Style Neo-Renaissance / Ref.11559
A pair of antique vases made out of cast iron with dragons and a mythological decoration after the bronze model by Claude Ballin for the Chateau de Versailles
Dimensions:
Width: 28'' ⅜ 72cm
Height: 31'' ⅛ 79cm
Origin:
France, 19th century
Status:
Aged patina.
This beautiful pair of antique vases was made out of cast iron in the 19th century after a model created for the Versailles Palace by Claude Ballin. The original vase, made out of bronze and exposed on the Parterre du Midi at the Versailles Palace , was a successful model, widely relayed by the many engravings that circulated.
This gadrooned vase is decorated with scenes from Ovid's "Metamorphoses": Apollo fighting the Python snake (here represented as a dragon, which also explains the presence of dragons to figure the handles of this vase).
Recommended for you :
Dimensions:
Width: 59
Height: 44
Depth: 32
Dimensions:
Width: 99
Height: 167
Dimensions:
Width: 98
Height: 34
Depth: 33
Dimensions:
Height: 73
Diameter: 73
Dimensions:
Width: 72
Height: 158
Depth: 54
Dimensions:
Height: 68
Diameter: 55
Dimensions:
Height: 113
Diameter: 55
Dimensions:
Height: 78
Diameter: 43
Dimensions:
Width: 294
Height: 308
Depth: 24
Dimensions:
Width: 110
Height: 210
Depth: 110
