An impressive pair of large decorative sculptures depicting allegorical female figures, executed in patinated spelter and inspired by classical antiquity. These finely detailed figures reflect the aesthetic of late 19th-century French decorative art, with elegant posture, expressive faces, and richly ornamented bases in a baroque revival style. The composition and craftsmanship strongly relate to productions from the late 1800s, a period known for high-quality decorative metalwork designed for bourgeois interiors. One figure holds a wreath, symbolizing victory or triumph, while the other carries an attribute associated with music or abundance, reinforcing their allegorical symbolism. The sculptures display a naturally aged patina and remain in good condition, with minor wear consistent with age. Details: • Material: Patinated spelter • Origin: France (attributed) • Period: Late 19th century (circa 1880–1900) • Height: approx. 50 cm each • Width: approx. 14 cm • Condition: Good overall condition with minor signs of age and wear A decorative and collectible pair with strong visual presence and classical appeal.