Etruscan Male Warrior adjusting Cuirass

Ca. 5th century BC. Cast bronze male nude standing adjusting his armor vest (cuirass) which is open in the front showing his musculature torso.  Under him is an integral circular double ring platform base with an geometric incised decoration, perhaps originally serving as a candelabrum finial.Size: 3-1/4”H. x 1-1/4”W.  Intact, excellent condition. Overall scattered blue-green surface patina. Compare similar figure in Mitten and Doeringer, Master Bronzes From the Classical World, no. 172Provenance: Ex Barbara and Lawrence Fleischman collection, NYC., acquired 1980’s - 1990’s.