Gold And White Urn Ram Head

heads, terminated by ram's feet and elevated by a marble base having a chased mascaron in its center and

Pair of Louis XVI Style Gilt Bronze and White Marble Urns, late 19th century, each with applied

A large pair of Louis XVI-style covered urns, or cassolettes, crafted of pink-white marble and gilt

porcelain, circa 1870 in date. With ecorative ormolu ram head handles and ormolu lids. The porcelain

bronze motifs are Rams’ heads, beribboned garlands of flowers with a central drape, linear beading, and

collars at the equator bind porcelain to bronze with architectural clarity, while opposed ram’s-head masks

porcelain, circa 1870 in date. With decorative ormolu ram head handles and ormolu lids. The porcelain

embellishments. A central urn is at the center base. Rams heads decorate the sides of the urn. The clock face is

pineapple finials, the bodies with rams head handle mounts. The Bleu Celeste-ground porcelain bodies painted

rams' heads and topped with a gilt bronze urn surmount. It is supported by two gilt bronze putti with

surmounted by ram's heads on hoof feet, circa 1890. Wonderfully elegant focal piece!

reversible lid turning into a candlestick, is raised on three legs and topped with ram's heads, ending in

center at the top flanked on either side by stylized ram's heads and a pommes de pin finial. Additionally

certain rose-gold hue, particularly to one urn. The casting quality is excellent throughout, each pedestal

three foliate outswept arms spreading from a marble fruiting finial urn with Ram Heads above tall

white palette. The vases with long neck are embellished in the center with gold leaf ram head handles

in a faux alabaster finish and also feature faux gold ormolu motifs of ram's heads. Please note of