Null Léon PILET (1836-1916), the Arab falconer.
Proof in bronze with golden pati…

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Léon PILET (1836-1916), the Arab falconer. Proof in bronze with golden patina, standing on a black marble base engraved with floral scrolls. Inscribed "L.PILET" on the right side of the terrace. H :42 cm.

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Léon PILET (1836-1916), the Arab falconer. Proof in bronze with golden patina, standing on a black marble base engraved with floral scrolls. Inscribed "L.PILET" on the right side of the terrace. H :42 cm.

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