Antoine COYSSEVOX (1640-1720) "Pan jouant de la flûte ou le berger flûteur", bro…

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Antoine COYSSEVOX (1640-1720)

"Pan jouant de la flûte ou le berger flûteur", bronze. Signed: A. COYSSEVOX 1702. Barbedienne casting (small pastille on rear base missing). 70 cm

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Antoine COYSSEVOX (1640-1720)

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Estim. 2 500 - 3 000 EUR

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Cigarette stand in silver-plated metal and white and light-blue enameled porcelain, decorated with cherubs and leaf friezes. The interior reveals silvered metal compartments chased with musical instruments and centered on Pan playing the flute. Standing on three feet decorated with satyr heads. Height: 36cm (Some chips, mechanism not verified)

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