April 1, 2024
Antique Bronze Inkwell Dutch Peasant Woman with Baskets
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Increase traffic to your listing with Auctiva's FREE Scrolling Gallery.Questions? Phone or text 503 307 3889 any time.Description of item for sale:This antique inkwell is from Europe and dates to the early 1900's. It is made of solid bronze with several washes of paint. The figure is exceptionally well sculpted and very lifelike. The artist's signature or mark is on the back and is very viable; however we are not familiar with the artist. There is a ring on one of the glass cups that is missing and half of the yoke is also missing (see photos). Other than that this piece is in very good antique condition with only the a few small scratches. Dimensions : 9" wide, 7.5" tall, and 4" deep.Payment Alternatives : We accept PayPal for all transactions and you can pay by credit card through the PayPal system. If you would like to do a layaway with time payments please contact us: we can usually accommodate you with layaway schedules to fit your budget.Professional Shipping Services : We use top quality packing materials-new boxes and new or clean recycled Styrofoam peanuts and bubble wrap. We pack and ship promptly. We fully disclose shipping costs-we may not always be the cheapest, but you can count on your valuable purchase arriving quickly and undamaged.We welcome Local Inspections and Pickups : If you live in the area, you're welcome
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