*** BEING OFFERED IS THIS *** TRULY SPECTACULAR!!, *** XXX RARE!!, AND *** PREMIUM ANTIQUE QUALITY, *** PAUL TERESZCZUK AUSTRIAN "FINEST" BRONZE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURE OF A ELEGANT DANCING FIGURAL LADY IN ART NOUVEAU FASHION!! SHE SITS FIRMLY ATTACHED TO THE SOLID COLORFUL ONYX MARBLE TRAY BASE. THIS IS A EXTREMELY FINE AND IMPORTANT WORK OF AUSTRIAN FINEST BRONZE ART AND WAS MADE BY THE WORLD FAMOUS LISTED ARTIST / SCULPTOR ......*** PAUL TERESZCZUK....1895 - 1925. IT IS IN EXCELLENT - MINT - PREMIUM QUALITY USED AGED CONDITION WITH NO BREAKS OR STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO MENTION ( PLEASE VIEW MY PHOTO'S ). IT HAS NORMAL SURFACE WEAR AS SHOWN. IT IS PROPERLY SIGNED ON THE SOLID ANTIQUE BRONZE..... *** AUSTRIA AS SHOWN. *** PAUL TERESZCZUK AUSTRIAN BRONZE FINELY SCULPTURED MASTERPIECES LIKE THESE COMMAND INCREDIBLY HIGH PRICES IN TODAYS DECORATIVE BRONZE ARTS MARKET PLACE!! THE TOTAL HEIGHT OF THIS FABULOUS FINE BRONZE IS: 8 5/8 " HIGH, X 7 1/2 " WIDE ACROSS BASE. THE SOLID ONYX MARBLE BASE IS CONCAVE AND WAS NICELY GROUND FINE AND SMOOTH. IT WILL HOLD YOUR VALUABLES, COINS, JEWELRY, KEYS, IMPORTANT ITEMS, ETC....!! THE NICELY AGED PATINA IS ALL ORIGINAL AND SIMPLY FANTASTIC!! THIS LOVELY DANCING PAUL TERESZCZUK FINE AUSTRIAN BRONZE LADY ART STATUE DISPLAYS WITH TREMENDOUS NOSTALGIA AND ANTIQUE AUSTRIAN BRONZE ART NOUVEAU CHARM!! I'M CERTAIN THAT YOU WILL BE QUITE PLEASED TO OWN AND DISPLAY HER!! SHE IS VERY HEAVY, STRONG, SOLID, CLEAN, AND WELL MADE!! SHE IS BEING SOLD AS FOUND AND AS SHOWN. INVESTMENT QUALITY!!  GOOD LUCK!!    *** F.Y.I.   *** The sculptor Peter Tereszczuk was born in 1875 in the Ukrainian city Wybudow.  He created most of his works, which stylistically correspond to the Art Nouveau period, during 1895 and 1925 in Vienna where he also spent most of his life time. 

Tereszczuk mainly created bronze sculptures, sometimes with very delicate ivory elements and small figural art works like inkwells or other desktop items.  He is a typical Art Nouveau and later Art Déco artist.

Peter Tereszczuk 
Austrian, 1875-1963.