Handcrafted bronze sculpture SALE Classic Woman Nude Marble Elegant Nouveau Art

Handcrafted bronze sculpture SALE Classic Woman Nude Marble Elegant Nouveau Art

Marsoni

M251S

$199.50

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Handcrafted bronze sculpture SALE Classic Woman Nude Marble Elegant Nouveau ArtCondition: This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 22 1 2" x Width 8" Marble Dimensions: 8" X 6" Height without base: 21 1 2" Weight : 30 LBS Inventory : 17 X202110871 This amazing piece of a woman standing with an off the chest robe dress, she holds a small object on her right hand and the other hand is extended out a little. Her robe goes all the way down to the floor in the back and in the front it exposes

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006