After Charles Cumberworth (Anglo-French, 1811-1852), a pair of patinated bronze figures of classical females "Innocence" and "Candor": one holding a dove to her breast, the other holding a serpent and bunch of flowers, both signed to the bronze C. Cumberworth and founder E Quesnal, bearing paper labels to the base, L'innocence and la Candeur, each 30.5cm high, (2).
After Charles Cumberworth (Anglo-French, 1811-1852), a pair of patinated bronze figures of classical females "Innocence" and "Candor": one holding a dove to her breast, the other holding a serpent and bunch of flowers, both signed to the bronze C. Cumberworth and founder E Quesnal, bearing paper labels to the base, L'innocence and la Candeur, each 30.5cm high, (2).
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