Double inkwell in gilt bronze and green patinated bronze, Louis XVI style, 19th century

Magnificent double inkwell in gilt and patinated bronze, representing a Cupid playing the drum. This charming subject is placed on an oblong base decorated with delicate laurel garlands, a symbol of elegance and refinement. The base rests gracefully on claw feet, typical of the neoclassical inspiration of the Louis XVI style.

This desk object, dating from the 19th century, demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship, combining fine details and rich materials.

Ideal for completing a collection or enhancing a refined interior.

France 19th century

Height 16 cm.

Length 21 cm.

Depth 9.5 cm.

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Double inkwell in gilt bronze and green patinated bronze, Louis XVI style, 19th century

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