Description
- Rare pair of andirons
- France c. 1700-1720
- Bronze castings from the Louis XIV period, openwork in the form of lyre, mascarons and acanthus leaves
- Original gilding partly rubbed
- Height: 54 cm
Rare pair of andirons, France c. 1700-1720
€2,500.00
Bronze castings from the Louis XIV period, openwork in the form of lyre, mascarons and acanthus leaves.
Original gilding partly rubbed.
Height: 54 cm
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