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This 19th century bronze vase by Antoine Bofill of Barcelona weights in at 12 lbs, 6" tall and 5" wide. It is of "a boy laying on a leaf" It has a signature scribe on it and is in very good condition. It was made somewhere in the early 30's.
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Very nice! Thank you for sharing it!
:) Thank you.
Question.....................how can it be a 19th century piece if it was made in the 1930's ? Maybe I reading something that ain't there......
Yeah I guess the 1930's is not 19th century.?
very very very beautiful:)
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I love it!!!
If it was made in the 1930s it would be the 20th century is what Pop_abides is saying.. it would have to made in the 1800s for it to be 19 century..it is a beautiful thing, thanks for sharing!...:-)
Ok so its not 19th century item. It's 20th century. Happy?