Superb spelter statue of a Paris firefighter, dating from the Third Republic, representing the courage and action of these true fire heroes. The firefighter, firmly holding a hose in his hand, is admirably placed on a rooftop, specifically on a skylight, in a determined posture to extinguish a fire.

This spelter statue presents a beautiful medal patina and is the work of the talented German sculptor Henry Weïsse, active in the 19th and 20th centuries. The artist's signature is visible on the base of the sculpture.

Dating from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this piece bears witness to an era when firefighters were considered true heroes serving the community.

The statue rests elegantly on a circular wooden base, accentuating its majestic appearance, while the green marble pedestal gives it an imposing presence.

This 'Soldier of Fire' is a faithfully crafted work of art, full of authenticity and testifying to the dedication of firefighters who risk their lives to save others. An inscription marked on the base, 'Au feu! By H Weisse', further reinforces the atmosphere of bravery.

This statue is an exceptional decorative or collector's item, perfectly suited for former firefighters, active professionals, fire stations, or any enthusiast passionate about the world of firefighters.

Its imposing dimensions and considerable weight make it a remarkable collector's item that will not fail to attract attention and assert its distinctive character in any environment.

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