Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
1.5″W x 1.5″D x 3″H
UNOAERRE Sterling French Soldier Figurine
$150.00
Cast in sterling, this figurine by UnoAErre Italia depicts a highly detailed rendering of a French soldier from the Napoleonic era. The soldier, regally dressed with a tall, feathered cap, holds a bannered bugle in his hand, a sheathed sword jutting from his hip. A collector’s item, this delicate little figurine is stamped with a maker’s mark along the back of its rectangular base.
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