Pair Of Cast Metal Swordsman Signed CH Masse,

Painted metal table lamps feature girls carrying baskets and flowers. Signed Aug. Moreau. Imperfections, paint chipping. Height: 24" (30 1/2" with lamp part); Width: 10". STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES T

Arthur Waagen (German, 1833-1898) Soldiers (a pair of sculptures) cast metal each signed Waagen Height overall 25 x width 11 x depth 9 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Estate

Pair of marble & cast metal figural stands. Signed "P. Sega". 18" x 12 1/4" x 26 1/2" Ht..

Assorted vintage & antique decorative grouping including: pair of cast metal angel form candleholders, signed Everhart; (2) porcelain whiteware figurines, the taller stamped RC 17; antique juice press

Louis Hottot (French, 1834-1905) Pair of Orientalist Figures Holding Trays painted cast metal signed L. Hottot on the base. Height 39 x width 13 x depth 27 inches.

Pair Vintage Empire Cast Metal Shield Back Wall Sconces. Signed: Empire, Patent Pending. size: 10h x 4w x 5.25d

A. BOSSU Lion Double Inkwell & Pair Bronze Lion Bookends - a 19th Century French Figural Lion Inkwell, patinated cast metal, signed "A. Bossu", two hinged top inkwells 9" h x 15" w. Together with a pa

Napoleon Metal Figure. Measures 17.25" tall & is marked "Waterloo" on the front at the bottom. Signed "CH Masse" on the bottom made in France.

(4) Pairs of cast metal bookends dating from the Early- to Mid 20th Century, with various depictions of the 16th president. Pair with full seated figure labeled Ronson; polished bust signed PMC; the o

CAST METAL, SIGNED J.B 2653 LEONARD CRASKE. GOOD PATINA, GOOD CONDITION. 8" H

Henri Louis Lavaseur (1853 - 1934) France, Pair Spelter Cast Metal Man Woman Sculpture Lamps. Both are signed: H LeVasseur. Some paint loss on patina see pictures. size: 38 x 11 x 10 -ASKart: Henri Lo

Signed on the lower side of sculpture. Height- 8 1/4" In-house shipping available within U.S. Packing cost- $25

United States,20th Century Pair of cast then gilt figural resin sconces of monkeys climbing a palm tree.Resin, metal Signed " Lampcrafters Lexington New York" on reverse. Each 27" tall, From the colle

2 pair figural animal bookends. Pair of McClelland Barclay cast metal art deco Ram bookends, both signed on the base, each 6 7/8"H x 5 1/2"L; pair of L.V. Aronson cast metal Hunting Dog bookends, with

Painted metal table lamps feature girls carrying baskets and flowers.Signed Aug. Moreau. Imperfections, paint chipping.Height: 24" (30 1/2" with lamp part); Width: 10". STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO

A Pair of French Cast Metal Figures Late 19th/Early 20th Century Retour au village (a pair) each signed Rancoulet in the base Height overall 16 inches. Property from the Estate of Glen Brandt, Springf

Cast metal pair of black and white shakers 3"H, kneeling Kewpie candle holder 4.25"H, cast metal Kewpie from a lamp signed "des pat. 43860 KEWPIE Trade Mark" 7"H, newer cast iron two piece coin bank,

signed Markel cast metal possibly bronze 13.5 inches long by 6.5 inches wide

Lot including cast metal figural lamp (overall 30" Ht.), and cast metal statue of boy, signed (overall 22" Ht.), pair silverplate candelabra (one repaired, 14" x 15 1/2", Gorham sterling / cement fill

Pair of sculptural bronzed cast metal figural bookends depict Native American Indian man with his dog hunting, signed C. Vieth, 19th century Measures: 7" H x 5" W x 4" D.

Three 'Lava' tables by Michael Aram, including a pair and a single lower table. Signed on underside. Cast metal. 24 x 17 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Rene Charles Masse (French, 1855-1913) A Pair of Busts. Patinated metal bust of a man and woman. Each bearing plaques reading "Arabe". Reverse of female is signed "C Masse" Height: 15.5"

Signed Naive Folk Art Expressionistic Abstract Figural Bronze Sculpture. This is a fantastic cast metal sculpture depicting a pair of abstract figures in an embraced gesture. The handling of the mater

A fantastical oil on cast metal fixture, depicting a pair of angela with horns, signed l.c. 23" x 26.5" (sight).