Pair 18thc Putti prints after Francesco Bartolozzi

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Pair of 18thc prints depicting putti, after Francesco Bartolozzi. In ebonized frames with gilded borders and painted glass oval mounts.Owners label verso and the stamp of Scotney carver and gilder Stamford.

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DimensionsApprox. overall size 14.5" high x 12.25" wide. Sight size 9.5" high x 7.25" wide. Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art Date 18thc  18th Century Antiques Artist Francesco Bartolozzi Condition Foxing and age related stains. Some loses to the gilded borders of the frames. Item code as208a1125 / M Status Sold

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Item Code as208a1125 / M

 

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