Signed Patoue Art Deco Girl Holding Flower – Bronze Sculpture Showpiece

Signed Patoue Art Deco Girl Holding Flower – Bronze Sculpture Showpiece

Marsoni

M251S

$241.97

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Signed Patoue Art Deco Girl Holding Flower – Bronze Sculpture ShowpieceCondition: This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 13" x Width 8" Marble Dimensions: 8" X 8" Height without base: 12" Weight: 13 LBS Inventory: 24GTS2278342 Celebrate grace and elegance with this limited edition bronze sculpture of a Southern Belle, delicately holding a flower in hand. Signed and numbered by the artist Jean Patoue, this charming young pageant girl embodies timeless beauty and poise,

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I ordered these black Cole Haan penny loafers for casual wear with jeans, khakies, and even business casual with slacks and a jacket. They've always worked perfectly for these uses. The Cole Haan version is the most versatile and still meets my sophisticated look criteria. I wear a 9 1/2 M with almost all other shoes. I have found Cole Haan to run slightly wider and slightly shorter. This fit will work with thin and no socks and a little loose in width. . I'd likely order a 10 N next time. I tend to forget this but it runs consistent with me for Cole Haan. 5 stars for the shoe and service. My bad on the slightly off fit.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025

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Hugh62

Birmingham, US

★★★★★ 1

Poor quality control - maybe outlet store leftovers

Size: 11.5, Color: Burgundy Polished Full Grain

The two shoes were not the same size. They were both labeled 11 1/2 but one shoe was larger than the other and the fit was poor. I returned the first pair and ordered a replacement. This time the shoes were close to the same size but too loose and the left one has sewing issues. I've bought Johnston & Murphy for years because of the quality. These were to replace an existing pair of burgundy penny loafers that have finally worn out (even after several heal/sole replacements). That is the expected quality. I suspect Nashville Shoe Warehouse may be handling shoes that didn't measure up for the quality; more like an outlet mall than getting the J&M quality I've come to expect. Update: went to Johnston & Murphy site to buy "direct" from the manufacturer. There were several recent reviews where the shoes were long and didn't fit properly. Genesco - please step up the manufacture / crafting of these classic shoes to the level of quality they used to have.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025

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Fabric Crazy

Dallas, US

★★★★★ 5

Really nice shoes

Size: 9, Color: Black Polished Full Grain

My husband enjoys wearing these shoes. Very classy looking. They fit well. They arrived quickly. He liked them so much he ordered another pair in a different color which have worked out just as well.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026