LOUIS ICART HEIRLOOM FIGURINE, 1929 LES HORTENSIAS,

LOUIS ICART [FRENCH, 1888–1950] ETCHING AND DRYPOINT, H 17", W 21", "LES HORTENSIAS" :Signed lower right with a Paris copyright dated 1929. Framed and matted under acrylic. Framed size H 25", W

Louis Icart porcelain figurine titled '1929 Coursing II' depicts a woman with two dogs. By "The Heirloom Tradition". Marked to bottom and numbered 380/7500. Measures 7 1/2" (19cm) height + 3/4" wooden

Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950) "Les Hortensias" or "Hydrangeas", color aquatint on paper, pencil signed "Louis Icart", 16" x 20-1/2" image, framed 24-3/4" x 20-3/4", good condition

LOUIS ICART PORCELAIN FIGURINE, LES ROSES, LIMITED EDITION NUMBERED 497/10000, VERY GOOD CONDITION, 10"W X 6", SKU205.145

LOUIS ICART (French 1888-1950) "Les Hortensias" (Hydrangeas) Aquatint etching. 17 1/2 x 21 5/8 inches; Frame: 21 3/4 x 26 1/8 inches. Signed in pencil lower right: Louis Icart with windmill embossment

Three piece Louis Icart porcelain figurines grouping, #925012 "Vitesse, 1929"-limited edition #86/7500, #925055 "Casanova, 1928"-limited edition 390/7500 and #H2001 1913 Le Golf"-limited edition 1568/

Drypoint etching, "Les Hortensias", SLR. Art deco scene of a woman resting amongst hydrangea.

LOUIS ICART, FIGURES, HEIRLOOM COLLECTION, SIX H 6" - 11" 1) 1932 Cocktail #32. 2) Les Orchides #922, H 6" x 8". #3) Les Roses #622, #4) Jeunesse #912. #5) Coursing #1042, H 11" x 9". #6) A La Fete 7"

1934 LES LIS / Stunning Figurine that is Numbered from a Limited Edition / It Comes with a Nestled Base / It is Free from any damage or repairs / Multiple Photos Posted

Louis Icart is a well-known French artist from the 1920's-30's. Famed for his drawings of charming, gorgeous women, often in playful scenarios often risque. This print (On the Quay), is framed (in gla

Hortensias [Hydrangeas] Drypoint etching Pencil signed lower right with blind stamp lower left, captioned upper left, "Copyright 1929 by L. Icart - Paris", paper watermarked "M.L.C. / Annonay"; unfram

Louis Icart "1914 Coursing" Bisque Porcelain Figurine on Fitted Wooden Base. Signed and numbered 19/7500, distributed by The Heirloom Tradition. Good condition. Measures 6" H x 6-1/4" W, with base 6-1

Lot of two pieces distributed by The Heirloom Tradition, first is "Tosca, 1928" and second is "A La Fete 1936" which is 11 inches tall, 9 inches wide and 5 inches deep. Both marked on bottom, Tosca is

Lot of two females, first "Vitesse, 1929" by Louis Icart, copyright DACS/SPADEM 1991, numbered 206/7,500. Measures 8 inches high, on 9 inch wide by 5 inch deep wood base. Second tall woman in white dr

1937 Le Sofa, After Louis Icart Hand Painted Porcelain Statue. Signed and Hallmarked, Limited Edition (#229), Made in Japan, 1984. Matte Color. 9.1/2" 4.1/2" x H 5"

1925 Coup De Vent (gust of wind), After Louis Icart Hand Painted Porcelain Figurine Group on Separable wooden base. Signed and Hallmarked, Limited Edition, 1984, Made in Japan. Note: some scratch on w

signature on bottom right hand corner of print, frame a little loose, contains "windmill" embossed stamp to the left of the signature

Art Print Repro Of Louis Icart Etching ‘Coursing’ Art Deco Etching Elegant Lady with Grey Hound Dogs by Louis Icart 1929. Art Print of Etching, depicts blonde woman with three greyhound dogs.

Art Print Repro Of Louis Icart Etching ‘Speed’ Art Deco Etching Elegant Lady with Grey Hound Dogs by Louis Icart 1929. Art Print of Etching, depicts blonde woman with three greyhound dogs. Sig

Louis Icart (French, 1880-1950). A lithograph titled "Les Lis", signed "Louis Icart" bottom right. Mat opening: 28-1/2 in tall x 19-1/2 in wide. Frame: 36 in tall x 27 in wide.

Etching with aquatint, Louis Icart (French) 1880-1950, "Hydrangeas," 1929. H. 373, 17 x 21 inches, signed in lower margin in pencil by the artist; under glass, not examined out of frame.

Circa 1949. This is one of the original etchings from Louis Icart's series "Les Amours de Psyché de Cupidon" from the rare limited edition of 150. Publisher: Éditions de la Cité. Framed and

rated 9, 25"x29", this is a printed copy.

After Louis Icart (France, 1888-1950). 2 limited edition porcelain figurines. 1927 Miss America, circa 1984, No. 488 from an edition of 10,000, with original box, figurine 9"H not including wooden bas