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Lot 132:
Sold for: $150
Description
A pair of molded plaster Neoclassical style wall corbels or brackets. Each corbel features a high-relief female mask positioned below a flat, molded top shelf. The figures are decorated with abundant botanical swags composed of grapevines, leaf clusters, and various fruits. One mask features a prominent crescent moon motif at the forehead, a classical attribute associated with the goddess Diana or Selene. The reverse of each bracket is flat with a recessed central section and two pre-drilled mounting holes at the upper corners. 14″ H x 9″ W x 6″ D.
Location: 11C
Condition report:
Both corbels show scattered small chips to the delicate high-relief edges, notably on the nose of one figure and several grape clusters. There is visible surface soil accumulation within the crevices and recesses. Minor yellowed staining and surface discoloration are present.
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