Inkwell Bronze, Late 19th Century

Pretty inkwell Bronze late nineteenth time, consists of a tilting head opening onto a pen.This Scene Centennial illustrates a gentleman sitting on a single cart overturned, and installed around a Barrel. Chubby His face and his expression Laughing depicts some Rides Smile. His head is capped with a Tricorne revealing a Short and Soft hair.Man healthy is wearing an old uniform. It sports a shirt, a cardigan buttoned patterned and pretty frock coat, all accessorized with a scarf. Downstairs, he dresses a Marquis pants and feet are shod in small shoes.The topic that comes to us is obviously Jovial and Smiling. His head and his eyes are directed slightly to the right. It is with enthusiasm that seems to greet passers. This character Aimable suggests that it is well-known inhabitants. One could imagine that it is itinerant: Navigator Dealer or profession and that he would come to dock at the port. To the left we see a Candlestick and feet Cup, then to his right, a cart covered with a tablecloth. Cutlery are arranged on the rim of the drum Inkwell camped before him.This representation is based on a Black Marble, of rectangular shape, 2 cm thick.It is a beautiful Realism and fair Simplicity that has shaped this Bronze Artist. The apparent sympathy and good humor of this character Noble seduce her future owner.********Period: End nineteenth.Excellent condition.