January 2, 2024
Antique Cold Painted Bergman Bronze Rug Praying Man
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Featuring a gorgeous Cold Painted Bronze by Bergman, made in Austria, I photographed lots of shots so you could see all parts of this beauty. I bought it with another bronze from a woman whose father brought it over from Europe over 60 years ago. The statue and rug look a little plain old dirty to me but I didn't know how to clean it safely, so I leave that up to you, the new owner. The rug measures 7 by 4 1/2 inches and the height is 8 1/4 inches tall. No problems of any kind no missing fingers, please look at the photos as they are a part of the description. Two major auction house want this, but I decided to put it on e bay and save you the 20 % add on fees. I am an antique collector, and additionally have shown this to several specialists, it is the real deal, see my perfect feedback and bid with confidence. Shipping is calculated by your location. I will double box this item for safe travel, and include delivery confirmation. I pack very well in order to preserve this treasure! Insurance is optional and extra, and highly recommended for this item. I do not ship to Italy because of the problems with their postal system I am sorry. Anyone outside of the continental US please e mail me for rates to your location.I also included the calculator for international by USPS, and if you want faster shipping through e mail I will get you
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