"CUPID" BRONZE SCULPTURE - HOUDON

LARGE CUPID BRONZE SCULPTURE SIGNED HOUDON: After the antique, 25" in height, 25.75" in height with the marble plinth.

This exquisite bronze sculpture, inspired by the renowned work of Jean Antoine Houdon, depicts the timeless figure of Cupid. Standing at a height of 9 inches, the delicate craftsmanship captures the g

This exquisite bronze sculpture, inspired by the renowned work of Jean Antoine Houdon, depicts the timeless figure of Cupid. Standing at a height of 9 inches, the delicate craftsmanship captures the g

Large modern cast bronze sculpture depicting a winged Cupid with bow and arrow on a marble base.. Classical form with a patenated finish. Very heavy piece. Signed, "HOUDON". Measures 16" x 16" x 26"

Large patinated bronze sculpture, after Jean-Antoine Houdon (France, 1741-1828), depicting a winged cupid with his bow, a quiver of arrows at his back, standing on circular base with pair of doves, ap

Measurements:56 in H x 24 In D

(1834-1917) - Large sculpture of lady with cupid/ cherub.Measurements:56 in H x 24 In D

NICELY CAST WINGED CUPID BRONZE SCULPTURE. Height: 38 in. by Width: 13 in. by Depth: 11 in.

Title: "Cupid", bronze sculpture Artist: Shevchuk Dmitry Medium: Bronze Date/Period: 2020 Additional Information: 5% of the purchase amount will be transferred to the fund for humanitarian aid to Ukra

Baby Cupid Bronze Sculpture Mounted on a rounded golden ball designed with green around it, stands a young cherub drawing his bow, ready to shoot his arrow of love. An over-sized feathers lies around

Mathurin Moreau (French, 1822 - 1912) and Continental School (19th century), Jeune Femme au Cupidon (Young Woman with Cupid), bronze sculpture, Moreau left bottom of base, overall: signed Mat; and Con

Mounted on a rounded golden ball designed with green around it, stands a young cherub drawing his bow, ready to shoot his arrow of love. An oversized feather lies around his waist slightly covering hi

Patinated bronze sculpture, Cupid, signed in cast after Hippolyte Francois Moreau (French, 1832-1927), on a green marble base, overall: 11.25"h, 7"w, 4"d, 5.5lbs **Provenance: From a prominent Dallas,

Antique pair of bronze sculptures by Tiffany & Co. depict Classical cherubs in countryside setting, stamped on bases, one with foundry mark, circa 1890. Measures - 13" height x 7" diameter. ***IN-HOUS

Simon-Louis Boizot (French 1743-1809) ''Cupid''- bronze sculpture mounted to marble base, signed Boizot at base, very good condition. 14 3/4'' h Provenance: Stephen Geraci collection- Pepper Pike, OH

Sculpture size: 28 in H x 16 diameterTable 25 in H x 24 diameter

Large Antique Cupid Psyche Bronze Sculpture Statue. Unsigned. Provenance: Acquired from the local estate of a central Florida business and community leader known to family, friends and members of the

After Jean-Antoine Houdon (French, 1741-1828) Mid- to Late 19th Century Cupid bronze inscribed HOUDON Height 18 3/4 inches. Patricia Ann Black Smyth (1925-2018) was born in Kansas City, Missouri, the

ATR NOUVEAU STYLE CUPID GIRL BRONZE SCULPTURE, ON MARBLE BASE, SIGNED. E. PEYNOT (EMILE PEYNOT). 19" H.

Title: Portrait Of Cupid Medium: Bronze Sculpture Style: Sculpture Size: 22 1/2" x 8" Age: 1900s Condition: Good, no damage seen good condition for its age. Signature: A. Moreau Artist: Auguste Moreau

Aurora Canero , Spanish (B. 1940) Thinking Cupid. Patina bronze sculpture dated 99 and numbered 51/78. Measures approx. 74 1/2" h x 11 3/4" sq base.

Title: Portrait Of Cupid Medium: Bronze Sculpture Style: Sculpture Size: 22 1/2" x 8" Age: 1900s Condition: Good, no damage seen good condition for its age. Signature: A. Moreau Artist: Auguste Moreau

CHRETIEN, Eugene-Ernest, (French, 1840-1909): Gilt bronze figural group of Cupid and Psyche, signed at base E. Chretien, overall 35.5" h. x 14.5" x 29". Condition: Scratches, uneven patina, spot of ve

A Bronze Cupid Sculpture, After Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) signed on base. Height 30 inches. Property from a Private Collection Purchased from the New Orleans Museum of Art (previously the Isa