Pair of Spelter Orientalist figures

Pair of Continental cold painted spelter Orientalist figures now mounted as lamps in the manner of Franz Bergman (Austrian 1861-1936), each modeled as a standing male, apparently unmarked, with custom

French, 19th century. A mated pair of figural French candlesticks of polychrome spelter composition, each with torch-style candlestick holder, each apparently unmarked, one depicting female figure in

Grouping of Six (6) Vintage Figures and Carvings. Includes: spelter orientalist figural sculpture, plaster figural banjo player, and two pairs of Chinese carved wall brackets. one pair of the brackets

Pair Spelter figures on slate & marble bases, height is 22.5", dark patina, some minute chips on bases. please refer to images for general condition issues, all items are sold as is, as found, if you

Antique French Polychrome Spelter Orientalist Female Dancer Figure. Unsigned. Measures 21-1/4" H. Condition: Wear to paint, "As Is" condition Domestic Shipping: Third party Min Est. $100.00 Max Est. $

Louis Hottot (French, 1834-1905) Pair of Orientalist Figures Holding Trays painted cast metal signed L. Hottot on the base. Height 39 x width 13 x depth 27 inches.

Pair of spelter figures of Native Warriors, 22".

Pair of spelter figures of Roman Soldiers, 16 in. T, 6 in. W, 5 in. D.

The French school allegories of Agriculture cast in spelter are from the turn of the last century, circa 1900. Measures 41 x 17.5 x 15 and 40.5 x 17.5 x 16 inches.

Ernest RANCOULET (1870-1915) pair of spelter statues with an onyx base, titled: Berger & Jardiniere. 8 3/4" H including base. Shipping in USA or International please contact : James Lawrence from the

Pair of Spelter Figures signed L. Weiss, 26 1/2"H, "Harvesters".

SPELTER FIGURE ON WOOD BASE, 20" H. & SPELTER FIGURE ON MARBLE BASE, 10" H.

Pair of spelter figures. One man and one woman. They look like they belong on a fishing expedition He measures approx 26" h and she measures approx 24 1/4" h. They are both on black painted ached wood

Each depicting a Dutch man, one with a dog, the other playing violin, both unsigned. Dimensions: 8 1/2" x 4 1/4", 8 1/2" in height, and 8 7/8" x 4 1/4", 8 1/2" in height. Provenance: From a Philadelph

A pair of spelter figures depicting a boy fishing and a girl with a shrimp net, Paris fabrication mark verso, 16½'' high

DESCRIPTION: An Austrian Orientalist style bronze & mixed metal weaved fruit basket, decorated with a cold painted figural motif depicting a pair of orientalist figures seated on a seesaw. CIRCA: 20th

DESCRIPTION: Pair of spelter orientalist sculptures each depicting a performer on a four-legged, carpeted stand. The first performer is a man in a hooded robe holding a gilded stringed instrument; his

Decorative Mantle Clock with Ansonia Clockworks. Has pair of spelter figures on both sides. Most likely a marriage. As-Found. Measures approx. 20" tall x 18.5" wide. Please read the terms and conditio

Heavy patinated cast metal figure of a maiden with pheasant on slate plinth together with a pair of spelter figures on circular plinths, entitled ' Industry ' (a/f) and ' Commerce '

After: Anatole Guillot, French (1865 - 1911) Antique Polychrome Spelter Orientalist Male Figure. Signed. Measures 30-3/8" H x 13-1/2" W. Condition: Rubbing Estimate: $100.00 - $300.00 Domestic Shippin

After: Anatole Guillot, French (1865 - 1911) Antique Polychrome Spelter Orientalist Male Figure. Signed. Measures 30-3/8" H x 13-1/2" W. Condition: Rubbing Estimate: $100.00 - $300.00 Domestic Shippin

Pair of large Victorian spelter (patinated metal) busts of a Middle Eastern (Turkish?) prince and princess attr. French. No marks. Size: 29 in tall. Good condition with wear to the polychrome patina.

Pair of figural seated spelter Orientalist man and woman on cast iron chairs and bases, man with snake in one hand, woman with tambourine. Unmarked, man measures 17" h. x 7.5" x 7.5. From the estate o

SCARCE PAIR OF SPELTER SPORTING FIGURES - Mantel Garnishes of Two Men Preparing for a Fencing Match, one in French form, the other in English, the Brit is missing his foil, which would have been tucke