After Emile Bruchon (1806-1895); ‘L’Amour Vainquer’ & ‘L’Amour Vagabond’; An Attractive Pair of French Spelter & Marble Table Lamps Modelled as Winged Cherubs c.1915 sub-Religion & Relics The hugely decorative group of

The hugely decorative group of four panels

the work signed lower right E

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After Emile Bruchon (1806-1895); ‘L’Amour Vainquer’ & ‘L’Amour Vagabond’; An Attractive Pair of French Spelter & Marble Table Lamps Modelled as Winged Cherubs c.1915 sub-Religion & Relics The hugely decorative group ofOrigin: French Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 Heights: 19 Depth: 11 The Bases: 5 each The well cast opposing pair of patinated spelter figural lamps, both with open wings, holding a flame glass shade, the other hand grasping a bow, one standing on a sphere with banding featuring zodiac signs with plaque reading 'L'amour Vagabond Par Bruchon', the other standing on a wheel with moulded butterfly wings with plaque reading 'L'amour