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This exquisite bronze-patinated spelter sculpture titled 'Boy Playing Flute' captures the essence of youthful joy and musicality. Standing at 60 cm tall, this piece is a delightful addition to any collection or decor. The intricate details of the boy's expression and posture showcase the craftsmanship involved, making it a standout piece for art lovers and collectors alike. In excellent condition, this sculpture is ready to grace your home or office space.Category: Collectables & Unique Items;DécorCondition: ExcellentWidth: 35 cmDepth: 20 cmHeight: 60 cm

Bronze-Patinated Spelter Sculpture 'Boy Playing Flute'

SKU: 2125
$1,860.00Price

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