Vic Payne "Friends That Wont Tell"

Vic Payne "Friends That Wont Tell" Bronze, Rotating Base, Signed & numbered AP/35. Measures 14 1/2 inches high, 20 1/2 inches wide. Shipping Third Party.

Now here is something to crow about to your friends. Won't they be impressed, and we can only see the look on their faces when you tell them about your rooster and Fenton animal collection. Oh, the lo

Very Large, Vic Payne "The Long Trail Home" Bronze Sculpture. Wagon & Horse Bronze. Measures 104 inches long x 38 inches high x 30 inches wide.

Life Size, Vic Payne, Brave Heart. Bronze Sculpture. Very Large. Great Patina. Measures 140 inches tall x 63 inches deep x 85 inches long.

VIC PAYNE (AMERICAN, B. 1960)The ChargeBronze, signed and editioned 12/75 to the ground, polychrome decorated. Union soldier on galloping horse, wielding a flag. Title plaque to wooden base. 33.5" hei

Vic Payne (American, b. 1960) The North Winds of Chisholm, edition 10/35 bronze signed Vic Payne and numbered (base) height 10 3/4 x width 30 1/2 x depth 5 3/4 inches Property from the Estate of Harry

PAYNE, Vic (b. 1960). The Charge. [Salado: Vic Payne Studio, March 2010]. Large, handsome bronze sculpture of a cavalry soldier and horse galloping into battle. Limited edition, #45 of an edition of 7

Vic Payne (American, b. 1960), The Hunter Becomes the Hunted, Study circa 1999, patinated bronze, with polychrome painted details, the base incised with artist signature and edition numbered 13 of 100

Vic Payne "Beyond The Wide Missouri" Bronze Sculpture. Rotating Base. Vivid colors. Signed. Numbered 4/50. 24 1/2 inches high x 18 inches long.

Vic Payne (American, b.1960) 'Knight of the Plains' Bronze Sculpture Undated, cast signature on side of base, #39/50, on a rotating wood base having engraved brass label Property from: an Estate, Cook

Featured in this lot is this bronze sculpture by Wyoming artist Vic Payne (born in 1960) and titled "Cold Feet and Prairie Meat”. The sculpture shows a professionally sculpted scene of a western

Vic Payne (Wyoming / New Mexico, b. 1960), "Eagle Catcher", bronze sculpture with polychrome patina on rotating wooden base, ed. 4/100 height 21 in. x width 14.5 in. x depth 11 in. Provenanc

Vic Payne (American, B. 1960) “Love of The Wild Places” Bronze Sculpture. Edition AP / 55, Inscribed Vic Payne. Height 29 Inches. Length 38 Inches / Medium. Bronze. Equestrian. Shipping Third Part

Vic PayneAmerican, B. 1960Stories of the WindBronzeLimited edition 12/50, signed in the cast. Figure group of horse.19 x 22 x 11 in. (48.3 x 55.9 x 27.9 cm.)

A Bronze Sculpture "Beyond the Wide Missouri" inscribed as "Vic Payne" | Vic Payne款 "Beyond the Wide Missouri" 美國士兵銅雕 Dimension: 72x54x22cm

Vic Payne "From an Eagles View" Bronze Sculpture. Roating base. Signed. Numbered AP/50. Measures 26 1/2 inches high x 14 inches wide.

Vic Payne "Cornucopia Winds" Bronze Sculpture. Rotating Base. AP/50. Signed. Measures 22 inches high x 13 inches wide.

A Bronze Cowboy Sculpture "From an Eagle's View", inscribed "Vic Payne" | "Vic Payne"款 西部牛仔銅雕【鷹之視角】 Dimension

Vic Payne "When Strong Hearts Weep" Bronze Sculpture. Carved detail into bronze. Sun. other animals. see photos. Signed. Numbered 15 / 40. C - Copy Right. Bronze Measures 20 inches high x 1 / 4 inches

Vic Payne Old Man Winter. Weathered Patina otherwise good condition. Heavy. Measures 35 inches high x 35 inches wide + 16 inches deep.

Vic PayneAmerican, B. 1960The StallionBronzeLimited edition 12/100, signed in the cast. A horse rearing into the air on a rotating wooden base.20 x 11 x 9 in. (50.8 x 27.9 x 22.9 cm.)

Vic Payne "Where Quakies Turn Gold" Bronze sculpture. Signed. Elk Sculpture. C - Copy Right. AP / 100. Bronze measures 16 1/4 inches high x 17 inches wide. Total height 18 1/2 high x 12 1/2 inches wid

Vic Payne "The Ridge Runner" Bronze Sculpture. C - copy right. Signed, AP / 100. Buck Bronze Measures 16 High x 13 inches wide. Total height 17 7/8 inches high x 13 inches wide. Shipping third party.

SKU: 57430 Staples a little rusted. The Newcomen Society of North America was chartered in 1961, following the earlier establishment in 1923 of the Newcomen Society in England. The focus is on "materi