Antique Egg Sculpture

Name: Antique Egg Sculpture
Brand: MANDALAY INTERIORISMO
SKU: cmmv670b3004304jpgkuqndag
Availability: InStock

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Description

Decorative eggs made of bronze and porcelain, featuring a textured finish. Each egg rests on a circular base with ornamental details. The lid of each egg is adorned with a figure of a bird on a branch, adding a distinctive touch. The eggs exhibit an elegant design and are ideal for interior decoration.

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Suggested uses

Decorative element

Centerpiece in a living room

Accessory on a shelf

Gift for collectors

Material: Bronze, Porcelain
Condition: Original, good condition
Dimensions: 38 cm × 17 cm
Listed on: 17 March 2026

Sold by

Mandalay Interiorismo✓Verified

Madrid, Spain

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