Francisco Álvarez

Mediterranean House Auction

Beautiful pair of small vases or feu pots, of the Médicis shape in white Carrara marble from the Napoleon III era, showing natural and discreet gray veining from the 19th century.
Each vase consists of 3 distinct elements (one pedestal base, one intermediate cup, and the body of the vase in a pear-shaped form with a curved shoulder).
Good overall condition, patina of use, tiny nicks on the edges of the bases, to be cleaned.

Dimensions height 35.5 cm           
width 21 cm  Weight 16.5 kg

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Belle paire de petits vases ou pot à feu, de forme "Médicis" en marbre blanc de carrare d'époque Napoléon III, présentant un veinage gris naturel et discret du 19ème.  
Chaque vase est composé de 3 éléments distincts (1 socle piédestal, 1 coupelle intermédiaire et le corps du vase de forme piédouche à l'épaulement galbé.  
Bel état général, patine d'usage, infimes égrenures sur les angles des socles, à nettoyer. 
 
Dimensions hauteur  35.5 cm                      
largeur 21 cm  Poids 16.5 kg  

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Vase  - Marble - Pair of marble vases

France -  - 1850-1900

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Pair of marble vases in Carrara marble from France, dating to the Napoléon III period (1850–1900), in Médis form with a three-part construction, measuring 35.5 cm high, 21 cm wide and 21 cm deep, in good condition with minor wear.

Vase - Marble - Pair of marble vases

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Pair of marble vases in Carrara marble from France, dating to the Napoléon III period (1850–1900), in Médis form with a three-part construction, measuring 35.5 cm high, 21 cm wide and 21 cm deep, in good condition with minor wear.

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