George Washington bronze, James Wilson Alexander Macdonald(American 1824 to 1908).
H: 18", W: 12", D: 10".
The weight is 23.6 pounds, the foundry is Henry Bonnard Bronze Co Founders, NY 190(?).

This bronze was a Naval prize Militia Prize, small arms practice, Blauvelt New York 1911.Won by Second Battalion, Score 1320.

The work was after a work by Jean Antoine Houdon(French 1741-1828) of George Washington.A bronze by Macdonald of General Winfield Scott Hancock is in the collection of the Smithsonian Museum.

(From wiki)MacDonald was born on August 25, 1824 in Steubenville, Ohio.He began his career in publishing as a clerk in St. Louis, Missouri in 1841, but quit shortly after to dedicate himself to sculpture.[2]MacDonald designed many busts, some of which were installed in courthouses and public parks.[Among his subjects were Senator Thomas Hart Benton, Congressman Charles O'Connor, and Ambassador Washington Irving.MacDonald became known as "America's oldest sculptor."MacDonald died of paralysis on August 14, 1908 in Yonkers, New York, at age 84.

Good condition overall, some light surface scratches on the patina, I wouldn't call it damage.