Auguste Moreau Bronze Cupid Trio Figurines

Patinated bronze figural sculpture, Blindfolded Cupid with Torch, after the original by Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917), depicting child in pursuit of standing cupid, on integral platform base, app

DESCRIPTION: Cupid. After August Moreau.Bronze. Signature to base. MEASUREMENTS: 32" high x 25" wide. CONDITION: Very good. MH. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When yo

Auguste Moreau "Vici" antique patinated bronze sculpture of Cupid, standing on a plinth with wings outstretched, holding his arrow and searching for his next target. 23.5" H x 14" W x 4" D.

Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), Bronze Figure of Cupid with Outstretched Wings and Quiver of Arrows by His Side, on Circular Black Marble Base. 27" High

DESCRIPTION: After Auguste Moreau, French (1834-1917) Figural bronze statue depicting Cupid with wings and perched bird on her arm, signed in cast: "Auguste Moreau" mounted to a beveled marble base. C

After Auguste Moreau (French 1834-1917), untitled and undated, cast bronze, figural sculpture depicting Venus sitting on a column holding aloft Cupid, on black marble base, signed to back in mold. Pro

Described by: RM CNX 1227 5180 Title: Bronze Auguste Moreau Cupid Torch Statuette Marble Base Description: This bronze statuette shows Cupid blindfolded and carrying a torch. He is trying to catch a

DESCRIPTION: After Auguste Moreau (French,1834) bronze sculpture of "Cupid and Psyche", depicts winged Eros as Cupid God of Love, portrayed acting blindly so his eyes are covered with a blindfold as h

A Bronze Cupid Sculpture, After Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) signed on base. Height 30 inches. Property from a Private Collection Purchased from the New Orleans Museum of Art (previously the Isa

Auguste Moreau, Cupid with beards, Dore Bronze, 15x16 inches

Bronze Cupid Sculpture, After Auguste Moreau. 'Aug Moreau' inscribed to the base. {Approximate dimensions: 25 inches high.}. Condition: The marble base with several small drilled holes, several small

DESCRIPTION: Signed Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) "Vici Cupid" Bronze Statue On Marble Base. Depicts the endearing image of Cupid, the Roman god of love, poised with his bow. On a plinth marble b

After Auguste Moreau (20th Century) Standing Cupid bronze with marble base signed Aug. Moreau Height 27 x width 14 x depth 9 inches.

VINTAGE CLOCK WITH CUPID FIGURE AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU, BRONZE FINISH, MISSING TOP OF ORMULU DECORATION ON RIGHT SIDE, APPROX 18.5"H

VINTAGE CLOCK WITH CUPID FIGURE AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU, BRONZE FINISH, MISSING TOP OF ORMULU DECORATION ON RIGHT SIDE, APPROX 18.5"H

AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU, BRONZE SCULPTURE, "VICI" H 24", W 13", CUPID WITH ARROW A bronze sculpture depicting cupid. Depth 6".From the Estate of Renate Gilmore, Brighton, Mich.

Item measures approx. 16 1/2"h and depicts Cupid with an arrow and feather. It is stamped Paris, France with a fleur de lis and an impressed signature Aug. Moreau. It is a high quality copy.

Bronze figurine on marble base. Acknowledged as one of the finest examples of Moreau's work, 'L'Aurore' (translating to 'The Dawn') depicts an Art Nouveau maiden standing and clutching a crescent moon

Manner of Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) Bronze Figure of Eros/Amor/Cupid. Size: 24'' x 12'' x 6'' (61 x 30 x 15 cm).

Allegorische Bronzefigur eines Mädchens 'Der Frühling' / A plated bronze figurine of a girl depicting the Spring, Auguste Moreau (1834-1917), Frankreich, Anfang 20. Jh. Material: Bronze, versilbert,

Small bronze of cupid with vase by Moreau, c1910 Height: 7 inches Auguste Moreau (Source: mayfairgallery.com) Auguste Moreau (1834 - 1917) was a French sculptor born in Dijon. The third and youngest s

Bronze sculpture, Cupid, mounted to marble plinth, unsigned. The bow is missing. 24"h x 11"w x 12"d, 28"h with plinth ​​​​​​​**Please Note: In-house sh

Nice bronze figurine of a young boy hugging a bird. Signed Aug. Moreau. Modern sculpture mounted on a marble plinth. Size: 16" tall, bronze only. With plinth: 18 1/2" tall. Condition: good.

Louis Auguste Moreau Art Nouveau gilt bronze sculpture, "Amour Enchainant le Fortune (Love Enchains Fortuna)," depicting the goddess spilling coins from her cornucopia as Cupid lassoes her leg with a