Interesting pair of small bronze lions, with split mouths and a hole in the back. Probably Flanders, late 16th or early 17th century. Probably used as a base for an important piece.
Bronze bull dating from the 17th century, model after Jean De Bologne. Entirely original and in good condition.DimensionsTotal Height 16,5cmBronze Height 11,5cmBronze Lenght 17cmBase - L 14cm X W 7cm
Small bronze lion finely chiseled, notably at the level of the mane, it must have been used to spit water, certainly an element of a fountain or a larger ensemble Beautiful old patina Mounted on a lat[...]
Bronze bull in movement patinated on its wooden base after a model by Giambologna (1529-1608). Italian work, probably from Florence, Period late 17th century Restorations of use, probably later plinth[...]
Subject: Represents a bird standing on its feet. He wears a double necklace that is reminiscent of a sacred animal. The bronze is chiseled on all sides. Material: Bronze. Homogeneous brown patina. Ori[...]
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