Pierre-Jules Cavelier (1814-1894 France)

Large 19th Century after Pierre Jules Cavelier (French, 1814-1894) Bronze Sculpture "Penelope Endormie" "Penelope Sleeping". Numbered 42 and marked "J. Cavelier" with A. Collas seal ''Reduction Mechan

"Sleeping Penelope" Patinated bronze Impressed with mark for J. Cavelier and foundry mark for A. Collas; Further marked: F. Barbedienne Fondeur 24.5" H x 12" W x 22" D

"Redinha, Jument Anglaise de Sang" (Redinha, English Blood Mare), patinated bronze sculpture, signed "P.J. Mene" near base edge, titled at side edge, a beautifully modeled image of a standing horse, 1

"Pointer a l'arret", in cast and patinated bronze, on integral ground-form base, signed "PJ MENE", no foundry mark, resting on custom molded wood base. 4 3/4" x 9" x 4 1/2" bronze, 1" x 11 1/2" x 6 3/

After Pierre Jules Mene, (France, 1810-79) Bronze Sculpture, "Goat", H 21" W 7.25" L 12" | Signed on the base. Dark black patina. Mounted on onyx. Good, detailed casting. Premiere animalier sculptor.

Pierre-Jules Mene (France, 1810-1879) Jiji and Giselle Early 20th Century. The figurative bronze sculpture of whippets at play in dark brown patina bears the incised signature J.P. Mene top side of th

Bronze jockey on horse signed P. J. Mene (Pierre-Jules Mene France 1810-1879) - 13.5" l x 4.5" w x 13.5" h (overall 12.5" l x 5.5" w x 14.25" h)

Pierre Jules Mene, (France,1810 - 1879). Bronze Hounds. 7.25" H x 10" L x 6.25" D Property from a Fine Collection of Antiques & Decorative Art, Rumson, New Jersey.

2 Signed bronze sculptures. 1 of ducks and 1 of rabbits. Signed on bases. From a New Rochelle, NY estate collection. - Dimensions: 3.25" h & 3.75" h.

Pierre-Jules Mene (1810-1879, France), bronze recast statuette depicting a mare and its foal on marble base, signed and marked with plaque reading 'Mene' 12"h x 20.5"w x 9"d Condition: Signed but un

Pierre-Jules Mene (1810-1879, France), bronze recast statuette depicting a mare and its foal on marble base, signed and marked with plaque reading 'Mene' 12"h x 20.5"w x 9"d Cond

AFTER PIERRE-JULES (P.J.) MENEFrance, 1810-1879Two dogs. Signed on base "P.J. Mene".Bronze, height 10.5".

Bronze Jules Moigniez (1835-1894, France) gilt bronze sculpture of an egret standing along a marshy shoreline, signed “Moigniez”. Nice condition, no breaks or repairs, has fine details in the feat

Jules Moigniez (1835-1894, France) pair of figural bronze sculptures of quails; opposite facing figures with various foliage at their feet and stands on oval bases inscribed “J. Moigniez”. Excelle

After Jules Moigniez (1835 - 1894) France. Eagle bronze sculpture on a round marble base. Artwork depicts a bald eagle with wings raised above perched with one talon on a branch. Signed on base. Found

Item/Description: Small bronze sculpture features a hunting dog. Signed on base PJ MENE.Pierre Jules (P.J.) Mene (1810 - 1879) was active/lived in France. Pierre Jules Mene is known for Realistic anim

Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879, France), bronze sculpture of a standing falconer, the bird is landing on its perch and the falconer holds its hood in his other hand, a rabbit lays at his feet. Signed ��

The Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879, France) bronze sculpture of jockey on horseback, cast signature on the base, no foundry markings found, circa early 20th century. Measures 10 x 10 x 3 inches. We happ

Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879, France) bronze sculpture of a male hunting dog on point with his head turned back behind his right side; signed “P.J. Mene” and on a black marble base. 6 in. high x 1

Pierre-Alfred Robinet (1814 - 1878) France Title: Jean Sans Peur Bronze Measure 23"in H x 8"in Diameter Known for: Sculpture

After Pierre Jules (P.J.) Mene (1810 - 1879) France Title: Greyhound with a ball Bronze Measure 5 1/2"in H x 6 1/4"in W x 3 1/4"in D

Pierre Jules (P.J.) Mene (1810-1879 France) Whippet with ball bronze sculpture. Signed on base at rear. From the collection of Robert Spillane (name in white underneath).

Bronze sculpture of mare and her rearing colt. 19th century. PJ Mene to base . Hand torch cut nut to underside. Provenance the Burger family acquired by family in 1890 in France. Hence by descendants.

(lot of 2) Patinated bronze sculptures, mirrored pair, signed in cast after Jules Moigniez (France, 1835-1894), depicting stag standing over naturalistic rocky outcrop, on marble stepped plinth base,