PAUL MANSHIP (NY/MN, 1885-1966) - Bronze Medal "Hail to

Paul Manship (Minnesota 1885-1966) Relief portrait of Dionysus in bronze. "HAIL TO DIONYSUS WHO FIRST DISCOVERED THE MAGIC OF THE GRAPE". Around edge marked "The Society Of Medallists Second Issue" an

Paul Manship (1885-1966), bronze medallion depicting Leo, 6" diameter. Provenance: Lynne, Massachusetts collection.

Paul Howard Manship (1885-1966), 'Pegasus', bronze, inscribed 'Paul Manship c. 1927', 5 1/2" H.

Paul Howard Manship (American, 1885-1966) The Javelin Thrower patinated bronze signed and dated PAUL MANSHIP 1921, No. 14, base foundry stamp of Roman Bronze Works N.Y., bottom tier of base on back si

Paul Manship bronze ashtray, Diana and hound.3.5 inches wide.(From Wiki):"Paul Howard Manship (December 24, 1885 January 28, 1966) was an American sculptor. He consistently created mythological pieces

Paul Howard Manship Bronze Pegasus Statue. Paul Howard Manship, American, Born: December 24, 1885, Saint Paul, MN, Died: January 28, 1966, New York, NY. Gilt bronze pegasus statue on custom made marbl

Nine Medallic Art Company Medals Lot includes: "Hail to Dionysus" Paul Manship medal, 'Fiat Vita' de Francisci medal, Aesop's Fables Amateis medal, 1964 400th Anniversary of William Shakespeare medal,

Paul Manship Bronze Medallion 1930 The Society of Medalists Second Issue. "Hail to Dionysus WHo First Discovered the Magic of the Grape". Signed. Excellent origina patina. Comes in original case. Meda

Paul-Marcel Dammann (French, 1885-1939) Saint Louis. Patinated bronze medal. Signed 'P.M. Dammann' along the lower right edge. Reverse reads "En L'An de Grace. 1239 Saint Louis Ap Porte La Covron Ne D

Paul-Marcel Dammann (French, 1885-1939) En Pai. Patinated bronze medal, dated MCMXXV along the lower left edge and signed along the lower right edge Diameter: 2 5/8"

Bronze, 69.7mm. By Paul Manship. Obv Bust l. Rev Presidential seal, distinctive lettering both sides. The aged Manship was chosen by Jackie Kennedy, who had written a college term paper on his work. T

Malvina Cornell Hoffman (American, 1885-1966), "Matador", 1953, bronze with golden patina, signed, dated, and "Roman Bronze Works Inc. N.Y." inscribed on self base, h. 11 1/2 in., w. 8 in., d. 3 in.,

John F. Kennedy: Group of Photos And War Office Badges. Group of 79 family photos, an inauguration medal designed by Paul Manship and produced by Medallic Art Company of New York, and two badges from

Malvina Hoffman (American, 1885/1887 – 1966) - Head of a Balinese Woman Signed 'Bali (c) M. Hoffman' Underneath left side; also inscribed ‘C.B.W’ along back base of bronze, Bronze on

TIM SHINABARGER, (MONTANA, BORN 1966). Bronze: "Life Size Moose" ,approximately 9' 6" h x 12' w x 6' deep. Purchased from artist for $85,000. Note: showings of this bronze sculpture are by appointment

A 1956 Stockholm Equestrian Olympic bronze medal, A 1956 Stockholm Equestrian Olympic bronze medal, designed by John Sjösvärd, embossed 'XVI Olympiadens Ryttartävlingar 1956 Stockholm',

L:11.5cm W:8.1cm Wt:220g

L:5.4cm W:3.7cm Wt:60g

LINDSAY DAEN (Australian/American 1923-2001) A SCULPTURE, "Bird Stealing Fish," 1966, bronze sculpture on a wooden base, incised signature in bronze at base. 55 1/2'' x 11/3/4'' x 6'' Note:

circa 1966; bronze wires with added patina; unsigned; Provenance: with Harry Bertoia Foundation certificate of authenticity; originally purchased at Fairweather Hardin Gallery, Chicago, 1966 by James

Warren Platner Settee, model 1716 Knoll AssociatesUSA, 1966bronze-plated steel, upholstery 32 h × 68 w × 33 d in (81 × 173 × 84 cm) Upholstery manufacturer's labe

Warren Platner Chair, model 1705 and ottoman, model 1709 Knoll Associates/Knoll InternationalUSA, 1966bronze-plated steel, upholstery chair: 39.25 h × 41.5 w × 36 d in (100 ×

[WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE]. Medal awarded to Boy Scout Fred C. Reed for assistance rendered during 1913 Woman Suffrage Parade. Original circular bronze medal with bronze suspension bar depicting a pair

Jean Hans Arp, French, German, 1886 to 1966, bronze sculpture, Sternenamphore, Amphore detoile, Star Amphora, 1965. Signed with initials and numbered 2 of 8, on the sculpture. Mounted on a rectangular