuing two swan-shaped arms, the nozzles chisseled with swan motives, fitted for electricity

Condition

In overall good condition, few small cracks to the bronze work, few minor losses to the ornaments of lower section, one beak with restored crack and slightly loose, two drippand of later date.
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