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Bronze Portrait Medallion of Kleber by David d'Angers

Art: Sculpture: Pre 1837 VR   item# 711759

Bronze Portrait Medallion of Kleber by David d'Angers
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207-563-1964



$650 

Fine museum-quality bronze portrait medallion of Kleber dated 1831 by the famous French sculptor Pierre-Jean David (1789-1856), also known as David d’Angers who produced many of these medallions. He is probably best known for having sculpted the frieze on the pediment of the Pantheon in Paris. The subject of this portrait is the French Napoleonic period general, Jean Baptiste Kleber, who was assassinated in Cairo in 1800 by a Syrian-born student. There is a Metro station in Paris named after ...click for details


Bradley & Hubbard Harvard VE-RI-TAS Bookends - THE BEST

Metalware: Pre 1950   item# 685177

Bradley & Hubbard Harvard VE-RI-TAS Bookends - THE BEST
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207-563-1964



SOLD 

These are crisp and attractive cast iron Harvard bookends with the Veritas motto in a raised shield with touches of gilt on the brown paint. Bradley & Hubbard made some of the best quality cast iron bookends in the early and middle of the 20th century, and these are up to snuff. They are very heavy, measuring 6 inches in width and 6 1/4 inches in height. On the back is the maker's B&H mark. They are in very good condition with a bit of inconsequential paint loss on the lower back on ...click for details


Very Good French 17th Century Mortar & Pestle

Metalware: Bronze: Pre 1700   item# 659409

Very Good French 17th Century Mortar & Pestle
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207-563-1964



$325 

Very nice early 17th century bronze mortar and pestle, probably from the Le Puy area of central France which had many foundries in that era. Note the good detail in the vertical elements. It is about 2.8 inches tall while the top diameter is 4.7 inches. It is heavy and has a good patina. We believe the pestle is original to the mortar.

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