BECK, ERNST u.a. 20th century, set of 6 boy figures. - photo 1
BECK, ERNST u.a. 20th century, set of 6 boy figures. - photo 2
BECK, ERNST u.a. 20th century, set of 6 boy figures. - photo 3
BECK, ERNST u.a. 20th century, set of 6 boy figures. - photo 4
BECK, ERNST u.a. 20th century, set of 6 boy figures. - photo 5

BECK, ERNST u.a. 20th century, set of 6 boy figures.

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€ 300
Auction dateClassic
17.12.2022 10:00UTC +02:00
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EPPLI Auktionshaus
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Germany, Stuttgart
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ID 883308
Lot 854 | BECK, ERNST u.a. 20th century, set of 6 boy figures.
BECK, ERNST and others, 20th century, mixed lot of 6 boy figures,
1. barefoot boy figure with basket and slouchy hat, bronze, brown patina with round plinth on black, square marble base, H: figure approx. 12 cm, H: total approx. 16.2 cm;
2. BECK, ERNST, boy with basket and wooden shoes, bronze, brown patina with rectangular plinth, signed/inscribed in the cast: "E. BECK", on a dark, round metal base, H: figure approx. 9 cm, H: total approx. 15 cm.
3. Smoking boy with basket, bronze, dark patina with rectangular plinth, signed/inscribed in the cast: "MORATH. FWB.", on a gray marble base, H: figure approx. 11.5 cm, H: total approx. 15.5 cm;
4. barefoot boy with cap and bottle in hand, bronze, with round plinth, bottom covered with felt, which is indistinctly inscribed, H: figure approx. 10.5 cm, H: total approx. 14.5 cm;
5. Shoemaker with cap, bronze, brown patina with round plinth, on marbled, round stone base, H: figure approx. 10.7 cm, H: total approx. 15 cm.
6. Small hunter with a gun, holding a shot partridge, standing on a stump, bronze, dark brown patina, on a black marble base, H: figure approx. 9 cm, H: total approx. 12.5 cm. Each traces of age.
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