Inkwell "to The Cherubs Of Sciences" Sculptor E.robert And Red Griotte Marble 19th

Inkwell "Aux Chérubins des Sciences" Sculptor E.Robert and Red Griotte Marble 19th Century Sublime Inkwell in Red Griotte Marble and Bronzes: A Work of Art Signed Eugéne Robert This majestic inkwell, decorated with chiseled bronzes and patinated with a dark green patina, demonstrates unparalleled craftsmanship. A captivating central subject, A harmonious layout, A marble of exceptional beauty. Architecture: This large Inkwell in Griotte Red Marble and chiseled and patinated Bronzes, with a dark green patina signed Eugéne Robert on the main central subject. With two beautiful antique side cups complete with the original round-shaped interior glasses, the whole is richly molded and decorated with acanthus leaves and heart buds and burst pomegranate buds, between the two cups is Arranged a hollow pencil receptacle. The subject of the three Cherubim in the Sciences and titled and signed "miscellaneous sciences" and "E. Robert" at the back. A beautiful antique arrangement of cherubs revolves around this subject with many details of scientific tools and knowledge, such as a globe, books, square, parchment, compass, ruler, with drapes and rests on a base with flat golden edge, and round terrace with marble moldings. Beautiful arrangement of the cherubs. See photos The marble is splendid in Griotte Red with its power of color and lively, the most beautiful partridge eye, with a most original and rare shape with its beautiful original shiny patina, very richly molded with trapezoidal shape. it is made up of numerous projections, and moldings in cavets, and cut sides, and recesses. see photos. The whole rests on four flattened round feet. Antique Composition. Large Dimensions: Length 43 Cm Height 25 cm MAX Depth: 22 CM cm Condition report: Magnificent condition, Old edition cast iron, signature Eugéne Robert. Very good quality of carving, Superb Old Original Dark Green Patina. Tiny chips. To be placed on a desk, or various consoles, chests of drawers, or bookcase as a sculpture object. Provenance: Private collection Additional information: Eugène Robert (born in Pau, 1831-1912), sculptor, French school. Student of Mathurin Moreau. He began at the Salon in 1874. Member of the French Artists since 1887. He obtained an honorable mention in 1880, 1881, 1884 and 1885. Third class medal in 1888, honorable mention in 1889 during the Universal Exhibition in Paris, knight of the Legion of Honor and silver medal in 1900 at the Paris Universal Exhibition. The Roubaix Museum preserves “Le Brocchio” from him Period: 1880 Origin: France, Paris Identification of the Mabres number 90 book Jacques du Barry de Lassale, Provenance France, Reference to Versailles: Interior cabinet of the King, Fireplace and top of Medal, two corners and top of Mazarines chests of drawers. Live the Decorhome experience, Worldwide Delivery. Very secure package. Track with Tracking.