Louis-Auguste Dage (French, 1885-1961)

Louis-Auguste Dage (French, 1885-1961) ceramic vase signed L. Dage to the body and marked Made in France to the underside Height 8 inches. Property from the Collection of John and Lynn Metz, Chicago,

Louis Auguste Dage (French, 1885-1963) An Art Deco style ceramic vase shaped table lamp Signed on lower edge "L. Dage Paris" Approx. h. 23.5" Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Betty

Louis DAGE (1885 - 1961) Vase boule en céramique à décors de végétaux bleu Signé à la base 14 x 13 cm

Pair ceramic covered vases signed Louis Dage (French, 1885-1963); of tapered ovoid form; exhibiting flora and geometric designs; Provenance: Collection of Robert D. Butler Jr.; H: 7 1/2" &

Patinated bronze figural lamp, after Louis Auguste Moreau (French, 1885-1919), modeled as a winged child, on gilt wood base. [Overall: 32 1/2" H x 8" Diam.].

PAIR OF CIRCA 1920'S LOUIS AUGUSTE DAGE ART DECO VASES. Height: 20 in. by Width: 7 in. by Depth: 7 in.

Phenomenal Green, Blue and white glazes on Louis Auguste Dage Art Deco Pottery, with Eugene Val crafted metal detailing Plate Measures 10 1/2" W x 8 1/4" W x 1 1/2" H Large Cup: 3 1/4" Diameter, 3 1/4

After Moreau (Louis Auguste, French, 1855-1919), gold patina bronze figure depicting David standing with a loaded slingshot in one hand and pointing downward with the other, signed in cast "L. Moreau"

After Louis Auguste (French 1855-1919) and Hippolyte Francois Moreau (French 1832-1927), Collection Francaise (American), "Messagere Du Printemps", undated, patinated bronze tone white metal figure de

Etienne Drian (French 1885-1961)- Lady on a Chair- drypoint, ca. 1920 in pencil, handling creases. 19 1/8 x 14 1/2''

6 Works by Various Artists: Adrien Etienne Drian (French, 1885-1961) 2 Drypoint Etchings, each numbered (28/75 and 2/100) and signed. Framed. Sizes: 16'' x 12'', 41 x 30 cm (28/75 Frame); 13.25'' x 14

Louis DAGE (1885-1963) pour Primavera Vase a engobe bleue sur fond nuage. Marque au revers Printemps fecit Paris et signe L. Dage dans le decor. H 19 cm

Louis Auguste Moreau Art Nouveau gilt bronze sculpture, "Amour Enchainant le Fortune (Love Enchains Fortuna)," depicting the goddess spilling coins from her cornucopia as Cupid lassoes her leg with a

After Louis Auguste Moreau (French, 1955-1919) 19th Century Genie des Artes et des Sciences patinated metal on marble base inscribedLouis Moreau Height overall 22 1/4 inches. Property from a Private C

LOUIS AUGUSTE AUGUIN (French 1824-1904) A PAINTING, "Belle Journeé," oil on canvas, signed L/R, titled and dated verso. 15" x 21 1/2"

after LOUIS AUGUSTE MOREAU (French 1855-1919) A PATINATED SPELTER ELECTRIFIED NEWEL POST LAMP, FOR L & F MOREAU, PARIS, FRANCE, CIRCA 1890, the figure of a winged woman wearing a sheer clinging star s

After Louis Auguste Moreau(French, 1834-1917)Pair of Sculptures of Tennis Playerspatinated bronzeeach signed "Louis Moreau"17 1/2 x 9 x 5 inches

Louis Auguste Moreau (French, 1855-1919) and Hippolyte Francois Moreau (French, 1858-1931). "Le Genie a pour son Domaine L'immortalite", patinated metal, probably zinc. Impressed signature on base. Pr

Edmond Louis Auguste Lévêque (French, 1814-1875) Deux Esclaves (Two Slaves) bronze cast signature on side of base 19 3/4"h x 8 1/2"w x 7 1/2"d

Edmund Louis Auguste Leveque (French, 1814-1875) Pair of Art Nouveau bronze vases Figural putti accents with ivy motif Long stem with handle Signed at base 13.5"h x 7.5"w x 5.5"d/ each

Large Antique Bronze Sculpture by Edmond Louis Auguste Leveque, French (1814-1875). "Les Deux Esclaves". Fully Signed. Condition: Generally Good.Dimensions: H-19".Provenance: From a North Shore, Long

Colored etching. Signed lower right. Copyright 1935 by L. Icart N.Y. upper right. Windmill watermark lower left. Louis Icart, French (1885-1950). Approx. 18" x 16" sight, 29" x 27" framed. From a Sout

Patinated cast metal sculpture, "Chasseur d'Aigles," after Louis Auguste Moreau (French, 1855-1919), approx 26.75"h, base: approx 7.75"diam, 16.75lbs Start Price: $300.00

Louis-Aguste Dage (French, Early 20th Century A Vase. Glazed stoneware vase is bulbous in form and tapers upwards to a rounded opening. Orange glaze at top leads down to a brown and white drippy glaze