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Water Nymph in Fishing Net. Decorative Mask, Wall Art, Wall Hanging. Resin, Paverpol. Vintage, 1990
Camden, London
£15
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Description
Water Nymph in Fishing Net. Vintage Decorative Mask, Wall Art, Wall Hanging. Resin, Paverpol.
Spain circa 1990.
A vintage handmade decorative mask of a Water Nymph shrouded in a fishing net, purchased by my parents in Spain circa 1990.
In excellent condition.
The mask is made of resin and is coated in a metallic black paint.
The netting (possibly a real fishing net?), is painted black with metallic highlights and is coated with a hardener, such as paverpol.
Height: 50cm
Width: 29cm
There are some remnants of dust on the piece – this is because I have given it only a very gentle dusting (see photos).
Please examine the photos as they form part of the description.
Due to the size and fragility of this piece, I would recommend buyer collection if you are local to London N19 5EQ. However, I could discuss delivery options with you if you live further away.
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I am clearing the family home after my mum passed away last year.
The majority of the items I have listed on my page belonged to my mum and dad.
The condition of the items that I am selling are either: Used Like New/Good, or they are Brand New Wrapped/Boxed.
If you have questions, I am happy to answer them, but please be kind. I'm going through a lot right now. I am a private seller, not a business.
Kindly note that this item is also listed on other platforms and will be removed if sold elsewhere.
Please consider viewing my other listings.
Thank you for your interest.
Posted: 36 days ago
Ad ID: 1500658670
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