After Clodion, Bronze Relief ‘Nymph & Faun‘, France, c.

Claude Michel Clodion (1738-1814) Satyrs and Nymph Bronze relief Incised signature lower left 9.75 x 10.25 in / 24,7 x 26 cm Provenance: Private Collection, France By descent to current owner Claude M

Claude Michel Clodion (1738-1814) Satyr and Two Nymphs Bronze relief Incised signature lower left 10 in / 25,4 cm diameter Provenance: Private Collection, France By descent to current owner Claude Mic

Claude Michel Clodion (1738-1814) Nymphs and Satyr Bronze relief Incised signature lower left 11 x 9 in / 28 x 22,8 cm Provenance: Private Collection, France By descent to current owner Claude Michel

Pair Empire bronze mounted mahogany chairs, 19th c., France, mounted with bronze relief plaques depicting classical draped figures, on saber legs, 34"h x 18.5"w x 15"d Provenance: Palmetto Hall: The J

After Clodion, dancing faun bronze, 20th c., mounted on marble base, unsigned, 10"h x 4.5"w x 3.75"d (total)

"FRANCOIS LER ROI DE FRANCE" BRONZE RELIEF CHARGER, 19TH C, DIA 25"Central portrait silhouette of Francois I with raised motifs of satyr and mermaids.

Pair of neoclassical bronze relief urns after a model by Claude Michel Clodion (French, 1738-1814) with berry and foliate motif lids over rams head handles, above Bacchanalian scene. Raised on green m

Footed bronze hunt platter decorated with game birds, hunting horn, etc. in low relief, France, 19th c.; Marked CAINE to body; 3 1/2" x 13 1/2" dia.

French Cast Bronze Bas Relief Satyr Faun Plaque attributed to Clodion depicting a female satyr and young child satyr sitting, unsigned; used condition, wear/worn, measures 15 1/2" long x 12 1/4" wide

Pair Empire gilt and patinated bronze urns, 19th c., France, of campana form with gilt bronze rim, relief decorations and foot, decorated in the round with relief putti and satyrs, on variegated black

French Cast Bronze Bas Relief Satyr Faun Round Plaque attributed to Clodion depicting a female and young child riding on a young satyr, unsigned; used condition, wear/worn, losses to frame, measures 1

RENAISSANCE GILT BRONZE TANKARD SIGNED CLODION (JEAN 1760-1830 FRANCE), 19TH C. H. 14" D. 7 1/2"

Pair French patinated bronze cherubs, 19th c., France, manner of Clodion, one playing the drum, the other holding a jester puppet, patinated bronze on gilt bronze base, approx. 9"h x 6"l x 4"w

Late 19th C., France, decorated with low relief Greco-Roman mythological scene, signed “F. BARBEDIENNE” on base of bronze, on carved red marble columnar bases, 19.25” H x 9.25”

Belle Epoque bronze putti and faun lamp, Early 20th c., manner of Clodion, unmarked, 20.5"h (total)

Claude Michael Clodion, France (1738-1814). Bronze sculpture after Clodion of a man, woman and child mounted on oval marble plinth. Signed Clodion on base. Measures 20.75"H x 8.25"W x 9"D; plinth 13.5

DESCRIPTION: After Michel Claude Clodion (France, 1738-1814). Bronze sculpture. Faunes et Danseuse. Inscribed in casting upon the base "C. Lodion 1862" as well as "2336". Incorporates the allegorical

Clodion (manner), bronze group, 19th c., Manner of Michel Claude Clodion (France, 1738-1814), Child Bacchus Astride Goat, parcel gilt and brown patinated cast bronze, nicely cast, no signature observe

Pair of Late 19th c. French Gilded and Patinated Bronze Handled Urns, each impressed with the 'G (bee) S' Paris foundry mark of Georges Emile Henri Servant (France, 1828-c. 1890), with high relief con

FRANCE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY A French gilt bronze mythological plaque of nymphs. In relief the plaque depicts a man chasing a nymph through the forest. A second man and nymph are seen laying beneath a t

V. Raulin, Paris gilt bronze clock and barometer, 19th c., France, finely finished cast bronze set with jasper plaques in floral wreath bezels, the cases with cornucopia and figural relief panels, top

Large French Neoclassical bronze centerpiece tazza, 19th c., France, the large rimmed dish centering a relief medallion of Zeus on his throne, supported by a figure of Hercules, the whole on a molded

18th-19th C, a finely modeled antique dore' bronze sculpture of a bacchanale with two women dancing with a tambourine and an infant fawn, signed "Clodion", Claude Michel Clodion (France 1738-1814) was

Europe, probably England or France, ca. 19th century CE. An elegant ceremonial sword with a narrow, straight steel blade and a polished bronze handle. A relief floral design decorates the broadest par