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Spelter Figure of a Woman 'Dignite' by Charles Perron C.1910
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Spelter Figure of a Woman 'Dignite' by Charles Perron C.1910

1900 - 1920
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Patinated spelter figure of a woman titled 'Dignite' (Dignity) by the French sculptor Charles Théodore Perron (1862-1934) c.1910. A copy of the large stone original produced in 1906 which stood on the Avenue de la République in the Southern Paris commune of Montrouge. A full length figure of a woman dressed in modest clothing but with some notable allegorical detail. The olive branch of peace in her right hand, a large sword in its scabbard hangs on her left hip, on her head is a crown of laurel leaves signifying victory and crushed below her bare feet is the armoured gauntlet of a warrior. Titled 'Dignite' on the front of the base and signed by Perron in the cast at the side. Very well cast in spelter with an good bronze patinated finish. Excellent condition.

Width: 7.5" (19 cm)

Height: 25.5" (65 cm)

Depth: 7.5" (19 cm)

Physical Dimensions
Height
65cm (25.59")
Width
19cm (7.48")
Depth
19cm (7.48")
Declaration

Collinge Antiques has dated this Antique Spelter Female Sculpture to the 1910s.

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SA1220218
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38487
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Description
Patinated spelter figure of a woman titled 'Dignite' (Dignity) by the French sculptor Charles Théodore Perron (1862-1934) c.1910.
A copy of the large stone original produced in 1906 which stood on the Avenue de la République in the Southern Paris commune of Montrouge.
Collinge Antiques

A full length figure of a woman dressed in modest clothing but with some notable allegorical detail. The olive branch of peace in her right hand, a large sword in its scabbard hangs on her left hip, on her head is a crown of laurel leaves signifying victory and crushed below her bare feet is the armoured gauntlet of a warrior. Titled 'Dignite' on the front of the base and signed by Perron in the cast at the side. Very well cast in spelter with an good bronze patinated finish. Excellent condition.

Width: 7.5" (19 cm)

Height: 25.5" (65 cm)

Depth: 7.5" (19 cm)

Height
65cm (25.59")
Width
19cm (7.48")
Depth
19cm (7.48")
Date of Manufacture

Collinge Antiques has dated this Antique Spelter Female Sculpture to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1220218
Dealers Internal Ref
38487
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A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base.
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Archive I A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base.

Spelter Figure of a Woman 'Dignite' by Charles Perron c.1910

Archive II A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View II
Archive III A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View III
Archive IV A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View IV
Archive V A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View V
Archive VI A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View VI
Archive VII A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View VII
Archive VIII A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View VIII
Archive IX A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View IX
Archive X A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View X
Archive XI A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View XI
Archive XII A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View XII
Archive XIII A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View XIII
Archive XIV A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View XIV
Archive XV A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base. View XV
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A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base.
Spelter Figure of a Woman 'Dignite' by Charles Perron c.1910
Ref: SA1220218
A patinated spelter statue of a standing female figure titled Dignite holding a sword and foliage branch, mounted on an integral square base.
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Spelter, known in France as regule, gained widespread popularity during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as an accessible medium for decorative sculptures. French sculptors frequently produced allegorical figures representing concepts such as dignity, justice, or industry, designed to emulate solid bronze works for domestic interiors.

Spelter is a zinc-based alloy, often combined with small amounts of lead or copper to facilitate fluid casting into complex moulds. Once cast, the figures were finished with chemical patination, bronzing powder, or lacquer to give the appearance of patinated bronze.

Authentic pieces typically display cast artist signatures near the base, along with titled integral plinths. Spelter is lighter than solid bronze, non-magnetic, and displays a greyish-white metal colour where the outer patination has worn away.

Figurative metal statues function effectively as focal points on a fireplace mantelpiece, console table, or within an open bookshelf arrangement. Positioning the piece alongside neutral textures or polished wood surfaces highlights the metallic finish and sculptural silhouette.

Dust the surface regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth or a natural bristle brush. Avoid water, harsh chemical cleaners, or abrasive polishes, as these can strip the original hand-applied patina; a light application of clear microcrystalline wax can be used to protect the finish.
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