Sale 7900
London
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15 July 2010
Price realised
GBP 11,875
Estimate
A PAIR OF FRENCH ORMOLU AND MEISSEN PORCELAIN MODELS OF BISONS CIRCA 1745, THE MOUNTS CIRCA 1830 Modelled by J.J. Kändler , each with brown patches on their coats, with tree-stump supports below, on oval bases with flowers and foliage and scrolling ormolu foliate mounts, horns restored, one reduced and one tail restored, inscribed '578' to the underneath 12 cm. (4¾ in.) high (2)
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