Auguste J. Pfeiffer (Peiffer) (1832-1886 France)

Auguste Joseph Peiffer (1832-1886, France) bronze sculptures of mythological figures Ceres and Juno, standing beside columns, Ceres with a rooster and cornucopia, Juno with a peacock and scepter. Exce

Auguste Joseph Peiffer (French 1832 - 1886). A charming and superbly detailed sculpture depicting two fleeing classical ladies in flowing robe. One holds a bow and quiver, the other with arrows. Signe

bronze with brown patination; signed "Peiffer" to top of base; mounted on a rouge marble plinth; 20 inches wide; 9 1/2 inches deep; 21 inches high overall (the bronze 18 inches high)

Auguste Joseph PEIFFER (1832-1886) Les Hirondelles bronze. 27 3/8 H x 9 1/2 W x 12 D. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS : 1) UPS store1937- David Reiser -754-263-0

Full title: Auguste Joseph Peiffer (1832-1886): Putto with his setter, brown patinated bronze on a rosso fiorentino marble base Description: H 28,3 - L 32 cm Ref.: - P. Kjellberg, Les bronzes du XIXe

Auguste Joseph Pfeiffer (1832-1886), Aulos player accompanied by a shepherd, patinated metal casting on a column stump, one flute missing, marble postament broken and glued, signed in the casting, h.m

French Gilt-Bronze Sculpture of "Helen of Troy", first quarter 20th century, after Auguste Joseph Peiffer (French, 1832-1886), cast signature at side, h. 17-3/4", w. 8-3/4", d. 9".

After Auguste Joseph Peiffer (French, 1832-1886) cold-painted bronze sculpture of a bearded Arab man. [20" H].

After Auguste Joseph Peiffer (French 1832-1886) Two Cavaliers, each signed in the cast, patinated white metal, raised on ebonized wood plinths. Dimensions: 23 in.h. including bases Condition: Some wea

DESCRIPTION: A Spelter sculpture with brown patina sculpture of The King John II "Le Roi Jean" of France, after the original by Auguste Joseph Peiffer (1882-1886). The figure wears the coat of arms of

PAUL B. PASCAL (FRANCE/AMERICAN 1832-1903), GOUACHE, ORIENTALIST LANDSCAPE, SIGNED. SIGHT 11 X 14 3/4"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-26 X 36"

RENE BUTHAUD (1886 - 1986) Art Deco vase, France, early 20th C. Glazed earthenware Signed J. Doris 7 3/4" x 8"

Oil on canvas France, 19th century Jules Worms (1832-1914) - Parisian genre painter, illustrator and etcher Signed lower left ‘J. Worms’ Dimensions: 50 x 61 cm Golden stucco frame: 67 x 78.8 cm Go

James Bell Anderson (1886-1938), oil on canvas, Rodez France, signed lower left: J.B. Anderson, written on verso: "To my beloved grandson Ernest from E.P. Farrus New York 25 Dec. 1903, 20 1/4" x 14 1/

After Auguste Moreau Figural Spelter Lamp "Nuit de Printemps" or "Spring Night": Measures 33" tall, Made in France mark on reverse. 2 leaf surround socket.

Campaign of France, 1814 by Nicolas Brenet. Imperial eagle. 41mm. Pre-1832 strike with plain edge. Return of the Ashes, 1840. 52.5mm by J.P. Montagny. From Pourrat Freres’ Medallic History of th

Bronze bust sculpture of a women w/ a dove on her shoulder on marble base. Based after Auguste Peiffer. Figure is unmarked. Base is marked Italy. Measures 10" Tall. Vintage / Antique

"Le Chapeau Epingle" (The Hat Pin), 1897, stone lithograph, first state, signed and dated in print, Delteil, Stella 29, printed on Arches laid paper with watermark MBM, from the collection of 100 prin

Auguste Herbin (France 1882-1960) gouache on board. Signed. Measures 12 inches high x 9 inches wide. Total Framed Measures 29 1/2 inches high x 22 1/2 inches wide.

vase, France, Auguste Delaherche, around 1887 -97, reddish stoneware, student of Chaplet, one of the famous ceramist of France, scribed in scales decor, in roccoco decoration and flower ribbons, grey-

‘The Jug Carrier’, bronze sculpture, signed ‘Peiffer’ on base, brown patina, 22.5in.

A Boy and His Dog 21" long, 13 1/2" high early 20th century

DIMENSIONS APPROX 13x7x25CM. Potential buyers should note that condition reports are matters of opinion only, they are non-exhaustive and based solely on what can be seen to the naked eye unless other

Majorelle, Jacques – Les Kasbahs De l'Atlas – Artist Book Jacques Majorelle (Nancy, France 1886-1962 Paris, France). The Kasbah of the Atlas, Lucien Vogel at Meynial Jules, Paris 1930. Portfolio K