D'APRÈS JAMES PRADIER (1790-1852) Pair of candelabra feet, the bouquets (missing…

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D'APRÈS JAMES PRADIER (1790-1852)

Pair of candelabra feet, the bouquets (missing) are held by two women draped in the antique style on black marble bases mounted in gilt bronze. Second Empire period. Height: 58 cm (Small accidents, missing parts, restorations)

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D'APRÈS JAMES PRADIER (1790-1852)

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