French Art Nouveau period "God's Hand Holding Flowers" sculpture Bronze Silver Wax seal
In the European market, Wax seals shaped like hands command high prices. This is because hands have special theological connotations for Christian culture. Therefore, there are many sellers who are willing to collect them or unwilling to part with them. Therefore, This will make it more difficult to receive relevant works and the price will be more expensive.
"Hand" represents strength, just like the hand of God symbolizing creation, power, care, mercy and modification. The most representative work of art is Michelangelo's Creation, where God's hand touches Adam's hand, representing the creation of mankind.
This seal is a sculptural work. It has a certain weight when it is formed in one piece. It is also suitable for use as a paperweight. It is not magnetic and has no sterling silver mark, so it should be Bronze Silver copper, but there is no place where the Silver is removed, and there are only engraved concavities on it. At the groove, there are traces of Silver turning black and oxidizing. The entire curve of the hand is very well carved, even the nails are carved. The letters of the seal should be the BR fusion font in Goethe's font. This is a great work of art. worth collecting.
Weight: 154g
Size: 10.5cm
Seal letter: BR
Year: around 1890
*Will come with display box storage as shown in the picture
The condition is good, but old pieces inevitably have traces of handcraft history, so buy only if you can accept it.
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- Weight: 154g Size: 10.5cm Seal letter: BR Year: around 1890
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