Vintage Angel Wall Hanging Home Decor Fontanini Simonetti Italy Winged Cherub & Violin w/ Bow Kitsch
A vintage resin Cherub made by Simonetti and signed on the back. This angel holds a brown violin that has a detachable bow. The angel is draped with a flowing pink/salmon colored cloth that winds around his or her privates and around the thigh area. The face has wonderful and fine features with pink lips and eyelids that are painted a turquoise blue. The bow fits into the handle the angel holds with one hand and will be shipped unattached so that it remains in its current good condition.
There is a hook on the back for hanging. The artist's signature in cursive (Simonetti) is on the back right side of the angel's drape. The embossed mark DEPOSE ITALY 366 and a pictorial hallmark are located on the left side of the back drape.
Measures 8 1/2" long x 5 1/2" wide. The cherub wall hanging is about 4" deep.
In nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks - all fingers and toes intact.
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