19th C French School Bronze of Adam.

Highly detailed seated figure of Renaissance silver smith or armorer, with tools and products of his trade, on shaped base, unsigned, 18 in. H.

modeled as classical style woman's bust on socle base, impressed "F Barbedienne.Fonduer," 9 1/2 in. H.

French school, bronze Military figure, 19th c., France , dark patinated bronze, the figure standing beside a tree stump, his hat and bags resting beside him, base inscribed "Allons Il Faudra Le Montre

Louis XV Style Bronze Mounted Marquetry Encoignure, 19th Century French School, c. 1860 The top inlaid with a floral scroll design with a conforming bronze band, over a pair of hinged shaped doors inl

19th century. fine patinized figure of standing god Athena with spear in hand and serpent at feet. H21 1/2" Note: This figure is a 19th century copy of a bronze at the Vatican referred to as "Atena or

French School, bronze laureate bust of Napoleon, 19th c., France, greenish brown patinated cast bronze, depicting Napoleon Bonaparte as Emperor Augustus, mounted to black marble base, unmarked, 15"h x

Bronze Bust of Ceres, Goddess of Agriculture, Fertility and Summer, 19th Century French School, c. 1900 Bronze A bust length portrait of the classical goddess, finely cast, gazing upward, wearing a wr

Bronze Figural Group of a Mother and Child, 19th Century French School Bronze with brown patination In the form of a classically robed female figure seated on a klismos bench with a small stand behind

Barbedienne Foundry, bronze sculpture, French School (late 19th c.), Faun of Praxites, dark patinated cast bronze, signed "F. Barbedienne, Foundeur" and stamped "A. Collas Reduction Mecanique" to base

A finely detailed antique French school cast bronze statue of a musketeer mounted on a circular black base. Very finely detailed. The surface is covered with a deep dark patina. Unsigned. Bronze Statu

A finely detailed antique French school cast bronze statue of a musketeer mounted on a circular black base. Very finely detailed. The surface is covered with a deep dark patina. Unsigned. Bronze Statu

Reville, 19th c., patinated bronze match striker, depicting a man with his pipe and dog, and a flagon, atop a barrel with a swivel top, on a black marble base, signed proper left of base, H.- 6 in., D

French School, bronze bust of Mars, French School (19th c.), dark patinated cast bronze, wearing a helmet topped with a dragon, unsigned, on tiered rouge marble pedestal, 21"h x 8"l x 6"w Provenance:

French or Russian School Bronze of Two Infantrymen 19th Century Initial signed SW or WS. Height 7 1/4 inches. C Property from the Collection of Alvin and Arlene Greenbaum

French School, 19th c., Egyptian Figural Group, large bronze, signed Moreau, mounted on green marble base(ASAG7000)(TC) Measurements:15" H x 10.5" W x 8" D plus 1" H x 12" W marble base Property Title

A Pair of Cold Painted Bronze Cherubs on Onyx Bases, 19th Century French School, c. 1880 Cold painted bronze and onyx Male and female, each in playful pose, on columnar bases fitted with wreath detail

French School, 19th Century 19th Century Paul and Virginie bronze unsigned Height 13 3/8 x width 13 1/2 x depth 8 inches. Property from a Private Family Collection

Full title: Jules Bennes (French school, 19th C.), after Antoine-Louis Barye: Two green-patinated bronze 'lion' reliefs Description: 17,5 x 36 cm Ref.: Christie's, London, Nov. 16, 2006, lot 322, for

French School (19th Century) Athena Farnese, 19th century Gilt bronze on marble base 28-1/2 x 11 x 9 inches (72.4 x 27.9 x 22.9 cm) Ed. 1/299 HID03101062020 © 2024 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Rese

French School, bronze bust of Emperor Napoleon I, French School (19th/20th c.), brown patinated cast bronze, cast inscribed "N I", unsigned, mounted on marble plinth, 9"h x 4.5"w x 2.5"d Provenance: P

Gignoux, Regis (French/American, Hudson River School, 1816-1882), Adam and Eve, mid 19th century, marble, 9 x 7 inches in a black frame measuring 14.5 x 12.5 inches. Title and medium taken from Gignou

19th Century bronze with brown patina and gilding signed in casting "F. Barbedienne Foundeur" and with A. Collas "Reduction Mechanique" stamp Condition: a few small scratches and minor rubbed wear to

Barbedienne Foundry, French School, "The Faun of Praxiteles," late 19th c., patinated bronze, after the Greek antique, signed "F. Barbedienne, Foundeur" and stamped "A. Collas Reduction Mecanique" to

Late 19th c. French Bronze Mercury (Hermes) Watch Stand. Exceptionally Fine Bronze sculpted in the round, after Giovanni da Bologna (1529-1608) Flemish-Italian sculptor of the Florentine School of Man