MICHELET JULES: (1798-1874) French Historian, the first

Style of Jules Leleu French, First Half of the 20th Century Art Deco Parquetry Cabinet maple H 67 x W 70 x D 21 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati.

THE MOUNTAIN. MICHELET, Jules; from the French, trans. by the Translator of "The Bird"; w/54 illustr. from Designs by Percival Skelton; Publ. LONDON: T. NELSON & SON, EDINBURGH: & NEW YORK. 1872, DELU

1863 WITCH Witchcraft Sorcery Demons Satan Exorcism Occult Magic Jules Michelet First published in 1862, Jules Michelet’s ‘The Witch’ was immediately banned in France and placed on the Prohibite

Joly, After Alexis Victor (French 1798 - 1874) printed in Dresden, Vallée de'Interlachen, 1817-1870 (circa), chromolithograph, Published originally by Godefroy Engelmann; gilded wood with black outsi

Jules Coignet (FRENCH, 1798-1860) graphite on tan paper, landscape with trees and rocks, signed lower right, 11" x 13 1/2" sight, 18 1/2" x 21 1/4" overall

Jules Coignet (FRENCH, 1798-1860) pencil on grey paper, Windswept Tree, signed lower right, 16 1/4" x 8 1/4"

Bronze Signed, stamped Peyrol.Isidore Jules Bonheur(French, 1827-1901)Studying painting at first with his father, Raymond, Bonheur then attended L'Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts de Paris, switching to

Edmond Marie Petitjean 1844 Neufchateau - 1925 Paris French painter; first exhibition in 1874 in the Salon des Artistes Francais; received the First Class Medal in the Salon in 1884 and the Second Cla

Bronze of Two Whippets and Cast Iron Horse Sculptureboth 20th century castings, the first after Pierre Jules Mêne (French, 1810-1875), depicting "Gigi" and "Giselle" at play, patinated cast bronze,

An early 19th century French First Republic / Empire 950 standard silver sugar vase, Paris 1798-1809 by Marc Jacquard (reg. 1798) The square form base raised upon three anthemia feet, the vase section

Jules Verne A TOUR OF THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS 1874 First American Edition Pub by Osgood in Boston 1874. 291pp. Illustrated frontispiece with original Tissue Guard. A previous owner's pencil traced th

Emmanuel Frémiet (1824-1910); 1874 French bronze equestrian sculpture of Joan of Arc, the first equestrian statue of her, erected in the Place des Pyramides, Paris, signed on the bronze base, "Fremie

Mene, Pierre Jules (French, 1810-1879), A Pair of Sculptures Showing a Boy, Large Dog and Snake, c. late 19th century, bronze, both signed along rim P.J. Mene. The first piece show the boy hiding behi

96 Assemble Set of French Leather Bound Books to include Jules Michelet, 14 volumes by Jacques Chardonne, Andre Maurois, three volumes by Andre Gide, and 11 books of the Nules et Maxines

[Literature] Verne, Jules. A Floating City, and the Blockade Runners. New York: Scribner, Armstrong & Co., 1874. First American edition. 8vo, iv, [i-iii] iv [1] 2-286 [287-288: blank leaf (leaf T8) ex

(French, 1798-1860). Oil on canvas, signed "J. Coignet" ll, 9 1/2 x 16 in., framed

Pair of French Consular First Standard (.950) Silver Service Plates, marked Paris, 1798-1809, by Nicolas-Theodore Cailliez (active 1799-1808), of hexagonal serpentine-lobed form, with molded rim and r

A high detailed bronze sculpture depicting a jockey on horseback, after the original sculpture by Pierre Jules Mene, French, 1810 to 1879. Mounted on a marble base. Unsigned. Circa: the first half of

Jules Pascin (French, b.1885-1930). Publisher: Bruno Gassirer, Berlin 1920. First Edition. Original pictorial cardboard folio. 40 single sided illustrations, a few in colour. Condition: good interior,

1885 edition of the novel L'Epave du Cynthia by French writer Jules Verne (1814-1886) after a manuscript by Andre Laurie (Jean Francois Paschal Grousset, 1844-1909) with illustrations by George Roux.

WOMAN DESCENDING STAIRS, two etchings, a color etching and a black state proof, both signed in pencil, the first numbered XXXIX/L (39/50), the second inscribed essai en noir (working in black), plates

First edition a la fougere bicolore of the novel L'Epave du Cynthia by French writer Jules Verne (1814-1886) after a manuscript by Andre Laurie (Jean Francois Paschal Grousset, 1844-1909) with illustr

MASSENET JULES: (1842-1912) MASSENET JULES: (1842-1912) French Composer. A good A.L.S., `Massenet´, a large signature, two pages, written to the first and third page, 8vo, Paris, 8th April 1899, to M

Lithograph poster from "Le Jongleur de Notre Dame", a three-act opera by Jules Massenet with a French libretto by Maurice Lena. It was first performed at the Opera Garnier in Monte Carlo on 18 Februar