Good condition, scratches throughout.
10.5″W x 7″D x 9″H
Antique Bronze Arc de Triomphe Sculpture
$1,295.00
Antique bronze sculpture of the famed Paris monument, the Arc de Triomphe. Dated to the late 1800s and aged to a gorgeous dark green patina, this intricate cast sculpture boasts a lift top lid to reveal a secret compartment box on the interior of the sculpture.
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