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Antique Art Nouveau gilt bronze pocket emptier signed A. Pèche Draped woman Early 20th century 19x15x8 cm Rare and decorative

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• Details
  Sublime antique gilt bronze pocket emptier, typical of the Art Nouveau movement.
  This unique decorative piece depicts a woman elegantly draped in a flowing gown, her wavy hair seemingly flowing in the wind. The expressive modeling and sinuous lines perfectly embody the organic, feminine aesthetic of the early 20th century.
  
  Signed “A. Pèche,” this work pays homage to the sensual and poetic style of the period. It is made of solid bronze with gilding that has been lightly patinated by time, highlighting the finesse of the details.
  
  Dimensions:
  • Height: 8 cm
  • Length: 19 cm
  • Depth: 15 cm
  • Weight: 1320 g
  
  Condition: Good overall condition, with light wear consistent with age. Original patina retained. Authentic and highly decorative piece.
  
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