Leopold Pierre Antoine Savine, Art Nouveau bronze

Leopold Pierre Antoine Savine, Art Nouveau bronze, Leopold Pierre Antoine Savine (French, 1861-1934), Female bust, beauty draped in the feathers of four peacocks at base, gilt bronze sculpture, incise

Leopold Pierre Antoine Savine (1861-1934, France), bronze bust of a woman with peacock plumes wrapped around her bust; in beautiful condition with a nice gilt finish. Inscribed on the back “L. Savin

Leopold Savine (French, 1861-1934) 'Ophelia' Bronze Bust - Art Nouveau bronze bust of a young woman, with flowers and cattails in her hair; back of sculpture depicts a river scene with bulrushes and w

Art Nouveau bronze woman bust with peacock feather designs; signed Savine. Stamped Louchet on the bottom; from the Kenneth Dukoff Collection. Approx. 13"h

L. Savine Bronze Art Nouveau Female Bust - Approx. 13 x 8 x19 H

Art Nouveau bronze by Victor Léopold Bruyneel(Belgian 19th/early 20th century).Circa 1900. 24 inches high, 12.5 inches wide. Victor Léopold Bruyneel was a Belgian artist born in 1859.

PIERRE LEON DUSOUCHET (FRENCH 1876-1936), ART NOUVEAU BRONZE RELIEF FIGURAL DISH, SIGNED. DIAMETER 6 1/4"

Toni Antoine Szirmai ( Budapest 1871- 1938) Art Nouveau nickel plated bronze plaque depicting angel. Signed in the casting. Early 20th century. 16 3/4"h x 11 1/2"w

Art Nouveau Bronze Lamp "Nymph in a Circlet", by Pierre Etienne Daniel Campagne (French, 1851-1910), the draped nymph displaying a rose-form draped light bulb, signed "Campagne" on the rear, h. 22-1/

DESCRIPTION: Three French Art Nouveau bronze table medals. Includes: 1) Marianne Shooting Aux Armes by Pierre-Alexandre Morlon circa 1916. 2-1/2" diameter. 2) Joan of Arc by Pierre-Alexandre Morlon. 2

after PIERRE LOUIS DETRIER (French 1822-1897) A PAIR OF ART NOUVEAU STYLE PATINATED BRONZE BUSTS, ALLEGORIES OF FALL AND SUMMER, FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY, one with rose blooms in her hair, gazing to he

Fayral Signed Bronze Mounted Art Nouveau Dancer Sculpture on Marble Base. Pierre le Faguays "Fayral", French Sculptor (1892-1962). Measures 14.5 inches high by 7.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches in diamete

DESCRIPTION: Art Nouveau stoneware inkwell by Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat featuring his characteristic polychrome glaze and adorned with a pierced, gilt bronze collar and lid by Edward Colonna around the

DESCRIPTION: Art Nouveau oblong, stoneware vase by Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat featuring his characteristic polychrome glaze and adorned with gilt bronze lizard handles and foot by Georges de Feure (1868-

Art Nouveau woman with a bow on a bronze base resembling earth on marble. 20"H Signed Pierre Le Faguays.

PIERRE BALESTRA,(XIX - XX) BRONZE AND MARBLE SCULPTURE H 13" L 14" ART NOUVEAU BUST OF A YOUNG WOMAN Signed. White marble base. Detail in bronze head scarf and dress.

Art Nouveau group of a farm girl returning home after the day's work with a horse, titled "Journee finie" (At the end of the day). Original title. Bronze, brown patina. Sign.; Foundry monogram stamp.

Art nouveau style woman mounted on a stone base. Signed Pierre Baudin and Moncel dated 1897. H: 17 1/2"

Greek Philosopher Tacitus by Antoine Pierre Aubert (1853-) c1885 18" x 21" x 8" Inscribed Tacitus on a rouge marble plinth with bronze rim base. Base 28lbs Bronze 36lbs. Item can be packed separately

"Danseuse Chantant" and "Danseuse Au Cothurne", gilded bronze sculptures, signed "A. Leonard, Sclp", with round Susse Freres Paris foundry mark, and stamped M (edition), depicting elegant dancers in m

French, circa 1890, the finely sculpted and gilt patinated figure of a young woman known as 'Danseuse au Cothurne', showing her hair in a diadem and wearing a long gown, demonstrating fine movement an

Art Nouveau Bronze Hanging Fixture with (9) Quezal Shades Early 20th century. Patinaed bronze with decorated Quezal pulled feather shades. Ht. 42 in. The Estate of Al Turner, Bonita Springs, FL.

Pair of double light bronze lamps. Stylized base rises to double flowers. Signed and impressed with foundry mark; 18.5in.H. x 9.5in.D.base

Emile Picault (French,1833-1915) c. 1880 - 1910 sgn. E. Picault, winged nymph playing a gilded lute, 39"h; revolving base 8.5"diam. From a North Shore, Massachuse