Prof. Victor Heinrich Seifert

An Austrian patinated bronze figural group of a goose pursuing a SatyrVictor Heinrich Seifert (Austrian/German, 1870-1953)first half 20th centuryIncised Prof. V. Seifert, raised on a veined dark gray

White cast with patina Germany, 1st half of the 20th century Victor Heinrich Seifert (1870-1953) – Berlin sculptor and student of Ernst Herter, Ludwig Manzel and Peter Breuer Signed in the cast ‘V

Victor Heinrich Seifert (Austrian, 1873-1953) Trinkende bronze inscribed V. Seifert Height 24 1/4 inches. Estimate $800-1,200

Victor Heinrich Seifert, bronze sculpture, Victor Heinrich Seifert (Austrian, 1870-1953), "Joh Kremenezky A.G.", 1936, onyx base, plaque inscribed "In Treuer Gesinnung Die Angehorigen Der Firma, 29 Au

VICTOR HEINRICH SEIFERT 1870 Wien - 1953 Berlin Bogenschuetze Bronze, dunkel patiniert, Marmorsockel. Ges.- H. 38,5 cm, H. 35,5 cm. Auf der Plinthe bezeichnet 'V. Seifert'. UEber einem rechteckigen So

Bronze sculpture. bronze, 13"h x 13.5"w 4"d. base 3.5"h x 5.25"w x 5.25"d

DESCRIPTION: (2Pc) After Austrian artist Victor Heinrich Seifert (1870-1953). A pair of bronze sculptures titled "Hollandisches Madchen" and "Hollandisches Junge", each mounted on red marble and onyx

Centerpiece is signed SEIFERT. Piece has neoclassical style. Appears to be composite. Piece has 3 seated lion figures. Lower area of base has beveled leaf detail. Piece measures approx 22 inches wide

after VICTOR HEINRICH SEIFERT (German/Austrian 1870-1953) A BRONZE SCULPTURE, "Water Carrier/Wassertagerin," the art nouveau stylized figure of a woman holding two double handled amphora, raised on a

Victor Heinrich SEIFERT (1870-1953) Austrian pair of bronzes with a marble base. 6 1/2 H x 2 1/4 W x 2 1/4 D including base. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS : 1)

Piece is signed V H SIEFERT. Appears to be VICTOR HEINRICH SEIFERT. Centerpiece has 3 seated Lion figures. Base & vessel both appear to be composite. Base has inverted leaf relief detail. Piece measur

Piece is signed V H SIEFERT. Appears to be VICTOR HEINRICH SEIFERT. Table base has 3 seated Lion figures. Base appears to be composite, 3 pillars appear to be metal. Base has inverted leaf relief deta

Victor Heinrich Seifert (1870 - 1953) Bronze Satyr Sculpture Mounted on Marble Base with Cymbals, back is marked Seifert fec; used condition, wear/worn, chips to base, drilled and tapped holes to back

A set of two fine quality bronze statues of Dutch children after Victor Heinrich Seifert 1870-1953. Lot includes A boy titled "Hollandisches Junge:" and girl titled "Hollandisches Madchen". Depicting

Victor Henrich Seifert (Austrian, 1870-1953) Bronze sculpture of a young girl with books. Signed on base Prof V. Seifert. Bronze rotates on base and some chips to base. Measures 26.5" with base, 22" w

"Teutonic Knight with Sword." Depicts a knight dressed in armor, standing with hands clasped around sword. Attached to stone base. Artist signed "Prof. V.H. Seifert" on back. Artist: V

Victor Seifert. Dancer with ball, c1910. H. 38.7 cm. Bronze, dark patina. Signed: V-SEIFERT fec. Marble base.

(1858 Radeburg - 1929 Berlin) Studie einer Frau Schwarze Kreide oder Kohle/Papier. Verso montiertes Hinterleg-Papier mit Nachlass-Stempel in Rot ''Nachlaß Prof. Heinrich Zille'' (Rosenbach

Two Beit Natif Type Terracotta Oil Lamps, 2nd-3rd Century CE Provenance: The estate of Prof. Victor Deutsch.

(7) books and pamphlets on hypnotism and suggestion, c/o The Psychology of Suggestion by Boris Sidis (New York, 1898); Der hypnotismus by Prof. Heinrich Obersteiner (Vienna, 1885); Die menschliche Ver

Two Samarytan Holy Land Type Terracotta Oil Lamps, 3rd-4th Century CE Provenance: The estate of Prof. Victor Deutsch.

Five Holy Land Terracotta Juglets, 1st-2nd Millennium BCE Provenance: The estate of Prof. Victor Deutsch.

Two Hellenistic Terracotta Oil Lamps, 3rd-2nd BCE Provenance: The estate of Prof. Victor Deutsch.

Canaanite Middle Bronze Oil Lamp and Juglet and a Small Jar, 2-1 Millennium BCE The juglet neck has been cut. Provenance: The estate of Prof. Victor Deutsch.