Pair of Figural Cast Metal Moreau Lamps

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

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

PAIR AFTER MOREAU FIGURAL LAMPS, PAINTED CAST METAL, VERY GOOD CONDITION, 40.5"H, SKU285.02

After Auguste Moreau (French, 1855-1919), late 19th / early 20th century. Assembled pair of Belle Epoque style figural lamps, girl with bird and dragonfly. Signed lower foot, Libellules a la source pl

Pair of figural gargoyle or winged dog cast metal lamps. With beaded shades. Each 15 1/2"H to finial. Some wear and scratches to patina, wires on both plugs exposed.

Female and Male Classical Figures 33" x and 28" high figures 53" high overall to top of finial 1st quarter 20th century

Pair Verdigris Tone Figural Table Lamps. Cast metal with applied paint for verdigris aged appearance, depicting a couple, on a round plinth with garland mount. Measures 38.5 inches x 7.5 inches.

A pair of cast metal electric boudoir lamps with porcelain figures, floral and vine motif, circa 1920's, 9.5" high, on alabaster base

Rare Pair of Cast Metal Figural Newel Post Lamps third quarter 19th century, attributed to Mitchell, Vance & Co., New York, modeled as elaborately coiffed and robed classical maidens, one with her rig

A fine pair of 20th century cast metal figural lamps with standing woman with frosted art nouveau style shades. Cast white metal with bronzed finish. Measuring approx 19" tall, good working condition

A vintage pair of gold-painted cast metal figural musketeer lamps with frosted glass shades etched with Templar cross designs. Each lamp is fitted with a flicker bulb. Circa mid-20th century. Each me

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

[2] Inscribed AUG. MOREAU French Cast Metal Spelter Figural Lamps Man & Woman 41 in. overall height size: (41 x 8.5), (41 x 9.5)

A fine pair of Art Nouveau influenced figural lamps bearing a cast metal female figures embracing the bases and mushroom shape glass lampshades with a lovely coloration from oranges tones to aquamarin

A very fine and elegant figural three light cast metal lamp seated on cylindrical marble base. Art Nouveau standing female with draped dress having one breast exposed after well known French sculptor

A pair of antique Art Nouveau cast metal and glass figural candlesticks by Auguste Moreau (French, 1855-1919) titled "Phebe". Each piece takes the form of a woman dressed in a draped robe and is marke

An assembled Art deco figural grouping to include a cast metal reading figure table lamp with art glass orb and a pair of bookends with similar reading figures. Lamp H: 7in. W: 10in. D: 4-1/2in.

Tested and in working condition. Features cast metal cherubs mounted on an embossed white bisque porcelain urn shaped base with metal footing,

Pair of vintage figural white metal lamps. 32" overall Ht.. Marked "Auguste Moreau" (France 1834-1917).

Pair of bronze Figural Lamps, each depicting female scholars holding pen and wreath, six candlestick lights with cast metal bobeches, octagonal footed marble base, 31' high

French cast metal figure in a bronze finish, now fashioned as a table lamp, fitted with two lights, atop figural standard of a maiden holding grapes, after Auguste Moreau (France, 1834-1917), raised o

in the French style, after the model by Moreau; each with bronzed finish; Condition: with denting to shades; each figure: 24 1/2 inches high; 38 total inches high

each cast lamp depicting a figure holding aloft foliage-form supports; 17 inches high; 26 1/2 inches overall; the shade: 15 1/2 inches diameter

A pair of antique Art Nouveau cast metal and glass figural candlesticks by Auguste Moreau (French, 1855-1919) titled "Phebe". Each piece takes the form of a woman dressed in a draped robe and is marke