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Period: 1910s
Color:  Gold
Vienna Bergmann Bronze Lamp Arab Man with Carpet made circa 1910
Located in Vienna, AT
Stunning Bronze Figurine: Arab Man Standing in front of Carpet ( = Table Lamp) This finest Vienna Bronze shows a sculptured Arab Man's Figurine as well as it is a Table Lamp: The Arab Warrior is clad in typical garments (= long mantle...
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Austrian Other Vintage 1910s Sculptures

Materials

Bronze

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