$650
Pair of Bronze Marly Horse Sculptures (the 1735 Originals by Guillaume Coustou Mark the Entrance to the Champs-Elysée in Paris), Each Depicting a Young Man Attempting to Quiet a Rearing Horse: a) Measures 14 Inches Long by 15 Inches High and Both The Boy and The Rearing Horse are only Loosely Attached to the Base. Both Reins are Detached from the Halter and the Screw that Attaches the Boy to the Saddle Cloth is Missing; and b) Measures 12 ½ Inches Wide by 15 Inches High with Some Minor Discoloration to the Patina and the Rein is Detached on the Right Side of the Bridle. Some Minor Scratches. Sold as is. We Will Not Ship Nor Pack This Item. Please Contact a Third Party Shipping Company To Make Arrangements To Have This Item Shipped To You. We Will Be Happy To Provide You With a List of Local Shipping Companies at Your Request. (700/900)
Auctioneer:
Auction Gallery of the Palm Beaches
Date:
2007-01-22
