Salon des Arts LIberaux. 1900

YVONNE DIETERLE (FRENCH, 1882-1974), BRONZE SCULPTURE, H 26", "LE SEMELER":Paris, France; signed. Marked "Salon des Beaux Arts 1900" and "142".

"XIIE Salon Des Arts Menagers, 1936. Plate signed Dornellas. Dimensions: 62" h x 46" w. & "Gonzenbach". Plate monogrammed "H.F." Dimensions: 61" h x 45&quot

19th CENTURY H. LEVASSEUR "LeSONGE SALON DES BEAUX ARTS" BRONZE SCULPTURE.

Picault, After Emile Louis (French, 1833-1915), Semeur d’Idees Allegorical Figure, late 19th or early 20th century, bronze, artist's name incised on base and Salon des Beaux-Arts on side, base with

"Mineur". Large bronze sculpture. Nice original patina . Signed on the base. Salon des beaux arts. From a Madison Ave NYC estate. - Dimensions: 40" h.

French 19th Century dore and patinated bronze figural sculpture of seated woman. Signed: Hip Moreau, Salon des Beux Arts 1891. Height: 27 1/2", width: 9", Depth: 10 3/4" (Figure, figural, statue, scul

Emile Louis Picault (French, 1833-1915) , "La Source du Pactole", patinated bronze, inscribed with title to the front, "E. PICAULT/SALON des BEAUX ARTS" to the side, and stamped "FRANCE", verso, the f

Levy, Charles-Octave (French 1820 - 1899), Le Mineur, (The Miner), cast bronze with brown patina, 17 inches tall, with title, signature , and Salon des Beaux Arts inscription on the base edge and C&L

Signed on the base (Charles Octave Levy, French 1820 - 1899), Titled "Faneur" and with Salon Des Beaux -Arts inscribed on base. From a Fort Lee, New Jersey estate. Dimensions: 11" x 11" x 31" h. Condi

Charles Anfrie (1833-1905) French, ""Estafette"" (Courier), signed and inscribed “Salon des Beaux Arts, 1888” bronze, 7½" long x 6" wide x 24½" tall. Statue commemorating the Franco Prussian War

Bronze sculpture titled on the base, "La Source du Pactole", signed E. Picault (Emile Louis Picault, France, 1833-1915), further marked "Salon des Beaux-Arts, Paris", "18", "Bronze", a circular foundr

Moreau and LeCourtier Bronze, Hunter and Dogs. 'Piquer Au Relais' Signed. Salon des Beaux Arts Plaque with title on base. Hippolite-Francois Moreau (1832-1917) French. Provenance: Dr. Roberto Crea, Hi

Bronze, dog watching cat eating food, signed A. De Gericke, Salon des Beaux Arts, France, goo patina, base is 8.5" by 3.75", height is 6.75". Please refer to the images for general condition issues, a

DEBUT, Marcel, (French, 1865-1933): Vercingetorix, Bronze, 22.5" in height, signed on the base, Salon des Beaux-Arts plaque affixed to bronze plinth, period to the sculpture. Weight: 20 pounds. Vercin

Felix Charpentier (French, 1858-1924) Bronze Sculpture of Zephyr Sgn. F. Charpentier. Salon des Bx Arts. On a rotating marble base. Original patina. Ht. 27 1/2"

After Clovis Edmond Masson(French, 1838-1913)Two Dogs on a Huntpatinated bronze sculpture, marble basemarked "C. Masson, Salon des Beaux Arts"19 x 30 x 16 1/2 inches

bronze, dark brown patina, signed, the base with a plaque titled 'L'ESPIÈGLE/ Salon des Beaux Arts/ Par Aug. Moreau (Medaille d'Or) (Dimensions: 41cm high)(41cm high)

CHARLES OCTAVE LEVY 1820 Paris - 1899 ebenda Le Faneur Bronze, braun patiniert. H. 57,5 cm. Bezeichnet 'Ch. Levy', schauseitig 'Faneur par CH. Levy Salon des Beaux-Arts', verso mit Gießerstempel

Giuseppe D'Aste (Italian 1881 - 1945) Pair of Lovebirds Bronze with green-red and silvered patination Signed G D'Aste and inscribed Salon des Beaux Arts 12 in. h. x 26.25 in. w.

After Eugene Marioton (French, 1857-1933) 19th Century Marguerite gilt bronze signed Eug. Marioton and inscribed Salon des Beaux Arts 1887 Height 18 1/4 inches.

A fine bronze bust on marble base, titled 'Baiser Fraternel' and attributed to Auguste Moreau (French 1834-1917), inscribed 'Salon des Beaux-Arts, 1894.' Signed 'Aug. Moreau' on the side. Bust of youn

Elisa Beetz-Charpentier (French, 1875-1949) bronze sculpture of a young girl in hooded cape, signed on side of base "E. Beetz", "Bronze Garanti au titre" on back, "Salon des Beaux-Arts" on front. [17

Salon des Beaux-Arts; normal wear; H-26 1/2", VG-EX

Standing bronze figure entitled Faneur by Charles Octave Levy, of strong young man leaning on his hay fork. The bronze is signed CH. Levy and bears the foundry mark of Salon des Beaux Arts as well as