After Emile Bruchon (1806-1895); ‘L’Amour Vainquer’ & ‘L’Amour Vagabond’; An Attractive Pair of French Spelter & Marble Table Lamps Modelled as Winged Cherubs c.1915 sub-Art & Sculpture away from town influences

away from town influences

Of large proportions

commensurate with age has a few areas chipping though this is of course part of the appeal

The condition of the doll is generally in original order

These armorial bearings denote the marshalling of a marital coat showing on the dexter (the heraldic right on the left as you view the piece) the arms of the husband and on the sinister (the heraldic left on the right as you view it) the arms of the wife

After Emile Bruchon (1806-1895); ‘L’Amour Vainquer’ & ‘L’Amour Vagabond’; An Attractive Pair of French Spelter & Marble Table Lamps Modelled as Winged Cherubs c.1915 sub-Art & Sculpture away from town influencesOrigin: French Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 Heights: 19 Depth: 11 The Bases: 5 each The well cast opposing pair of patinated spelter figural lamps, both with open wings, holding a flame glass shade, the other hand grasping a bow, one standing on a sphere with banding featuring zodiac signs with plaque reading 'L'amour Vagabond Par Bruchon', the other standing on a wheel with moulded butterfly wings with plaque reading 'L'amour