Figural woman spelter lamp signed Louis Moreau

Early 20th century painted spelter figural parlor lamps in the forms of a man and a woman, each with four light fixtures, signed "L. & F. Moreau" on base, 40 1/2".

Spelter Figural Lamp Signed Moreau, 31" High.

After Auguste Moreau Figural Maidens Cast Spelter Lamp Signed on Base. A very heavy and beautiful lamp with maidens arranging flowers in a vase on a classical pedestal. The lamp measures 38 3/4" to to

Late 19th/early 20th century Signed to figure: Louis Moreau; further inscribed to plaque: Histoire Universelle / Par L. Moreau (Medaille D'Or) In the form of a female figure holding a spherical swing

Spelter figural lamp with woodland nymph holding two favrille glass shade lights . After Louis Auguste Moreau. Titled "Nymphe De Bois". H: 34-1/2in.

Spelter statue of a woman in a flowing dress holding a swing arm pendulum clock high in her left hand. Statue signed Louis Moreau on base. Brass title plate on front of base missing. In good condition

[2] Inscribed AUG. MOREAU French Cast Metal Spelter Figural Lamps Man & Woman 41 in. overall height size: (41 x 8.5), (41 x 9.5)

DESCRIPTION: An antique A. Moreau style, figural table lamp featuring the depiction of a winged female figure with torch in hand. Original wiring, Signed indesticily at base. CIRCA: Early to Mid 20th

,France,Late 19th Century Neoclassical figure of a nymph in diaphanous drapery holding a harp and standing on a cornucopia amongst foliage, after a model by Louis Auguste Mathurin Moreau (1855-1919).

Two finely detailed bisque porcelain groups mounted as lamps, one signed H. Moreau (woman with music sheet), and the other signed M. Moreau (Woman with Cupid).n [Figures: 24" H; Overall: 34" H x 9" Di

Spelter Art Deco Woman Figurine Figural Table Lamp Meyda Tiffany Shade. Shade is signed. Figurine on a marble base. Shade not original to the lamp. Works. Diameter of shade measures approximately 8.5"

AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU PATINATED METAL WOMAN HOLDING LIGHT NEWEL POST / FLOOR LAMP , WITH GILDED ACCENTS , SIGNED MOREAU , USED AS NEWEL POST / FLOOR LAMP - 11" x 36" OVERALL

Figural newel post lamp after the sculpture "Au Merite" by Louis Auguste Moreau, (French, 1855-1919.) Cast spelter. With title and artist plaque at base. Glass shade loose; a larger shade or longer sc

DESCRIPTION: After Auguste Moreau figural statue depicting a woman composed of spelter posed atop craggily rock base, mounted to a stepped rouge marble plinth. Signed in cast: "A. Moreau" foundry mark

Vintage spelter figural lamp. Titled "Messagere du Printemps". In working order. Signed. 27" high.

after LOUIS AUGUSTE MOREAU (French 1855-1919) A PATINATED SPELTER ELECTRIFIED NEWEL POST LAMP, FOR L & F MOREAU, PARIS, FRANCE, CIRCA 1890, the figure of a winged woman wearing a sheer clinging star s

Henri Louis Lavaseur (1853 - 1934) France, Pair Spelter Cast Metal Man Woman Sculpture Lamps. Both are signed: H LeVasseur. Some paint loss on patina see pictures. size: 38 x 11 x 10 -ASKart: Henri Lo

SIGNED "L. ALLIOT" ART NOUVEAU FIGURAL SPELTER ELECTRIC LAMP, figural lamp in the form of a woman wearing a dress with arms held out, supporting two sockets with candle sleeves and topped with orange

L & F Moreau. Painted metal lamp. Young woman with Cherub. Silk shade; 43in.H.(overall), 25in.H. x 8in.W.(figure)

L & A Moreau French Metal Farmers Figure Lamp. Lamp is signed and contains the Collection Francaise seal. Gold over spelter metal. Size: 39 h , 26 socket height

Woman in wavy robe, After Moreau, signed Illegibly. One arm as is, electrified. 22.5 H X 14" W. (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lovette, Camp Hill, PA)

French Louis XIV Style Figural Mantel Clock, spelter statue of seated woman, porcelain dial, time & strike, Japy Freres movement, signed, 24"t, Ca. 1880.

A Louis Fontinelle figural bronze and marble table lampEarly 20th CenturySigned to marble base: L. Fontinelle; further marked to the underside: 130The Art Deco lamp with a cast bronze caped woman and

Antique spelter patinated metal Art Nouveau French figural table lamp of a woman with flowering branches and 3 lights. Signed --?? 27 inches high. Circa 1910.