• Antique bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), stamped Cire Perdue: features two cherubic children supporting an ornate dish, all on an intricately detailed base. Brand unknown.
  • Antique Bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), stamped Cire Perdue. This 19th-century French bronze features two putti holding an ornate oval dish atop a detailed, classical base with decorative motifs and small animal figures.
  • Antique bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), stamped cire perdue, featuring two cherubic children holding a textured oval bowl on a decorative naturalistic base. Brand: Unknown.
  • Antique bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” sculpture by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), stamped Cire Perdue; features two cherubic figures holding a large bowl on an ornate base—19th-century French craftsmanship.
  • Antique Bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), stamped Cire Perdue—a 19th-century sculpture featuring two cherubs supporting a decorative bowl on an ornate base.
  • Antique bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), stamped Cire Perdue, features two putti holding a dish atop an ornate pedestal—a fine example of 19th-century French bronze artistry.
  • Underside view of the Antique Bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), stamped Cire Perdue, showing its patinated surface, irregular quatrefoil base, and sculpted putti handles on each side.
  • Close-up of the antique bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), stamped Cire Perdue, showing textured details and engraved signature, a fine example of 19th-century French bronze artistry.
  • Antique Bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), stamped Cire Perdue—a 19th-century French sculpture with two cherubs holding an ornate, shell-patterned bowl atop a decorative base.
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Antique Bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” Auguste Moreau (1834-1917) Stamped Cire Perdue

Antique Bronze “Two Putti with a Dish” Auguste Moreau (1834-1917) Stamped Cire Perdue

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$875.00 USD
$875.00 USD
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This stunning antique bronze sculpture, titled “Two Putti with a Dish,” is signed “Aug Moreau” and attributed to the renowned French sculptor Auguste Moreau (1834-1917). The piece masterfully captures two cherubic putti supporting a large, intricately woven dish with raised handles. The dynamic composition brings a sense of playful movement, as the putti appear to interact with the dish they hold. Their finely detailed expressions and the naturalistic treatment of their forms reflect Moreau’s characteristic artistry.

The base is adorned with organic motifs, including foliage and playful animals, adding a touch of whimsy to the scene. The rich patina enhances the depth of the bronze, showcasing the remarkable craftsmanship. The sculpture bears the stamp “Cire Perdue,” indicating the lost-wax casting technique, known for its precision and durability.

This exceptional piece is both a decorative and collectible work of art, perfect for those who appreciate 19th-century French bronze sculpture and the charm of classical themes.
6h x 10w x 5d

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