Carved Angel With Cornucopia Pricket Candlestick c.1680 and Later

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Carved Angel With Cornucopia Pricket Candlestick c.1680 and LaterAn animated Northern Italian carved and polychromed Angel carrying a cornucopia pricket candlestick. c. 1680 and later Polychrome painted and carved with marbling to the pedestal base. The Angel is dressed in soft red drapery with blue underskirt holding blue and metallic green cornucopia which doubles as the pricket candle holder. The Angels expression is one of adoration and serenity. With old repairs, knocks and nibbles consummate with age.

A super pair of Mid-20th Century statues

Very early ebonised English mirror with its original foxed mercury glass

We can see similar bronze and cast iron examples by the likes of sculptor Jean-Baptiste Klagmann fountains such as “Fontaine de Léda” in the Luxembourg Garden behind the Medici fountain

Will add drama and a classical feel to any garden or interior

The wooden and gessoed dressing glass is decorated in beautiful provincial painting

Converted into a coffee table with tempered glass top

With a rim that has a flared mouth to a cylindrical neck

1750 in Rosa Antico Sicilian Marble

For outside and inside

The sculpture depicts the satyr

Painted in oil on copper

In a letter written in 1620 to the Doge and Senate of Venice

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