RENE BARBAIX 'MUNDHARMONIKASPIELER' (1939)

Lalique France "Bagatelle" frosted crystal vase featuring an oblong body with a high relief bird and foliate design. Originally designed by Rene Lalique in 1939. Signed in script to base. Measures app

Measures 6 3/4" tall, first designed in 1939 by Rene Lalique. Signed to base Lalique France very good condition 3rd party shipping required

Title: Stolen Kisses Artist: Rene Azcuy (Cuban, 1939) Date/Period: 2015 Medium: Limited Edition Print, Silkscreen Image Size: 76 x 51 cm. (29.9 x 20.1 in.) Overall Size: 76 x 51 cm. (29.9 x 20.1 in.)

Rene Rozet (French 1859-1939) Bronze Portrait Plaque, Victor Hugo. Captioned in script bottom center, signed 'Rozet 85' on the right. He was a student of Cavelier and Millet. In 1875 he exhibited for

Rene Rozet (French 1859-1939) Bronze Portrait Plaque, Victor Hugo. Captioned in script bottom center, signed 'Rozet 85' on the right. He was a student of Cavelier and Millet. In 1875 he exhibited for

Rene-Paul Marquet (1875-1939), a bronze and ivory figure of a lady of fashion, polished patination, signed in the maquette, no. 928, on an onyx base, 24.5cm high

Rene Paul Marquet (1875-1939) A 1920s gilt bronze and ivory figure of a female, modelled holding a flower. 7.5ins high.

René Lalique , 'Festons' centerpiece, 1939, Six pieces. H. 4.8 cm, L. 50 cm. Made by Lalique, Wingen-sur-Moder, after 1947. Colorless crystal glass, partially satined. Signed: LALIQUE FRANCE (s

A Lalique French crystal vase in the Bagatelle pattern, after the original 1939 design by Rene Lalique (1860-1945). Frosted oblong crystal body with raised relief sparrow birds and botanical forms, su

Antique gold gilt cast bronze figural statue by Rene-Paul Marquet (1875-1939 France) French dore bronze statue depicts a Dutch boy with a shoe boat. Mounted to an onyx and gilt metal base. Artist sign

Bronze. Marked on back edge of base...France. Dimensions: H 9.75" x W 4" x D 3.25" Condition: Couple small chips to marble base.

Bronze. Marked and numbered on verso. Dimensions: H 11.5" x W 4.75" x D 3.5" Condition: Missing left hand. Few small chips to marble base.

Rene Paul MarquetFrench, 1875-1939Pipeau Drape, 1900Bronze and organic material; signed and dated to the baseThe chryselephantine musician subject poised with two horns, draped in gold with matching h

Rene Paul Marquet, (French, 1875-1939).A figure of a lady on steps with a chest on a stairway.Overall height 14 1/2 inches.Signed in the bronze.

Rene Paul Marquet, (French, 1875-1939) singed bronze antique figure. Measures 7" height.

RENE-PAUL MARQUET(French 1875-1939)Figure of a Young Renaissance Nobleman with Feathered Hat Gilt bronze with carved hands and headSigned on coat Marquet and on base R. MarquetOverall height inc

20th century France French frosted and clear crystal art glass curio cabinet display vase. Titled : Bagatelle. Designer Rene Lalique ( 1860 - 1945 ). Design date : 1939. This is a later model of the 1

An Art Deco bronze sculpture Indian Dancer, by artist Kernalan, after the original by Rene Paul Marquet, French, 1875 to 1939. Mounted on a marble stand. Inscribed, Kernalan, on the base. Circa: the e

pressed glass, the model of 1939, with a lamp base, signed in intaglio at the bottom

Rene Lalique, a Saint Marc glass vase, model 10-934, designed circa 1939, opalescent and frosted, acid mark R Lalique France, 17cm high

Rene Lalique (French, 1860 - 1945) "Boutons de Roses" (designed 1939) art deco style molded glass mirror, etched "Lalique c France" at the bottom. 9.75" H. Note: The design was created by Rene Lalique

Rene Paul Chambellan (American, 1893 -1955). Vintage Art Deco commemorative bronze bookends, produced circa 1939-1940. With a raised motif of the Metropolitan Life Building and tower with a plaque on

All signed. Sailing ship 1939. Interior 1945. Cart 1963. Montmarte 1966. Dimensions: (Largest) H 19" x W 24.75" Condition: Varies. Some toning. 1945 laid on board.

A lot of 2 art postcards with paintings by Rene Magritte, "Le chateau des Pyrenees" (1959) and "La Victoire" (1939), published by Edition Cicero, Hamburg, Germany, 1981, copyright by Mme Georgette Mag