Cast Bronze Cupid w Torch Sculpture after Moreau

Patinated bronze sculpture, Cupid, signed in cast after Hippolyte Francois Moreau (French, 1832-1927), on a green marble base, overall: 11.25"h, 7"w, 4"d, 5.5lbs **Provenance: From a prominent Dallas,

DESCRIPTION: After Auguste Moreau (French,1834) bronze sculpture of "Cupid and Psyche", depicts winged Eros as Cupid God of Love, portrayed acting blindly so his eyes are covered with a blindfold as h

AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU, BRONZE SCULPTURE, "VICI" H 24", W 13", CUPID WITH ARROW A bronze sculpture depicting cupid. Depth 6".From the Estate of Renate Gilmore, Brighton, Mich.

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

After "Hunter with His Dogs" by Hippolyte Moreau. Appears to be bronze cast over composite. Dimensions: H 38" x W 26" x D 17" Condition: A few small losses to bronze. Intentionally patinated finish, w

After "Hunter with His Dogs" by Hippolyte Moreau. Appears to be bronze cast over composite. Dimensions: H 38" x W 26" x D 17" Condition: A few small losses to bronze. Intentionally patinated finish, w

After "Hunter with His Dogs" by Hippolyte Moreau. Appears to be bronze cast over composite. Dimensions: H 38" x W 26" x D 17" Condition: Intentionally patinated finish, with a few rubs, small chips an

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.

A large vintage cast metal sculpture depicting a Cupid with a torch, after Auguste Moreau, French, 1834 to 1917. Most likely made of patinated brass, unmarked. Louis Auguste Moreau was a French sculpt

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

Cast bronze sculpture, Hunter and the Hounds, 20th c., after the original by Hippolyte-Francois Moreau (French, 1832-1917), rising on round black marble base, approx 28"h, 11.5"w, 14"d Start Price: $5

Bronze Sculpture of Cupid and Child, signed Moreau; 12"H 9"W 6"D

French Patinated Bronze of Cupid second quarter 19th century, the beautifully detailed figure seated with his torch cast aside, raised on a Siena marble plinth. h. 32-1/2", w. 11", d. 6-1/4"

Bronze sculpture, Cupid, mounted to marble plinth, unsigned. The bow is missing. 24"h x 11"w x 12"d, 28"h with plinth ​​​​​​​**Please Note: In-house sh

(lot of 2) Silvered bronze sculptures, signed in cast after Moreau, Pallas Athena/ Minerva and Ares/ Mars, both modelled standing contrapposto, wearing crested Corinthian helmets, approx 14"h, 5.5"w,

Cast as a young boy and a young girl playing together, the girl holding a large ball, with a circular marble stand, Approx. 20inch H, 11.5inch L, 10.7inch W.

Sculpture of a seated cupid getting his bow ready. Signed Moreau on the base. Mounted on a marble base. Measures 6"L x 5"W x 9"H. This lot has no reserve.

Life-size patinated bronze sculpture, Golfer Boy, signed in cast after A. Moreau, depicting a young boy with golf club, on integral platform base, approx 39"h, 44"w, 18"d Start Price: $300.00

Large modern cast bronze sculpture depicting a winged Cupid with bow and arrow on a marble base.. Classical form with a patenated finish. Very heavy piece. Signed, "HOUDON". Measures 16" x 16" x 26"

A Bronze Cupid Sculpture, After Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) signed on base. Height 30 inches. Property from a Private Collection Purchased from the New Orleans Museum of Art (previously the Isa

Bronze Cupid Sculpture, After Auguste Moreau. 'Aug Moreau' inscribed to the base. {Approximate dimensions: 25 inches high.}. Condition: The marble base with several small drilled holes, several small

Antique travel cane surmounted by a bronze sculpture of a lion fighting a large bird. Dimensions: (Unfolded) H 39.5" x W 8" x D 3" Condition: Inner chain broken at the joint of two segments. Bronze wi

Mathurin Moreau (French, 1822 - 1912) and Continental School (19th century), Jeune Femme au Cupidon (Young Woman with Cupid), bronze sculpture, Moreau left bottom of base, overall: signed Mat; and Con

DESCRIPTION: A cast bronze sculpture after Auguste Moreau of a young boy and girl playing with flowers and playing balls with a flute at their feet, centered by a tree. Rests on a circular beveled gre