French Bronze Venus De Milo by F. Barbedienne, c.1880 18th Century Helen of Troy described him

Helen of Troy described him as

The portrait is illegibly signed to the bottom right

000 outside

The silver is not hallmarked (as is often the case with scent bottles of this age)

The frame has many historic repairs evident

French Bronze Venus De Milo by F. Barbedienne, c.1880 18th Century Helen of Troy described himA late 19th century French bronze of Venus De Milo, cast by the Barbedienne Foundry. Signed to base. Complete with the Collas reduction mechanique pastille mark. The Barbedienne Foundry, established by Ferdinand Barbedienne and Achille Collas in Paris (1838 1839), was a renowned 19th century French bronze workshop famous for its high quality, scaled reproductions of classical sculptures. Very good condition throughout with great colour. Dimensions