A French Grand Tour Bronze Model of the Arc de Tri

French Grand Tour Gilt Bronze Model of the Arc de Triomphe , mid-19th c., pediment with concealed hinged lid opening to reveal silk-lined coffer, argente relief figural groups, h. 7 1/2 in., w. 8 3/4

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GRAND TOUR MARBLE AND BRONZE MODEL formed as the Arc De Triomphe. 15 cm x 13 cm.

Bronze. French circa 1900 Dimensions: H 9"x W 10" x D 7" Condition: Nothing to Note

Grand Tour Bronze Model of the Arc de Triomphe. Late 19th cent. Marked LeBlanc Freres Paris. Ht. 9" . Property of the Strong, sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.

French Grand Tour patinated bronze box modeled as the Arc de Triomphe, LeBlanc Freres, Paris, 19th c., lid lifts to velvet-lined interior, on Rouge Griotte marble plinth, impressed mark at underside o

Continental,19th Century Depicts the famous Arc de Triomphe commissioned in 1806 by Napoleon to celebrated the French Army's victories, designed by French architect Jean Chalgrin. The bronze replica i

Arc de Triomphe souvenir jewel box, a Grand Tour bronze manufactured by LeBlanc Freres, Paris, circa 1850, the highly-detailed model with silvered accents, on a black marble base, the top opening to r

(Lot of 4) Assembled group, comprising Grand Tour style pottery model of a lion on marble plinth, 4"l; French bronze and rouge griotte marble medal of 'La Grande Source de Vittel' after F.P. Niclausse

By LeBlanc Freres. Marked in lid. From a New York City estate. - Dimensions: 13" h.

GRAND TOUR BRONZE ARC DE TRIOMPHE STATUE, top with hinged lid revealing a fabric covered well, raised on a polished slate base, no markings located. Second half 19th century. 4 1/4" HOA, 4"

(2) 19th Century Grand Tour Gilt Bronze Arc De Triomphe Sculptures Marked 'Leblanc Freres Paris'. Max: 9 x 11 x 7 in.

The finest of quality and nice patina. From a New York City estate. - Dimensions: 8" x 8.5" x 6"

A French Grand Tour gilt-bronze model of the Luxor Obelisk, Paris possibly Frères LeBlanc, Paris, circa 1840 Mounted on black marble base; unmarked.H: 26 in. Property from the collection of Piraneseu

Grand Tour style patinated bronze model of L'Obelisque de Louxor at Place de la Concorde, late 19th c., on a black slate base, some small chips to edges of base, approx 15.25"h, 4.5"w, 4.5"d, 4.25lbs

French Grand Tour diminutive bronze figure of the Venus de Milo, early 20th century, after the antique, rising on black wooden base, marked in mould "Bronze Garantie B.K." Approx. h. 6.5", w. 1.75", d

French Empire Bronze Grand Tour Model c. 1840 of Trajan's Column [or Place Vendome Column in Paris?] with Eagle Motifs and Napoleon I adorning the column c. 1840 26"

To include: The Arc De Triomphe, Colonne de Juillet ? and an Obelisk. All fine quality. Dimensions: 14"h x 4.50"w and 12"h x 4.50"w and smallest 6"h x 7"w.

Probably French, modeled after architectural structure, of columns surrounding standing classical figures.H 14 1/2",W 8"

Ron Liod Sauvage (French 19th/20th century), Grand Tour type bronze figure of the Venus de Milo after the antique, signed in mold to right side of base. Approximate dimensions: h. 13.5", w. 4", d. 4".

Late 19th / Early 20th C. footed bowl with reverse painted scene Arc de Triomphe in center with 8 other scenes of Paris surrounding the center, elaborate brass elements, missing one leg. H: approx. 3

c.1910, French Belle Epoque, Grand Tour colored postcards of Paris France ( 16 total ) with various scenes to include: #8 L'Arc de Triomphe, #49 Vue generale du Louve, #118 L'Hotel de Ville et le Pont

After the model by Claude Ballin (French 1615-1678), circa 1850, pair of French bronze Grand Tour baluster form urns having Janus handles with boars' head masks, bands of shells, oaks leaves, and Gree

French, 19th century, pair of Charles X Grand Tour bronze urn-form tazze, each having anthemion decorated arms, gadrooned urn and sienna marble base with rais-de-coeur detail. Apparently unmarked. Pro

After Ferdinand Barbedienne (French, 1810-1892) "Diane de Gabies" cast bronze sculpture of classical woman in drapery, most likely the goddess Artemis, bearing foundry mark "A. Collas Brevete Reductio