Giambologna Ebonised and exceptional state of preservation

and exceptional state of preservation – qualities rarely matched in modern reproductions or later period pieces

Examples of similar country lamps can be found in notable collections

Its rarity and distinguished connection to renowned marble merchant Francesco Sibilio enhance its desirability for collectors of nineteenth-century accent tables

Comparable pieces can be found in renowned collections such as the Rijksmuseum

refined colour palette

Giambologna Ebonised and exceptional state of preservationGiambologna A distinguished example of the early nineteenth century classical revival, this elegant bronze sculpture of the Cesarini Venus, after Giambologna, epitomises the refined taste of the Grand Tour era. The piece combines Renaissance inspiration with the sophisticated craftsmanship admired by collectors during this period. Origin: Italy Date: Circa 1830 Material: Bronze Dimensions: Height: 35 cm (13. 75 in); Height on Stand: 46 cm (18 in);