P.J. Mene Porcelain Jaguar & Caiman Grouping

Item/Description: Bronze sculpture titled: "Trois Chiens Au Terrier, Chasse Au Lapin" (Three Dogs Ferreting). After PJ Mene. Signed P.J. Mene. Grouping of terrier dogs burrowing or ferreting out a har

Bronze Night Watchman and Two Hound Dogs Sculpture, 13 x 7.5

Bisque Grouping, "Smoking Out" by P. J. Mene 6 1/2" x 12" (as is)

Bronze grouping. Die Hirschhatz. Inscribed P.J. Mene; 12in.H. x 17in.W,. X 9in.D.

A large bronze horse grouping signed on the base. From a Westchester County, NY estate. - Dimensions: 11" h x 19.5" w x 15" d.

Grouping of Three (3) Vintage Porcelain Figurines. Includes a Lladro Sitting girl with flower 4596 and two Nao figurines marked Made in Spain Boy with rocking horse and Girl with dog and cat in pj's .

HEREND, PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUPING, 5 PCS, H 2 1/2"-5 1/2" Consisting of: blue otter, orange jaguar, blue monkey, black dog, and pink pair of kangaroos. Otter H 2 3/4" x L 7 1/4"; jaguar H 2 1/2" x L

DESCRIPTION: (11 Pc) Lynn Chase Porcelain assembled group of table articles in the "Jaguar Jungle" pattern, and the "Midnight Tiger Collection" pattern. Decorated with a black rim with animal and flor

19th C. French Bronze "P.J Mene" Animal Group Statue. Attack of the Wolves. Table: 40" x 27" x H 19" / BRONZE: 27" x 12" x H 16"

Monumental early 19th century Meissen porcelain figure of Amphitrite, depicting the goddess with long flowing golden hair and draped in a blue wrap, resting on a large shell flanked by mermaids, and b

Signed P.J Mene Accolades Bronze Sculpture Featured On Antique Road And Appraiser Said It Would Fetch 20-30K SEE THE SECOND PIC!. Pierre-Jules Mêne (25 March 1810 – 20 May 1879) was a French sculpt

Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879, France), bronze sculpture of a standing falconer, the bird is landing on its perch and the falconer holds its hood in his other hand, a rabbit lays at his feet. Signed ��

Bronze sculpture of mare and her rearing colt. 19th century. PJ Mene to base . Hand torch cut nut to underside. Provenance the Burger family acquired by family in 1890 in France. Hence by descendants.

After Pierre-Jules Mene (French, 1810-1879). "l'Accolade" - two horses intertwined, standing on an integral naturalistic oval base. Fine detail, chocolate brown patina. Signed in the cast to base "P.J

DESCRIPTION: Lladro porcelain grouping titled "Garden Party" by Jose Puche. Grouping features a group of 4 elegantly dressed ladies in a garden. Edition number 01001578 and has been retired in 1999. T

Bronze, mounted to marble base; signed in casting; pedestal: 36 3/4 x 23 3/4 x 15 3/4 in. (93.3 x 60.3 x 40 cm.), overall height: 65 1/4 in. (165.7 cm.) bronze: 27 x 26 1/4 x 10 1/2 in. (68.6 x 66.7 x

DESCRIPTION: (18 Pc) A late 19th cent. Meissen porcelain set In glazed turquoise blue with a reticulated open work design and scalloped rim. Painted decorations depicting pastoral scenes, and polychro

"Shepherd with Dog & Lamb", incised mark 44 & 105, blue cross sword mark. Approx. 11" H.

A Continental gilt metal mounted porcelain grouping20th centuryComprising pair of covered vases and a large table box, decorated with panels of figures in 18th century attire, signed J. Missant, each

DESCRIPTION:A Lladro porcelain grouping titled "Tea In The Garden" by Jose Puche. Grouping features a group of 3 elegantly dressed ladies having tea in a garden. Edition number 01001759 and has been r

A Lynn Chase Porcelain Jaguar Jungle Dinner Service 20th Century each signed on underside; comprising: 12 chargers 12 dinner plates 12 soup bowls 12 salad plates 12 bread and butter plates 12 cups and

Cybis "Knight In Shining Armor" Porcelain Grouping, the most impressive equestrian sculpture Cybis ever created, a declared edition of 25 was never completed, this piece is numbered "10" which was com

Cybis "Charging Buffaloes" Porcelain Grouping, depicting two bulls in natural brown hues accompanied by the rare white buffalo charging through a grassy landscape, signed and numbered "Cybis, #20" of

Lynn Chase Porcelain Jaguar Jungle Pattern Dinner Service Including twelve dinner plates, diameter 11 inches; etc., approximately seventy-five pieces. C