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Nineteenth century French bronze of David slaying Goliath,

cast by Barbedienne after the original by Antonin Mercie,

Nineteenth century French bronze of David slaying Goliath,
Nineteenth century French bronze of David slaying Goliath,
Nineteenth century French bronze of David slaying Goliath,
Nineteenth century French bronze of David slaying Goliath,
Nineteenth century French bronze of David slaying Goliath,
Nineteenth century French bronze of David slaying Goliath,
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Nineteenth century French bronze of David slaying Goliath,

cast by Barbedienne after the original by Antonin Mercie,

the base signed 'A. Mercie' and 'F. Barbedienne, Fondeur'. Circa 1875

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Dimensions: 60.5cm (23¾") High, 31cm (12¼") Wide, 22cm (8¾") Deep
Stock code: nf0132
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