CH. PAILLET, FRENCH BRONZE SCULPTURE OF RECLINING

FRENCH BRONZE SCULPTURE A. MAILLOL RECLININGARISTIDE MAILLOL ( 1861-- 1944) FRENCH BRONZE SCULPTURE RECLININGSIGNEDSIZE11-1/2 x 5-1/2”Base 10 x 4 x 1-1/4”

French bronze sculpture of a reclining woman with bird & urn. Bronze not attached to base. 16" wide.

DESCRIPTION: A 19th Century Charlotte Monginot (French, 1872-1962) gilt bronze sculpture depicting a group of three laughing children atop a marble base. Marked with engraved signature "Ch. Monginot"

After Jacques Lipchitz (Lithuanian / French, 1891-1973),"Etude Pour Hagar", bronze sculpture of reclining figure, black marble plinth, cast signature on base, wear consistent with age, 7" h. including

RECLINING INFANT BRONZE SCULPTURE: Probably French, late 19th/early 20th Century, 3'' (h) x 9'' (w), affixed to an old reddish marble plinth, 10'' (w) x 5'' (d).

Figure of a reclining canine mounted on a marble base. 23 cm. high; 40 cm. long; 23 cm. deep

Charles Paillet French gilt bronze figure titled "Belgique Sans-Abri", late 19th/early 20th c., signed Ch. Paillet on right side base of figure, 4 3/4" bronze figure mounted onto a 1" x 2 3/4" marble

On black marble base. Sculpture approx. 4 1/2" H. Signed Paillet. Charles Paillet, French (1871-1937). From the 40-year personal collection of a retiring antique dealer.

DESCRIPTION: Romain de Tirtoff "Erte" (Russian/French, 1892-1990) "King's Favorite" figural bronze sculpture. Features a reclining women on ornate plinth with gilt and polychrome finishes. Impressed:

After Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875), bronze sculpture on black marble base..dust, some surface wear..overall w/ base: 9 H x 11.5W x 6.25D Line Item # 01-0271

With name plate to marble base. Titled "Walking Deer." With signature Ch. Paillet to ground. Dimensions: H 24.75" x W 18.25" x D 7" Condition: Marble broken and repaired, with cracks and chips. Patina

A bronze sculpture of a reclining dog, raised on an integral stepped oblong base, inscribed signature to base: Paul Gayrard, inscribed for foundry: Boyer, 8.375'' H x 11.875'' W x 7.375'' D, est: $600

Charles Valton, French (1851-1918) Bronze Sculpture "Bull and Wild Dog" Signed CH Valton. Good condition 9-1/2" H x 15-1/2" x 6-1/2"

after FERDINAND BARBEDIENNE (French 1810-1892) A BRONZE SCULPTURE, "The Fates," a 20th century reproduction of a neoclassical sculpture of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, reclining into the arms

Charles Levy (French, 1840-1899). A bronze sculpture of a young farmer titled "Faneur". Signed "Ch. Levy" on base, with foundry marks of Salon des Beaux Arts. 17in tall x 5-1/2in wide. | Philadelphia

Charles Paillet (French, 1871-1937) Chien gilt bronze signed Ch. Paillet/ Medaille d'or on base, further stamped FRANCE and 7641 Height 13 3/4 x length 15 1/4 inches.

Armand Godard (French, XIX-XX) Art Deco Bronze Reclining Woman - C. 1930. A silver/gilt patinated bronze sculpture depicting a young woman reclining and picking petals off a daisy. Atop a Deco marble

DESCRIPTION: A 19th century, Charles Paillet (French, 1871-1937) "Coq Chantant" gilt patinated bronze figurine, depicting a rooster atop an octagonal variegated column marble base. With engraved "Ch.

(French, 1871-1937) marked "CH Paillet" on base. 20th C. 24"h x 18"w x 7"d

20th century French sculpture of a reclining young woman with dog, bronze on marble base, signed "Dauvergne," 8 1/2" h x 33" w x 7" d. Provenance: From a California estate.

Patinated bronze sculpture, Cupid, signed in cast after Ch. Raphael Peyre (Charles Raphael Peyre, French, 1872-1949), dated 1923, a young boy with a bow, a quiver of arrows at his back, approx 27"h, 9

Allegorical bronze sculpture of a seated Cupid tending to his bow, after the original by Charles-Gabriel Sauvage (French, 1741-1827), also known as Lemire, signed in cast to naturalistic base. 10.5" H

Charles Valton (French, 1851-1918). An Art Nouveau bronze Realist animal sculpture, a bulldog wearing a star encrusted collar. Signature of artist CH VALTON to underside. Good condition with minor wea

Charles Malfray, sculpture, Charles Malfray (French, 1887-1940), odalisque perhaps a variant of "Cybele", c. 1930's, brown patinated bronze, signed "Ch. Malfray" and numbered (6/8), with foundry stamp