A pair of gilt-painted cast-iron putti late 18th century

each with 19th century lead veil draped arround the waist

In overall good condition with some minor dents, marks and scratches. Some imperfections to the surface due to typical old corrosive processes. Some small old repairs (fillings of casting flaws) and restorations to the surface. Old drill holes in some places, including one larger to one putto's leg and to the other putto's lower back. Both figures wanting attributes to their hands, as visible in the catalogue image. One putto with arm probably re-attached. Later lead draperies.
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