Rare Italian Art Deco Spelter + Alabaster Figurine Catchall/Ashtray #O1815
8.5”H x 9.5”W x 9.5”D
Rare Italian Art Deco spelter + alabaster figurine catchall/ashtray attributed to J.B. Hirsch, circa 1920s. Unmarked. Felted base for protection. Cold-painted spelter figure of a hooded woman in a crimson gown, standing on a circular white alabaster base. Paint chipping to figurine with cracking to rim of base - See photos for condition details.
All Chamonix products are vintage and/or antique. Our products are worn in nature and may contain imperfections, and/or signs of wear which gives each item its one-of-a-kind appeal and therefore cannot be considered defective. Condition varies, items are priced accordingly.
8.5”H x 9.5”W x 9.5”D
Rare Italian Art Deco spelter + alabaster figurine catchall/ashtray attributed to J.B. Hirsch, circa 1920s. Unmarked. Felted base for protection. Cold-painted spelter figure of a hooded woman in a crimson gown, standing on a circular white alabaster base. Paint chipping to figurine with cracking to rim of base - See photos for condition details.
All Chamonix products are vintage and/or antique. Our products are worn in nature and may contain imperfections, and/or signs of wear which gives each item its one-of-a-kind appeal and therefore cannot be considered defective. Condition varies, items are priced accordingly.
Original: $275.00
-65%$275.00
$96.25Description
8.5”H x 9.5”W x 9.5”D
Rare Italian Art Deco spelter + alabaster figurine catchall/ashtray attributed to J.B. Hirsch, circa 1920s. Unmarked. Felted base for protection. Cold-painted spelter figure of a hooded woman in a crimson gown, standing on a circular white alabaster base. Paint chipping to figurine with cracking to rim of base - See photos for condition details.
All Chamonix products are vintage and/or antique. Our products are worn in nature and may contain imperfections, and/or signs of wear which gives each item its one-of-a-kind appeal and therefore cannot be considered defective. Condition varies, items are priced accordingly.
