Brass Chariot with Gladiator and Horses on a Brass Base

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Posted by Cheryl Colletti
15 years ago
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Description Brass chariot with gladiator and two horses on a brass base. Solid Brass. Item is more than 50 years old. From England. Exact age of item not known.
Category General Antiques and Collectibles
Medium Brass
Distinguishing marks No markings
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item Base is 9 x 12 inches
Date Period Pre 1950s
History Acquired from Exeter, County Devon, England
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Submitted by CMC

Hi Cheryl I have the exact same horses with chariot. I have been searching the Net for it and to get value for it . After hours of searching I came across yours. Did you manage to find out more about it or get a valuation ? Regards Craig

Submitted by Lovejoy

These tend to be generic pieces designed after original works by well know sculptors, the originals would have been bronze and marked with a foundry stamp, the Artist's signature and in some cases and edition number , EG. "34/250". Unmarked examples often sell for under $125.00 atauction.
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