AFTER THE ANTIQUE GILT BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A DRUNKEN BACCHUS, SIGNED CODINA V, POSSIBLY SPANISH, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, realistically modeled as the scantily clad Bacchus wearing a grape leaf crown above a smiling expression while holding aloft his kylix style cup in a toasting position and his inebriated lithe body posed with legs spread standing on a square form base, incised signature "Codina V. Sculp / L. Martes fondeur," raised on scrolling winged paw feet. Height: 17" Width: 7" Depth: 7"