French Patinated Metal Sculpture of a Woman, "Pensee"

Patinated metal sculpture, Standing Woman, after the original by Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917), rising on green onyx plinth base with metal mount and foliated paw feet, some chipping to base edge

Mounted on white and black marble base. Woman with 2 dogs. Composition head and hands. Approx. 20" H x 29" W. Head as is.

Georges Maxim (French, 1885-1940) Art Deco sculpture modeled as a young woman with two hound dogs, patinated metal on a Portero Negro and Gallo Siena marble plinth, signed to marble base. [Overall: 18

Manner of Dimitri/Demetre Chiparus (Romanian/French 1886-1947), untitled, undated, patinated bronze Art Deco style sculpture depicting a woman with arms outstretched, inset white metal panel to lower

Eugene Marioton (French, 1854-1933) La Pensee cast and patinated mixed metal signed Eug. Marioton Height 37 1/4 inches. Provenance: Sotheby's, Amsterdam, European Sculpture, Early Furniture and Works

French patinated metal sculpture in a bronze finish, late 19th c., Justice with Sword and Shield, signed in cast lower right Hip. Moreau, after Hippolyte Francois Moreau (France, 1832-1927), rising on

French patinated metal sculpture of a pheasant, mounted on a black stone base, signed illegibly as pictured, variation to patination, approx 14"h, 30"w, 6.25"d, 29.25lbs Start Price: $150.00

French patinated metal sculpture, "Nymphe des Bois," signed in cast after Louis Moreau (Louis Auguste Moreau, French, 1855-1919), winged nymph holding branch staff with perched bird, losses to fingers

EMILE BOUCHON (FRENCH) PATINATED METAL WOMAN , TITLED "REVE" , SIGNED BOUCHON - 8" x 20" OVERALL

Early 20th century French patinated metal bust sculpture. In depiction of a 16th century man in period garb. Incised artist signature to verso appears to be "V. Cochi" with foundry No. (M,142). Mounte

AFTER MATHURIN MOREAU (FRENCH, 1822-1912) BRONZE PATINATED METAL SCULPTURE, H 42", W 16", LA FAUVETTE A bronze patinated metal sculpture titled "La Fauvette" after Mathurin Moreau. Depicting an Art No

After Luca Madrassi "Premier Chagrin" Sculpture - A patinated metal sculpture of a woman standing barefoot with a small broken water pitcher. Title plaque at base: "Premier Chagrin" (First Sorrow). Si

ANTIQUE GILDED FRENCH METAL WOMEN SCULPTURE, MEASURES 22" HEIGHT.

A pair of antique Art Nouveau French metal bust sculptures depicting women with cherubs. Set includes "Carmen" and "Mignon". No apparent hallmarks or signatures. Each measures approx. 15" height. appe

French Art Deco patinated metal sculpture, circa 1925, modeled as a crouching panther on a marble and mixed onyx plinth base, apparently unmarked. Approximate dimensions: h. 9.25", w. 25.5", d.5.25".

Jean Jules B. Salmson (French, 1823-1902) patinated metal sculpture of a hound. Signed on base. [16" W x 9" D x 19 1/2" H]. In good condition.

A French bronzed patinated white metal sculpture converted to an electrical lamp after Auguste Moreau (1834-1917). Titled, "Fleurs de Printemps" ("Spring Flowers"). A patinated Art Nouveau style figur

Vintage bronzed metal sculpture after Edmond Louis Charles Tassel (1849-1899, French), metal sculpture of a woman with two birds, signed E. Tassel, mounted on a marble base. 36"h x 13"dia base

Louis Hottot, French (1829 - 1905) Patinated Metal Sculpture "Young Girl Reading" Signed. Measures 17-1/4" x 13" x 13-1/4". Condition: Rubbing to the surface otherwise good condition. Estimate: $300.0

After: Emmanuel Villanis, French (1858 - 1914) Patinated French Metal Sculpture "Diana" Signed. Measures 15-1/2" x 8". Condition: Rubbing and scuffs to the surface otherwise good condition. Estimate:

French Metal Sculpture, features a women, black smith theme. Measures 19 1/2 inches high x 8 inches wide. Unsigned.

French Patinated Bronze Sculpture of a Womanlate 19th centuryartist signed "Gillmany"27 1/2 in. high

Signed A. Godard. Of a girl with her dog on a green onyx base. H 11 3/4", W 23",D 7"

Louis Holweck(French, 1861-1935)"Levin"patinated metal sculpture, marble basebronze marked "Holweck, A.J. Foeur, France, Levin," plaque inscribed "Levin, Acquis Par la Ville de Paris, Holweck Sculptr,