Bronze Classical Sculpture Female Figure on Marble Base

Bronze Classical Sculpture Female Figure on a Marble Base. It measures 7 inches tall by 3 inches wide by 3 inches deep.

Bronze sculpture, depicting a female figure in classical style robes, sword raised, carrying helmet, one foot resting on pile of books, all on marble pedestal base, unsigned, approx 29.25"h, 11.5"w, 1

Approx. 17 1/2" H total. From a Monroe Township, NJ estate. (5214) Repair to drapery on rear. Wear to base.

7.75" bronze classical female figure on marble base - loose on base & base has rim chip - figure only is 4.5" h

Antique bronze sculpture of female figure with harp on black marble base; Small plaque on front reads "Melodie"; Left lower side is inscribed A. Carrier Belleuse Hors Concours; Measures approximately

Neo-Classical Bronze Sculpture of a Seated Female, marble base, 6" tall, fine detail, late 19th century, excellent.

A vintage, art deco era, bronze sculpture of "starfish dancer", dancing female figure on black marble base. Unsigned. In the style of Dimitri Chiparus. Bronze with carved face. This piece is very heav

Art-Nouveau-style bronze sculpture shaped as a female figure. Attached to a marble base. Height (including base): 29 cm.

Art Deco-style patinated bronze sculpture of an Egyptian-type female figure, on a stepped marble base. [27" H x 7 1/2" W x 7 1/2" D]. Some patina wear.

Modern bronze sculpture of female figure with exaggerated features and concave face, her lower body decorated in flowers raised in relief, signed "Milo" to reverse, mounted to a marble base. Overall:

G. Quiroz (20th Century) Seated Female Figure. Bronze sculpture mounted on a marble base. Signed with artist initials en verso With base: 7.5" x 6" x 8"

After: Albert Ernest Carrier Belluse, French (1824 - 1887) Bronze Sculpture on Marble Base "Seated Female Figure Holding a Lyre" Signed "Carrier". Overall measures 13" H x 16" W x 9" D. Condition: Goo

A Full-length Bronze sculpture of a female figure. Replica of a Roman marble of the Hellenistic period mounted. 21 3/8" tall on a marble base.

(After) Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) Bronze Sculptures (2) items including 'Standing Mandolin Woman' depicting a walking female figure on a gray marble base having an engraved brass label and 'L

JEAN BAPTISTE CLESINGER (FRENCH 1814-1883) BRONZE SCULPTURE, H 9 1/2", DIA 4", "SAPHO" Standing female figure on a rouge marble base H 1 3/4", Dia. 5 3/4". Marked J. Clesinger on the base of the sculp

Larry Mohr, American (1921 - 2013) Bronze Sculpture Mounted on Green Marble Base, Recumbent Female Figure with Detached Head, Signed "LM". Bears a "MA" impressed mark on obverse side. Overall measures

Bronze and with marble base. Dimensions: H 28" x W 7" x D 7" Condition: good, missing parts to the base.

Germany, c. 1900, patinated bronze depicting a female figure, with pink marble base, signed and with foundry mark 'Guss H. Noack Friedenau'. Dim.:56cm.

DESCRIPTION: Bronze figural sculpture depicting a young female figure atop a rock facing slightly to the right side, and with her dress pulled backwards by the wing. The plinthed sculpture rests atop

DESCRIPTION: Signed Orientalist bronze figurative sculpture depicting an Oriental female figure seated. The figure stands on a black variegated marble base. Signed "Ariun" CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN:

Small Bronze Female Tennis Player Sculpture/Figure on Green Marble Base. Apx. 5" H. x 3" W. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

A bronze sculpture after "The Dancers," by Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950). A figural work in the Art Deco style with male and female dancer figures. Surmounting a marble plinth base. Brass name plaqu

After Moreau, bronze sculpture of seated Classical female figure, incised signature near base, molded in two parts with the upper part slightly loose, wear consistent with age and use, 9" h.

Signed Colinet Art Deco Bronze Sculpture of a Female DancerAntique Bronze sculpture of a female dancer. Signed to the base of bronze figure and raised on black marble base. No foundry mark is present.