A Patinated Bronze Figure of Cupid, after Auguste M

After Giambologna (Flemish Italian, 1529-1628): A late 19th century patinated bronze figure of Mercury standing above a mask head cast as Zephyr, raised on a cylindrical marble pedestal and shallow sq

Entitled "Il Bati", with impressed signature. "H. Giraud". [20 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W]. Few surface scratches, arrow is bent.

ITASSE, Adolphe, (French, 1830-1893): Patinated bronze figure of cupid holding an arrow and drawing another out of a quiver, signed at base A. Itasse, Paris. Overall 30.5' h. x 18.5" x 21". From the e

French bronze figure of Cupid, After Auguste Moreau (1834-1917). H 84cm, W 43cm, D 35cm

A Large Empire Style Marble and Parcel Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock of Cupid and Psyche19th century, patinated bronze figures of Psyche crowning Cupid, after a model by Claude Michallon (French, 1751-1799

After Louis Auguste Moreau, Patinated Bronze Figure of a Standing Girl. (1834-1917), this is a reproduction cast, reversed. {Approximate dimensions: 10 inches high without base; 10 7/8 inches with bas

Gilt and patinated bronze mantle clock with figure of Cupid holding bow and arrow, round clock case on pedestal, pair of doves finial. On white marble base, all on four feet. Enamel dial with floral g

After Auguste Moreau (French 1834-1917), untitled and undated, cast bronze, figural sculpture depicting Venus sitting on a column holding aloft Cupid, on black marble base, signed to back in mold. Pro

Louis Philippe Patinated Gilt and Patinated Bronze Figural Mantel Clock , 19th c., figure of Cupid in front of waterfall, flanked by cattails, over relief mount of oar, dolphin and trident , h. 17 1/2

Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), Bronze Figure of Cupid with Outstretched Wings and Quiver of Arrows by His Side, on Circular Black Marble Base. 27" High

After Marcel Debut, French, 1865-1933. A late 20th century patinated Bronze figure depicting a whistling boy with rucksack and books on a Verde marble base. Sculpture foot with incised "Marcel DeBut"

Large Patinated Bronze Figure of "The Thinker", after the well known example by Auguste Rodin. Height: 24" Length: 12" Width: 18"

VINTAGE CLOCK WITH CUPID FIGURE AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU, BRONZE FINISH, MISSING TOP OF ORMULU DECORATION ON RIGHT SIDE, APPROX 18.5"H

VINTAGE CLOCK WITH CUPID FIGURE AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU, BRONZE FINISH, MISSING TOP OF ORMULU DECORATION ON RIGHT SIDE, APPROX 18.5"H

Patinated cast bronze figure, "Le Penseur" (The Thinker), in the manner of Francois Auguste Rene Rodin (French, 1840-1917), depicting seated man in contemplative pose, on naturalistic rocky base, appr

A Pair of Bronze Figures of Cupid and Psyche 19th Century Height 13 inches. Property from the Estate of Anne M. Baker, Peru, Illinois

Auguste Moreau "Vici" antique patinated bronze sculpture of Cupid, standing on a plinth with wings outstretched, holding his arrow and searching for his next target. 23.5" H x 14" W x 4" D.

Patinated bronze figural sculpture, Blindfolded Cupid with Torch, after the original by Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917), depicting child in pursuit of standing cupid, on integral platform base, app

Germany, c. 1900, patinated bronze depicting a female figure, with pink marble base, signed and with foundry mark 'Guss H. Noack Friedenau'. Dim.:56cm.

Manner of Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) Bronze Figure of Eros/Amor/Cupid. Size: 24'' x 12'' x 6'' (61 x 30 x 15 cm).

After Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) Bronze Figure of Water Boy - Patinated bronze sculpture of a young boy carrying a water jug. 22" h. Inscribed "Aug Moreau" on base. Atop a marble platform.

After Louis Auguste (French 1855-1919) and Hippolyte Francois Moreau (French 1832-1927), Collection Francaise (American), "Messagere Du Printemps", undated, patinated bronze tone white metal figure de

patinated bronze, mounted to stone plinth; signed "Aug. Moreau" to base, and with foundry pastille "Fabrication [illegible] Made in France"; the base inscribed "VICI"; Provenance: The Estate of David

French cast metal figure in a patinated bronze finish, now fashioned as a table lamp, depicting a female figure in diaphanous gown, after Auguste Moreau (France, 1834-1917), raised on circular base, i