Sale 12073
London
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23 September 2015
Price realised
GBP 2,000
Estimate
AN EMPIRE ORMOLU-MOUNTED BRONZE EWER CIRCA 1810, ATTRIBUTED TO ANDRE-ANTOINE RAVRIO The amphora body mounted with snakes and masks, the handle with griffin's mask terminal, on a Rouge-Griotte plinth, minor losses to mounts 15 in. (38 cm.) high
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