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19th-Century Victorian Centerpiece by Elkington, England, circa 1858
By Elkington & Co.
Located in Paris, FR
This finely cast silver-plated bronze piece depicts a majestic stag standing on a rocky base, gazing at two large, intertwined palm trees, topped with a crystal tray. It is marked on...
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19th Century English Victorian Antique Elkington & Co. Animal Sculptures

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Silver Plate

19th-Century Victorian Centerpiece by Elkington, England, circa 1858
19th-Century Victorian Centerpiece by Elkington, England, circa 1858

19th-Century Victorian Centerpiece by Elkington, England, circa 1858

$3,395
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Elkington & Co. animal sculptures for sale on 1stDibs.

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