A Fine Pair of French Empire Bronze Perfume Burners c.1810 sub-Decorative Objects Late in the evening on

Late in the evening on the day of the battle of Waterloo (Sunday

but also some were in a bird's-eye perspective

pendentive or coffered ceilings and Greek key friezes

finely incised with pigmented engraving in five sections depicting a standing couple

Perfect for telling stories on the porch with a bottle of Jack and two grandkids in your lap

A Fine Pair of French Empire Bronze Perfume Burners c.1810 sub-Decorative Objects Late in the evening onOrigin: French Period: Empire Provenance: The Collection of Lady Lanesborough; Swithland Hall, Leicestershire, UK Date: c. 1810 20 Base Diameter: 2. 5 inches Height: 4. 25 inches (each) The pair of Empire perfume burners fashioned in the classical style in bronze having pierced domed covers with foliate gilt metal covers of flowing fruits and vines surviving from Empire period France The condition of the burners is very good. The gilding is retained