Description

Pair of late C19th/early C20th French ormolu-mounted marble vases of Louis XVI design.
Smart pair of marble vases with high quality ormolu gilt-bronze mounts . Peach hued stone with twin-handle mounts and fixed 'lid' tops surmounted with a berry finial . Raised on square block vases with a laurel wreath-type ring mount,concave corners and a turned socle supporting the tapered bodies with a feather design mount .
In excellent condition , with no breaks , repairs or damage .
Smart pair of vases for a mantelpiece or cabinet to bring an opulent air to an interior scheme.
H 18"
W 5.5"
D 5.5"
France c.1900
Established in the Cathedral City of Worcester for over 40 years ,M.Lees&Sons , run by Michael Lees ,have been dealing with public and trade from show-rooms in an early Georgian town-house. We aim to provide a straight-forward approach to our business and build lasting relationships with our customers. As members of the 'London and Provincial Antique Dealers Association' , we provide full descriptive details , date ,authenticity and any available provenance ,with full disclosure of any restoration or repair which may have taken place .
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Past projects have included advising clients on forming and disposing of collections , furnishing period properties , hotel and commercial projects , also a shoot-room and lodge .
All goods are available to view and owned by M.Lees&Sons .
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Located in the centre of Worcester in the shadow of the Cathedral with easy parking nearby. Exit Junction 7 M5 and follow the signs for Worcester Porcelain Museum . Our premises are located 100 metres from the Museum and 50 metres from Pay&Display car-park in nearby King St.
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