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Queen Boadicea, a Large 19th Century Bronze Sculpture of the Celtic Warrior
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Queen Boadicea, a Large 19th Century Bronze Sculpture of the Celtic Warrior

19th century
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A large and highly decorative 19th century French bronze study of the British Celtic Iceni tribe, Queen Boadicea or Boudicca is portrayed standing, wearing a long flowing dress with her most impressive waist long wavy hair. She has one arm raised, holding a small sword in a victorious pose with her foot on a shield lost in battle from the Roman enemy. She was famous for rising with Celtic tribes to fight against the Romans, who had invaded and settled in Great Britain during this period. Often brutally treating the native Celts, including Boadicea herself, who was tortured after her husband King Prasutagus was killed in conflict with the Romans.

This fine bronze is beautifully sculptured and has fine detailing throughout with a most pleasing rich brown patina.

French, circa 1890.

Height 83cm x width 32cm x depth 32cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
83cm (32.68")
Width
32cm (12.60")
Depth
32cm (12.60")
Declaration

Robert Belcher Antiques has dated this Victorian Bronze Boadicea Statue to the 1890s.

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SA1194782
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Robert Belcher Antiques was established in 1984 and is a high-quality retailer of interesting, rare antiques and decorative objects. After forty years of shop keeping and maintaining beautiful showrooms, which have been regularly open six days a week, Robert and Wendy have now taken a slightly different approach to their business. Having sold their retail premises, the antique business is now fully online. The picture framing service has ceased to operate because of moving online.

You can contact Robert and Wendy by email or telephone to discuss items from their extensive catalogue of attractive pieces and make purchases. Customers can rest assured that the long-established dealership is continuing to run in an exceedingly professional way, selling genuine and high-quality items which are guaranteed to please the most discerning collector, decorator or homeowner.

All items will be personally hand packaged to a high standard. Small items are extensively wrapped using the best materials and are often double boxed. Items are then shipped with DHL or Royal Mail fully insured and often with next day delivery. Larger items would be personally delivered or sent with a specialist antique delivery firm, or for outside the U.K, a professional shipping company.

Please enjoy viewing their collection of rare and interesting pieces and have the assurance that Robert and Wendy will do their utmost to make sure your experience is exceptional, as has been recognised by many customers who have bought with confidence regularly over the years.

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Email: robertbelcherantiques@gmail.com

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Website: https://www.robertbelcherantiques.co.uk

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A large and highly decorative 19th century French bronze study of the British Celtic Iceni tribe, Queen Boadicea or Boudicca is portrayed standing, wearing a long flowing dress with her most impressive waist long wavy hair.
She has one arm raised, holding a small sword in a victorious pose with her foot on a shield lost in battle from the Roman enemy.
Robert Belcher Antiques

She was famous for rising with Celtic tribes to fight against the Romans, who had invaded and settled in Great Britain during this period. Often brutally treating the native Celts, including Boadicea herself, who was tortured after her husband King Prasutagus was killed in conflict with the Romans.

This fine bronze is beautifully sculptured and has fine detailing throughout with a most pleasing rich brown patina.

French, circa 1890.

Height 83cm x width 32cm x depth 32cm

Height
83cm (32.68")
Width
32cm (12.60")
Depth
32cm (12.60")
Date of Manufacture

Robert Belcher Antiques has dated this Victorian Bronze Boadicea Statue to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1194782
Robert Belcher Antiques
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Robert belcher antiques was established in 1984 and is a high quality retailer of interesting, rare antiques and decorative items.

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Archive I A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base.

Queen Boadicea, a Large 19th Century Bronze Sculpture of the Celtic Warrior

Archive II A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View II
Archive III A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View III
Archive IV A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View IV
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Archive X A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View X
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Archive XII A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View XII
Archive XIII A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View XIII
Archive XIV A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View XIV
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Archive XVI A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View XVI
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Archive XIX A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View XIX
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Archive XXI A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View XXI
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Archive XXIII A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View XXIII
Archive XXIV A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base. View XXIV
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Worcestershire
United Kingdom

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A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base.
Queen Boadicea, a large 19th century bronze sculpture of the Celtic Warrior
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A 19th-century dark patinated bronze sculpture depicting Queen Boadicea in draped robes raising a dagger in her right hand while standing on a rocky base.
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Victorian bronze sculptures from the 19th century often depicted historical, mythological, and allegorical figures driven by national romanticism and classical revivals. They are defined by fine detail, anatomical precision, dramatic poses, and multi-layered chemical patinas.

Most 19th-century bronze figures were cast using the lost-wax (cire perdue) process or sand casting methods. Molten bronze was poured into detailed moulds, hand-chased after cooling to refine surface texture, and finished with chemical patination.

Authentic pieces display heavy weight relative to size, subtle casting seams, refined hand-tooling on fine details, and natural patina wear along raised edges. Foundries and sculptors frequently stamped or incised signatures or foundry marks into the bronze base.

A bronze statue serves as a focal point on a mantelpiece, a dark wood sideboard, or within a library bookshelf. Pairing dark patinated metal with lighter walls, marble surfaces, or contemporary artwork creates a balanced contrast.

Dust bronze regularly with a soft, dry lint-free cloth or horsehair brush. To preserve the finish, apply a thin layer of neutral microcrystalline wax sparingly once a year and buff gently; never use liquid cleaners, abrasive polishes, or chemical solutions.
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