Early 20th.C Spelter Figure “Le Colporteur” On Ebonised Base
Early 20th.C Spelter Figure “Le Colporteur” On Ebonised Base
Early 20th.C Spelter Figure “Le Colporteur” On Ebonised Base
Early 20th.C Spelter Figure “Le Colporteur” On Ebonised Base
Early 20th.C Spelter Figure “Le Colporteur” On Ebonised Base
Early 20th.C Spelter Figure “Le Colporteur” On Ebonised Base
Early 20th.C Spelter Figure “Le Colporteur” On Ebonised Base
Early 20th.C Spelter Figure “Le Colporteur” On Ebonised Base
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Early 20th.C Spelter Figure “Le Colporteur” On Ebonised Base

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Charming early 20th-century French desk figure of a street vendor or newsboy, titled LE COLPORTEUR on the plinth. Cast in spelter with a deep black patina and mounted on a turned ebonised base, he calls out with satchel in hand—pure Parisian street-life energy. The base edge bears a cast MADE IN FRANCE mark, and the underside shows the original fixing nut. A characterful accent for a library, mantel, or “old money” study, and perfect for dark-academia shelving and cabinet-of-curiosities displays.

Condition is good and decorative with age-consistent wear: scattered patina speckling and rubbing to high points, a couple of tiny nicks to the figure and light edge wear to the base. Structurally sound and displays beautifully.