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Posted 2 years ago
motherduck
(4 items)
does anyone have any idea who made this awesome bronze?
It has been in my family for at least 80 years and I can not find anything anywhere...
as you can see the heavy marble base can be unscrewed and the statue comes off allowing me to scan the feet which have some sort of markings.
the artists name appears to be either P. K. LOSE or P. K. IOSE.
As far as I know the origins are eastern European most likely German or Hungarian.
It stands almost 8 inches high and it is very detailed.
thank you for looking!
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