Large ceramic figurine "Bienfaisance". Emile Muller & Co., Ivry, Paris.

Large ceramic figurine "Bienfaisance"Emile Muller & Co., Ivry, Paris..Large ceramic figurine "Bienfaisance"Emile Muller & Co., Ivry, Paris.Manufacturer’s mark, stamped “Reproduction interdit,” incised signature “E. Delaplanche,” “E. Muller.” Circa 1900. Model No. N° 9 B.E.L..(1836 Paris – 1891 Paris)Design: Eugène Delaplanche(1836 Paris – 1891 Paris)Manufacturer’s mark, stamped “Reproduction interdit,” incised signature “E. Delaplanche,” “E. Muller.” Circa 1900. Model No. N° 9 B.E.L..Light-colored shard, white glazed and painted in color. Height approx. 71 cm. 19.6 kg.Base shows chips; the area around the boy’s left foot has a burn mark.Female figure as an allegory of charity (“Bienfaisance”) wearing a long robe, a headscarf, and a shawl; she holds an infant in her left arm, her right hand gently touches a young boy, and her large shawl protectively envelops all three figures; on a square pedestal with a tree.Base shows chips; the area around the boy’s left foot has a burn mark.Provenance: Peter Kaus museum estate.For this lot, we recommend personal pickup, fine art transport, or shipping via ThePackengers.*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

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