SILVER BRONZE SCULPTURE THE OSSELETS PLAYER WILD REDUCTION 19TH H3647 The little ossicle player: silver bronze sculpture of a young girl dressed in a chiton, playing with bones. On the base we find the inscription Brothers reduction Sauvage, Susse Frères founder.This is a reproduction of which the original in marble is kept at the Berlin MuseumSignalons for the most picky of micro-scratches. As we can see in the photos some traces and stains visible. Vert-de-gris to report. The bone is not fixed but turns on its axis.The company Susse frères was created in 1758, in Paris, originally a stationery business, it has earned its acclaim in the art foundry. Today it is the oldest art foundry in France still in activity under the Susse Fondeur brand. In 1847, they use the Collas-Sauvage reduction process which allows the realization of small furnishing bronzes, reproducing famous works The photos are an integral part of the description Dimensions: Height: 21cm Width: 14cm Length: 19cm D: 810 763 I remain at your disposal for all questions.