Bronze/Brass Figurine

[BuckleBoy]

Any help is appreciated on this one. Obviously part of something else, but what? The hole in the figure's head is threaded. The ones in his feet are not. None of the holes are very deep.

Regards,


Buckles

 

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[koolaidsmile]

I think it might be part of a really old lamp

Kathy (koolaidsmile) :-)

 

[Breezie]

Hey Buckles, Your statue appears to be from either a Victorian brass Figural Clock (probably French) or either a Victorian brass Figural candelabra. More than likely yours was on a candelabra since he has a hole in his head as well as his feet. The Vic. figures were dressed in an array of clothing or the lack there of .. .meaning some were cherubs. GOOGLE 'Victorian Figural Clocks' and then 'Figural Candelabra' and you'll see lots of examples; hopefully we can find your little guy. GREAT find! Breezie

 

[austin]

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