Statue, Allegorische vrouwenbeelden - 44.5 cm - Bronze, Spelter

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Pair of unsigned French allegorical female figures in patinated zinc alloy, in the Art Nouveau style, dating from circa 1880–1910 and measuring 44.5 cm high.

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Pair of Antique French Allegorical Female Figures – Zamak – Possibly Clock Garniture Ornaments – ca. 1880–1910

Description

Decorative pair of antique allegorical female figures, presumably originating from France and dating from the late 19th or early 20th century.

The figures are made of zamak (a zinc alloy) and finished with an attractive two-tone patina in dark bronze and gold hues.

Both women wear elegantly draped robes and stand in a dynamic pose with one arm raised. One figure holds a gilt branch aloft and carries a sickle-shaped object in her other hand.

The figures stand on identical, richly ornamented bases with floral reliefs and elegant details.

Given their symmetrical design and decorative style, the figures may originally have been made as side ornaments for a French mantel clock or clock garniture (garniture de cheminée).

Features

* Object: Pair of allegorical female figures
* Quantity: 2
* Material: Zamak (zinc alloy)
* Origin: Presumably France
* Period: Circa 1880–1910
* Style: Historicism / early Art Nouveau
* Finish: Bronze- and gold-colored patina
* Bases: Hollow-cast, richly decorated
* Height: To be measured
* Width and depth: To be measured

Condition

Antique condition with signs of age and use, including wear to the patina and minor surface damage. One figure is missing the original attribute from its raised hand.

The figures have not been cleaned and are in as-found condition, with some dust and dirt residue.

Please examine all photos carefully to form your own impression of the condition and details.

Pair of Antique French Allegorical Female Figures – Zamak – Possibly Clock Garniture Ornaments – ca. 1880–1910

Description

Decorative pair of antique allegorical female figures, presumably originating from France and dating from the late 19th or early 20th century.

The figures are made of zamak (a zinc alloy) and finished with an attractive two-tone patina in dark bronze and gold hues.

Both women wear elegantly draped robes and stand in a dynamic pose with one arm raised. One figure holds a gilt branch aloft and carries a sickle-shaped object in her other hand.

The figures stand on identical, richly ornamented bases with floral reliefs and elegant details.

Given their symmetrical design and decorative style, the figures may originally have been made as side ornaments for a French mantel clock or clock garniture (garniture de cheminée).

Features

* Object: Pair of allegorical female figures
* Quantity: 2
* Material: Zamak (zinc alloy)
* Origin: Presumably France
* Period: Circa 1880–1910
* Style: Historicism / early Art Nouveau
* Finish: Bronze- and gold-colored patina
* Bases: Hollow-cast, richly decorated
* Height: To be measured
* Width and depth: To be measured

Condition

Antique condition with signs of age and use, including wear to the patina and minor surface damage. One figure is missing the original attribute from its raised hand.

The figures have not been cleaned and are in as-found condition, with some dust and dirt residue.

Please examine all photos carefully to form your own impression of the condition and details.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
France
Style
Art Nouveau
Material
Bronze, Spelter
Title of artwork
Allegorische vrouwenbeelden
Signature
Not signed
Colour
Bronze, Gold
Condition
Good condition
Height
44.5 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
15 cm
Weight
1242 g
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
96.36%
Private

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