BERGE BRONZE

Standing full-length depiction of a Native American scout with left-arm raised to shield sunlight, signed on base "E. Berge". A similar, larger than life version of this sculpture is located in Clifto

Edward Henry Berge (American: 1876-1924). Bronze sculpture, "Violet." An excellent example from a Baltimore estate. Superb green patina in excellent condition. Marked "Berge ©, American Art Foundry N

Edward Berge, bronze sculpture pen stand, Edward Berge (American, 1876-1924), Wildflower, verdigris bronze figure, marked verso "c. 91, Amer. Art. Fdry", mounted on green marble pen stand base, 9"h x

"Wild Flower", repatinated; wear; H-20 1/2", G-VG

Mother and children, torso, signed on rear, mounted on wood base, original patina, H-5 1/2", VG-EX

Cast bronze fountain sculpture after Edward Henry Berge. Depicts a child with a hat. Good condition with some signs of use, dirt and dust. Measures at 23 1/2" x 7 1/2" x 7". Domestic in-house shipping

Att'd to Edward Berge. Bronze sculpture of a girl reading a book with a dog by her side. It is signed E. Berge. It is mounted to a red stone base (some chips on corner). Measures 6.5" x 4" x 5"

(Baltimore, 1876-1924). Modeled as wood sprite among cattails, with four cattail top fountain heads, signed "Berge" and impressed "Roman Bronze Works N.Y. ," 41 in. H.

Edward Henry Berge, large bronze fountain, Edward Henry Berge (American, 1876-1924), Duck Mother, natural verdigris patination, signed "E. Berge" on the base with foundry mark for Roman Bronze Works,

Edward Henry Berge (American, 1876 - 1924). Poppy bronze statue. Signed E. Berge and inscribed 9 Amer Art Foundry. 23.5" H x 6.25" diameter as base.

EDWARD BERGE (American,1876-1924) WILDFLOWER BRONZE, measures 20" height. Finely cast sculpture of a nymph child with flower hat lunging forward on a bed of wild grass.

Edward Berge (1876 - 1924) bronze, duck mother goose girl on slate flower frog base, signed Berge on base of bronze. total height 8 3/4 inches.

After Edward Hernry Berge (American, 1876-1924) Bronze Sculpture Wild Flower measures H: 8"

Edward Henry Berge (American, 1876-1924) Boy with Duck (Fountain) bronze signed Berge Height 10 3/4 inches. Property from a Chicago Collector

After Edward Henry Berge (American, 1876-1924), 20th century patinated bronze figural garden sculpture titled 'The Wildflower,' depicting a standing garden sprite wearing a flower cap and rising on a

Bronze fountain sculpture by Edward Berge, subject: boy with frog. Measures a total of 41" tall x 17" wide and 16" deep. Fitted with piping for fountain. Signed along the base "BERGE". Condition: heav

Edward Henry Berge (American 1875-1924) "Frog Baby" Bronze. Signed. 42" h x 13.5" w.

Edward Berge, American, 1876 to 1924, patinated bronze sculpture, Duck Mother, depicting a young child holding a duckling, standing above and gazing downward at a mother duck with outstretched wings a

Signed "Roman Bronze Works, N-Y" Cast Pixie Figure with flower hat; illegibly signed with a "B" (possibly for Edward Berge?). Height 5 inches (12.7 cm.) X width 5 1/2 inches (14 cm.).

Description: A bronze sculpture of a boy playing pipes with frogs gathered at his feet, stamped "AMER. ART FDRY. N.Y." Type: Sculpture Materials: Bronze Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: 20th ce

Coppia di salver tripodi in argento, di forma rotonda, il bordo cesellato con motivi di conchiglie e volute, il centro inciso con uno stemma. Maestro orafo: Paul Crespin. Londra, 1733. Pair of silver

Vassoio ovale in argento 800 a due manici e bordi cesellati con motivi di volute e festoni. Lavoro italiano dell'inizio del XX secolo Silver oval tray (800) with two handles and chiselled edges of scr

Servizio da tavola in porcellana con decori rossi, Richard Ginori, inizio XX secolo, così composto: 19 piatti piani grandi, 1 insalatiera, 3 vassoi ovali di varie dimensioni, 7 piatti fondi, 8 piat

Tankard in argento 800, copro troncoconico decorato con un anello centrale, il manico a voluta e il coperchio incernierato, l'interno doppiato in plexiglas (crepe). Faraone a Milano Lavoro degli anni