AFTER SZCZEBLEWSKI (fl. 1875-1900) BRONZE BOY

A French patinated bronze figure of a whistling young boy: Le Mousse Siffleur, after a model by Victor Szczeblewski (fl. 1875-1900), late 19th/early 20th century, the base inscribed 'MOUSEE SIFFLEUR V

Bronze sculpture of a boy, "The Whistler"(Mousse Siffleur), after and signed at the integral circular base V. Szczeblewski (Polish, fl.1875-1900), dent in base, overall: 17"h, 5.5"w, 5"d, 9.75lbs Star

A French patinated bronze figure of a whistling young boy: Le Mousse Siffleurafter a model by Victor Szczeblewski (fl. 1875-1900)late 19th/early 20th centuryBase inscribed V. SZCZEBLEWSKI / 1889.heigh

After Vlaclav Szczeblewski (Poland: 1875-1900) antique bronze figural sculpture "The Whistler" ("Le Siffleur"). Bears title plaque to base. Measures - 17" high x 5 3/4" diameter at base. Provenance: P

VICTOR (VLACLAV) SZCZEBLEWSKIPoland, Active 1875-1900“Mousse Siffleur”. Titled and signed on front panel.Bronze, height 17.25”. Width at base 5.5”. Dimensions: Bronze, height

A Patinated Bronze Figure, Mousse Siffleur after SzczeblewskiVictor Bernard Szczeblewski (Polish, 1875-1901), a well detailed bronze sculpture of a whistling boy. The figure wearing torn sailor style

W. B. Szczeblewski Bronze, Polish 1888-1956, "Bronze Garanti Autitre",foundry marking, No. A2831, Boy Whistling bust, 4 1/4"h. CONDITION: Very good.

A pair of very fine Old Paris Porcelain vases attributed to Narcisse Vivien (fl. circa 1875 to 1900). Urn shaped bodies with a turquoise blue background on upper and lower portions flanking a center b

Peter Tereszczuk (Austrian/ Ukrainian 1875-1963) bronze Shepherd boy with sheep tuning a violin, length 4 1/2", ht 3"

1900's Bronze European Boy Statue Signed Gordillo Estimated more than 50 yrs old. The use of bronze dates from remote antiquity. This important metal is an alloy composed of copper and tin, in proport

Peter Tereszczuk (1875-1963) Austrian Bronze - Boys playing on bronze tray.Dimensions: 4.5" h X 10" wInv. 267

After Vasclaw Szczeblewski Polish Born 1888. Figural bronze statue depicting a Whistling school boy. Measures approximately 22 1/2" Tall 10" Across at the base. In house shipping $85 plus insurance.

Rene Paul MarquetFrench, 1875-1939Pipeau Drape, 1900Bronze and organic material; signed and dated to the baseThe chryselephantine musician subject poised with two horns, draped in gold with matching h

Juan CLARA AYATS (1875-1958) Boy Bronze Sculpture. 5 1/8 x 3 1/8 x 2 1/2 in.Local Pick up call one day before to make an appointment. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIP

Antique signed 17" bronze boy titled Mousse Siffleur by Victor Szczeblewski. Nice patina. 6" wide, 17" tall, 5" deep.

Whistling boy bronze by V. Szczeblewski titled, "Mousse Siffleur." It has the Garanti C & L Foundry stamp and is numbered. 17 1/2" tall.

After Jean Baptiste Carpeaux (French, 1827-1875). "Neapolitan Fisher Boy". Bronze sculpture of boy holding shell to ear, resting on a marble base. No apparent marks or signature. Pitting on surface of

Vienna Bronze, around 1900, shoemaker boy in relaxed gesture sitting on bench, H. approx. 5, 6 cm

Chinese bronze, boy on oxen,c.1900, 6.75" x 7".

VACLAV BERNARD SZCZEBLEWSKI (POLISH)Bronze figure of a young German boy whistling with hands in his pockets.Represents "The Whistling Ship's Apprentice" design circa 1875Le Siffleur" remains one of th

A Russian Bronze Bell by Evgeny Alexandrovich Lanceray (1848-1886). Dated 1875, bronze table bell of dome form, simulations a seamed sack, depicting a small boy with shovel in hand, having a cyrillic

Antique gold gilt cast bronze figural statue by Rene-Paul Marquet (1875-1939 France) French dore bronze statue depicts a Dutch boy with a shoe boat. Mounted to an onyx and gilt metal base. Artist sign

Gilt Bronze Young Boy with Horse by Waager circa 1900. Arthur Waagen (1833 - 1898) 9 1/2 x 13 in.

DESCRIPTION: Hans Keck, (German, 1875-1941). Bronze figure of a young man with two jugs hanging on a rod to his back mounted on a square marble base. Signed "H. Keck" to the bronze. CIRCA: Late 19th c