An Italian Neoclassical Grand Tour specimen marble model of a temple 19th century

With scattered abrasions, scuffs, scratches, chips and losses to marble; most to edges and corners with the largest loss to edge of removable dome, appox. 1in. length. Base of dome's finial with restored break, turned tip later. Restored breaks to columns. Capitals and bases of columns with restored chips, losses and breaks. Regilt gilt bronze figure associated, now with losses to gilding. In fair condition.
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A very simialar Italian specimen marble and alabater model of a temple containing a gilt bronze figure was sold Property from a Distinguished New York Collection, Christie's New York, October 17, 1997, lot 16.