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Carlton Hobbs, LLC
PO Box 877
Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 , United States
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212.423.9000
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Centrepiece In the Form of a Maquette for a Fountain
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Description
With carved stiff-leaf cup above three graduated tiers, each tier with pierced gadrooned decoration carved to the outer edge and supported on a shaped baluster stem resting on a flared and molded base. Repaired.
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More Information
Origin: Italy Period: 19th Century Materials: Of veined alabaster marble. Creation Date: Circa 1820. Styles / Movements: Classical, Other, Traditional Dealer Reference #: 9447 Incollect Reference #: 215574 -
Dimensions
H. 28 in; Diam. 10 in; H. 71.12 cm; Diam. 25.4 cm;
Message from Seller:
Carlton Hobbs, LLC specializes in the acquisition, conservation, and research of 17th to 19th century British and Continental furniture and works of art, with a focus on pieces of exceptional merit, including royal and aristocratic provenance. For inquiries, contact 212.423.9000 or email stefanie@carltonhobbs.com.
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