Claude Michel (France 1738-1814) Bronze

Attributed to Claude Michel Clodion (FRENCH, 1738-1814) bronze Bacchanal group sculpture depicting women and putti. Signed "Clodion" to bronze base. Mounted on black lacquer veneer base with figural d

DESCRIPTION: After Michel Claude Clodion (France, 1738-1814). Bronze sculpture. Faunes et Danseuse. Inscribed in casting upon the base "C. Lodion 1862" as well as "2336". Incorporates the allegorical

MICHEL CLAUDE CLODION (FRANCE, 1738-1814) FIRE GILT BRONZE BACCHANAL GROUP FIGURAL CLOCKFrance, 18th/19th century, bronze with onyx clock case/base, works marked "Raingo-Freres / Paris". The bronze si

18th-19th C, a finely modeled antique dore' bronze sculpture of a bacchanale with two women dancing with a tambourine and an infant fawn, signed "Clodion", Claude Michel Clodion (France 1738-1814) was

A bronze sculpture after Claude Michel (known as 'Clodion' (France, 1738-1814), "Bacchanal", depicting figures celebrating the Roman festival of Bacchus, signed on base, and numbered '3070', no foundr

AFTER MICHEL CLAUDE CLODIONFrance, 1738-1814Bacchanal. Signed on base "Clodion". Likely a 19th/20th Century posthumous casting. Bronze, height 17".

Early 20th century patinated bronze sculpture after the original by Michel Claude Clodion (France, 1738 - 1814). In depiction of two cherubs feeding grapes to a goat. Signed. Mounted atop a red marble

Clodion (manner), bronze group, 19th c., Manner of Michel Claude Clodion (France, 1738-1814), Child Bacchus Astride Goat, parcel gilt and brown patinated cast bronze, nicely cast, no signature observe

Claude Michel Clodion (1738-1814) Nymphs and Satyr Bronze relief Incised signature lower left 11 x 9 in / 28 x 22,8 cm Provenance: Private Collection, France By descent to current owner Claude Michel

Claude Michel Clodion (1738-1814) Satyrs and Nymph Bronze relief Incised signature lower left 9.75 x 10.25 in / 24,7 x 26 cm Provenance: Private Collection, France By descent to current owner Claude M

Claude Michel Clodion (1738-1814) Satyr and Two Nymphs Bronze relief Incised signature lower left 10 in / 25,4 cm diameter Provenance: Private Collection, France By descent to current owner Claude Mic

(lot of 2) French Louis XVI style three-light candelabra, 19th c., in the manner of Clodion (Claude Michel, France, 1738-1814), gilt metal scrolling foliate arms, terminating in bobeche and candle cup

After Claude Michel Clodion (French, 1738-1814) Bronze Sculpture 19th C., "Young Satyr", H 23.5" W 16" Depth 11" | a finely cast French 19th c. bronze sculpture of a seated satyr sleepily rubbing his

After Claude Michel Clodion (French 1738-1814), bronze sculpture of a satyr who seems to be waking from a nap on a tree stump, the whole resting on a naturalistic base, signed 'Clodion,' 23"h x 16"w.

AFTER CLAUDE MICHEL CLODION (FRENCH 1738-1814) BRONZE, "NEPTUNE AND ANDROMEDA", SIGNED. HEIGHT 19 1/4"

Claude Michel (Clodion) (French 1738-1814). Bronze Neoclassical figural art sculpture. Depicts two women of classical mythology supporting a baby putti on their shoulders. Artist signed CLODION on bac

AFTER CLAUDE-MICHEL CLODION (FRENCH 1738-1814), BRONZE RELIEF RONDEL, SATYRS, SIGNED. DIAMETER 10 7/8"

Claude Michael Clodion, France (1738-1814). Bronze sculpture after Clodion of a man, woman and child mounted on oval marble plinth. Signed Clodion on base. Measures 20.75"H x 8.25"W x 9"D; plinth 13.5

After Claude Michel Clodion (French, 1738-1814) Bacchanalia Bronze 22-1/2 H. inches (57.2 cm) 12inches wide. Incised Clodion, 1763. 19th Century Allegorical Sculpture

After Claude Michel Clodion (French, 1738-1814) French Bronze 19th C., H 16.5'' 1 Pair | Loose bronze covers with cherub finials. Scenes in relief with putti flocking the circumference. Gold to brown

Classical repousse wall decoration, depicting a revelry with the god Bacchus, in the style of Michel Claude Clodion (France, 1738-1814, stamped signature bottom left), supported with wire height 16.5

ATTRIBUTED TO MICHEL CLAUDE CLODIONFrance, 1738-1814Bacchanal scene. Inscribed in pencil lower right “Clodion”. Partial oval ink stamp verso.Pen and ink and wash on cream wove paper, 7.75&

After Claude Michel Clodion (French, 1738-1814). A bronze sculpture of cherub resting on rouge marble base. 4-1/2in tall.

After Michel Claude Clodion (French 1738-1814), bronze 'Faun et Danseuses,' 1762 depicting two Bacchantes, one holding a tambourine aloft, dancing with a young faun, signature cast into the naturalist