Figurine - Napoleone Bonaparte - Gilt bronze

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Paul Wullems
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He accumulated 18 years' experience, worked as junior specialist at Sotheby’s and managed Kunsthandel Jacques Fijnaut.

Estimate  € 350 - € 400
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€110
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€70
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€65

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Description from the seller

Statue of Napoleon Bonaparte in gilded bronze - 19th Century - H 26 cm, 2.2 kg

Splendid and imposing antique sculpture in gilded bronze depicting Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte in his famous iconic pose.
The work is datable to the 19th century and, given the presence of the original mounting pins under the base, it was originally conceived as the apex element of an important desk clock (mantel clock) or of a large era-era furnishing piece.
The quality of the casting is excellent, evident in the precision of the details of the uniform, the bicorne hat, the tailcoat and the decorations on the chest.
The substantial weight (over 2 kg for only 26 cm in height) attests to the solidity of the solid bronze used.
The original gilding gives the piece a splendid sheen and depth.
Subject: Napoleon Bonaparte
Material: Solid gilded bronze
Total height: 26 cm
Total weight: 2,222 grams
Firms/Marks: No visible signatures (the base shows the typical 19th-century foundry workmanship with two historical fastening screws).
Condition: very good structural condition and splendid patina.
Please note, as shown in the photo, the absence of the sword, a common detail for clock bronzes detached from their mother case, which does not affect the elegance and stability of the piece.
The images show the object from every angle, including the inner base with the era’s mounting systems.
Shipping: professional reinforced packaging and tracked shipping throughout Italy/Europe.

Statue of Napoleon Bonaparte in gilded bronze - 19th Century - H 26 cm, 2.2 kg

Splendid and imposing antique sculpture in gilded bronze depicting Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte in his famous iconic pose.
The work is datable to the 19th century and, given the presence of the original mounting pins under the base, it was originally conceived as the apex element of an important desk clock (mantel clock) or of a large era-era furnishing piece.
The quality of the casting is excellent, evident in the precision of the details of the uniform, the bicorne hat, the tailcoat and the decorations on the chest.
The substantial weight (over 2 kg for only 26 cm in height) attests to the solidity of the solid bronze used.
The original gilding gives the piece a splendid sheen and depth.
Subject: Napoleon Bonaparte
Material: Solid gilded bronze
Total height: 26 cm
Total weight: 2,222 grams
Firms/Marks: No visible signatures (the base shows the typical 19th-century foundry workmanship with two historical fastening screws).
Condition: very good structural condition and splendid patina.
Please note, as shown in the photo, the absence of the sword, a common detail for clock bronzes detached from their mother case, which does not affect the elegance and stability of the piece.
The images show the object from every angle, including the inner base with the era’s mounting systems.
Shipping: professional reinforced packaging and tracked shipping throughout Italy/Europe.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Weight
2222 g
Bronze type
Gilt bronze
Over 200 years old
No
Style
Antique
Title
Napoleone Bonaparte
Country of origin
France
Material
Bronze
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
26 cm
Width
9 cm
Depth
9 cm
Estimated period
late 19th century
Sold by
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Objects sold
97.96%
Private

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