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An Art Deco female figure

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A tall, elegant, bronzed spelter figure of a semi-nude, young woman holding up a glass globe. The globe is probably representative of a large exercise ball. The figure is mounted on a stepped black figured marble base. It is not signed but was most probably made in Austria in the early 1930s to a design by Joseph Lorenzl (1892-1950). More photos available.
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£795.00  UK
$995.26  USA
€957.74  EU
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Dimensions57cm tall Category Busts and Figures Date 1930s  1930s Antiques Material Spelter Origin Austrian Designer Joseph Lorenzl Condition Good Item code as160a332 / 1416 Status Sold

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