PAUL COMOLERA (1818-1891)

Cast bronze, backboard 18 x 13.25 inches.

Paul Comolera (1818-1897) Bronze Dead Sparrow Sculpture. 5 inches L.

Marked P (Paul) Comolera (French, 1818-1897), shape no. 1917. Underside marked "Mintons, 1917" 40-1/2"h x 14"dia Reference: Victoria Bergeson, Majolica, col. pl. VII. Nicholas Dawes, Majolica, p. 55.

Paul Comolera (French 1818-1897) silvered bronze sculpture of a wounded partridge, ht 10”

Paul Comolera (French,1818-1897) A Pair of Game Birds cast spelter signed P. Comolera, lower left affixed to wood plaques 18 x 13 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from the Estate of

Paul Comolera ( French 1818 - 1887 ) Cold Painted Bronze Dead Bird Trinket Box or Fountain Pen Inkwell Ink Well 19th Century Dimensions Approx: 5"L x 7 1/2"W x 3"H In Overall Good Condition Please loo

Paul Comolera (French, 1818-1897). A spelter sculpture of a pheasant with berries. Signed and raised on a wooden plinth base. 16 in tall x 30 in wide.

Two After Paul Comolera Bird and Insect Sculptures, after Paul Comolera (France, 1818-1897), two bronzed white metal sculptures depicting perched birds and insect prey, each signed in cast "P.Comolera

pheasants mounted on wooden plaques, signed, overall 18" X 13", well listed French artist, 1818-1897, one has wing tip loss....Paul Comolera was born in Paris in 1818 and died in Paris in 1897. A pupi

(French, 1818-1897) signed "P. Comolera" Lacking base. 13-3/4"h x 13"w x 7"d Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

French Majolica Umbrella stand/floor vase by Choisy-le-Roi, Circa 1870. On a large circular plinth, a Magnificient Stork holding a frog in its beak adorns a large hollowed-out bamboo serving as a rece

Oil on canvas, relined Thomas Brooks (1818-1891) - British painter and printmaker.Signed and dated ‘T. Brooks 1859.’ lower leftDimensions: 27.5 inches x 35.4 inches only canvas,mounted in gilt

"Heron with Frog" bronze 21 inches (including base) signed. Condition: GoodTemp No 104

Beautiful antique French cast bronze dead game bird plaque signed by artist Paul Comolera. The wall plaque features a pheasant and the detail is great. The wood plaque measures 18" tall x 13" across,

After Paul Comolera, After Paul Comolera, a bronze hanging grouse, and a similar game bird, each mounted to a walnut and ebonised panel, each bearing a red painted signature P. Comolera, 34cm wide 45c

Choisy Le Roi Majolica Vase c.1880, 28'h, 22"w, designed by Paul Comolera, formed as two large eagles and smaller birds around a Corinthian capital and fallen pediment , all upon a leafy earthy ground

hen with baby chick on base, rare form and color, designed by Paul Comolera, 27"; professional repair to leaf tips on vase on back

Pitcher c.1870, 10", designed by Paul Comolera, Shape no.1924; modelled as Paul Comolera's own cat sat upright with one paw over a mouse, it's tail forming the handle, all upon an oval grassy ground.

Majolica Vase c.1880, 28", designed by Paul Comolera, formed as a strutting rooster afront a vase formed of wheat, all upon an earthy ground pedestal, inscribed P. Comolera. Paul Comolera (French) was

card holder designed by Paul Comolera c.1875, only two known example. Modeled as a brightly glazed Punchinello leaning over a post all upon a brown glazed rocky ground, 11". The fashion for decorative

Probably Designed by Paul Comolera, naturalistically modeled as a tabby cat, seated on its haunches, trapping a mouse under its right paw, its tail forming the handle. shape no 1924. Height 10". Comol

ARTIST: Edward Lloyd of Elesmere (British, 1818 - 1891) TITLE: Black Horse YEAR: 1871 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Relined. Minor paint losses along edges. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint und

Pair of French "Nature Morte" Wall Plaques by Paul Comolera fourth quarter 19th century, each depicting a hanging game bird on an oval walnut plaque, the plaques signed "P. Comolera" (French, 1818-189

signed, 19th century, 37" tall......Jules Moigniez was born in France in 1835. He began his studies under Paul Comolera. Because of Comolera's interest in the subject, Moigniez began sculpting birds.