Jar - Alloy, Metal, Brass

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Impressive 1910s Baroque Revival centerpiece with a silvered metal stand and gilt bronze accents, depicting two cherubs wrestling snakes, on a 30 cm high, 47 cm wide and 47 cm deep pedestal weighing 7 kg.

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Impressive Baroque Revival/19th Century Table Centerpiece - a cup on a foot in Art silvered metal and gilded bronze with Putti fighting and serpents.

Large ornamental table centerpiece, a pedestal cup on a foot with two handles.

Rich eclectic Revival Baroque/Rococo style (likely late 19th century), characterized by undulating shapes, volutes and lavish decorations.

Art-silvered metal (pewter or silvered alloy), patinated and oxidized by time, with a matte finish.

Sculptural elements in chased and gilded bronze, with the gilding worn by time and patina worn, which highlights the details.

The most distinctive and fascinating element. Each handle depicts a putto (full-length angel), portrayed in a theatrical and vigorous pose of fighting and taming serpents that coil around the handle itself. The sculpture is very detailed and dynamic.

An elaborate foot with complex Baroque volutes, enriched by additional putti figures and mascarons, which seem to support the stem of the cup.

Just below the upper rim of the cup, a decorative band in gilded bronze applied, with scenes of festive putti, masks and vegetal motifs.

The interior is smooth but features a central round plaque finely chased in gilded bronze.

Depicts four putti arranged radially in pastoral/mythological scenes (one with a garland, one who seems to play a horn or bow, one with an object not clearly defined, and one central smaller), surrounded by a radiating spoke-like motif.

Impressive Baroque Revival/19th Century Table Centerpiece - a cup on a foot in Art silvered metal and gilded bronze with Putti fighting and serpents.

Large ornamental table centerpiece, a pedestal cup on a foot with two handles.

Rich eclectic Revival Baroque/Rococo style (likely late 19th century), characterized by undulating shapes, volutes and lavish decorations.

Art-silvered metal (pewter or silvered alloy), patinated and oxidized by time, with a matte finish.

Sculptural elements in chased and gilded bronze, with the gilding worn by time and patina worn, which highlights the details.

The most distinctive and fascinating element. Each handle depicts a putto (full-length angel), portrayed in a theatrical and vigorous pose of fighting and taming serpents that coil around the handle itself. The sculpture is very detailed and dynamic.

An elaborate foot with complex Baroque volutes, enriched by additional putti figures and mascarons, which seem to support the stem of the cup.

Just below the upper rim of the cup, a decorative band in gilded bronze applied, with scenes of festive putti, masks and vegetal motifs.

The interior is smooth but features a central round plaque finely chased in gilded bronze.

Depicts four putti arranged radially in pastoral/mythological scenes (one with a garland, one who seems to play a horn or bow, one with an object not clearly defined, and one central smaller), surrounded by a radiating spoke-like motif.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
7 kg
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Alloy, Brass, Metal
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
30 cm
Width
47 cm
Depth
47 cm
Diameter
47 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920
Sold by
ItalyVerified
181
Objects sold
Private

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