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LATE 19TH CENTURY, SPURIOUS IRON-RED ANCHOR AND DAGGER MARK TO THE FIRST, BOTH PROBABLY SAMSON
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TWO CONTINENTAL FIGURE GROUPS EMBLEMATIC OF FALL AND WINTER
Late 19th century, spurious iron-red anchor and dagger mark to the first, both probably Samson
Each modelled in the Bow style with a putto seated and holding grapes atop a goat, another putto at the flower-encrusted base holding a flaming pot, the first with tall rocaille-moulded feet enriched in puce and blue, the second with gilt enriched base, Doheny Collection no. 27
9½in. (24cm.) high, the taller (2)
Late 19th century, spurious iron-red anchor and dagger mark to the first, both probably Samson
Each modelled in the Bow style with a putto seated and holding grapes atop a goat, another putto at the flower-encrusted base holding a flaming pot, the first with tall rocaille-moulded feet enriched in puce and blue, the second with gilt enriched base, Doheny Collection no. 27
9½in. (24cm.) high, the taller (2)
Provenance
With H.B. Crouch Co., Los Angeles, 9 August 1939