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Cast iron garden urn signed J.J. Ducel (Reference 9417)

Large cast iron garden urn with a floral decor signed J.J.Ducel from the 19th century. The opening of the vase is surrounded by a classical frieze of pearls and cartouches. On either side a grotesque mask of a bearded faun supports garlands of roses that circle the urn. The handles are women terms holding a bouquet of roses. The urns rests on a twisted base adorned with gadroons set on a square.

Origin

France 19th century

Dimensions

Width Height
4' 4'' ⅜
133cm
3' 4'' ⅛
102cm

Additional information

Jean-Jacques Ducel, copper and cast iron founder in Paris was awarded a medal in the exhibit of 1844 for his vases, urns, cast iron bas-reliefs, torches and religious artefacts. His work was also rewarded an honorable mention in 1851 and a 1rst class medal in 1855. The foundry in Pocé-sur-Cisse, which J.J. Ducel owned was one of the largest artistic foundry in France until his death in 1877.

Condition

One handle is missing, the rest is in good condition.

Stock venue

Warehouse in Saint Ouen