After Emile Bruchon (1806-1895); ‘L’Amour Vainquer’ & ‘L’Amour Vagabond’; An Attractive Pair of French Spelter & Marble Table Lamps Modelled as Winged Cherubs c.1915 sub-Religion & Relics It has a wonderful colour

It has a wonderful colour and deep patination to its walnut frame and has probably seen things in 17thC Spain that you or I would not dare dream of

his best friend was his pet spider Harry who lived on his back

Fred was an admirer of Great British Art and saw the fairground as a huge canvas to create his bold statements of form and colour

and the Expressionism and Surrealism movements

the dish is in near perfect order

After Emile Bruchon (1806-1895); ‘L’Amour Vainquer’ & ‘L’Amour Vagabond’; An Attractive Pair of French Spelter & Marble Table Lamps Modelled as Winged Cherubs c.1915 sub-Religion & Relics It has a wonderful colourOrigin: French Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 Heights: 19 Depth: 11 The Bases: 5 each The well cast opposing pair of patinated spelter figural lamps, both with open wings, holding a flame glass shade, the other hand grasping a bow, one standing on a sphere with banding featuring zodiac signs with plaque reading 'L'amour Vagabond Par Bruchon', the other standing on a wheel with moulded butterfly wings with plaque reading 'L'amour