METAL SCULPTURE; 2 HORSE CHARIOT; SIGNED ON THE B

C. A. Pardell for American Legends Series Mixed Metal Sculptures (2) items including 1991 'American Horse Takes His Name” signed lower left front edge, #136/950 en verso, mounted to a black marble b

PETIT OEIL COSMIQUE (Cosmic Eye), gold plated metal magnetic kinetic sculpture, stamp signed and numbered 2/900B, published by Artcurial, height 4”, overall 5 ½ x 4 x 4” with original Plexiglas d

Loet Vanderveen (American 1921-2015)- Reclining Horse- metal sculpture, signed Loet and numbered 366/750. 4 1/4 x 8 x 2 1/4''

(lot of 2) Doug Owen (American, b. 1950) Urban Horse and Colt, painted metal sculpture, largest overall: 53.5"h x 89"w x 26"d.

Peter Chinni (American, b. 1928), Untitled, 1968, black metal sculpture, signed and dated verso, edition 2/5, overall (with base): 13.75"h x 14"w x 11.5"d. Provenance: Gifted by the artist; thence inh

A Royal Worcester Bronze Sculpture. Depicting two horses and jockeys, titled "At The Start", signed "B. Winskill", model no. 2/15 17.5" 19.25" x 11.25"

STEVEN TOBIN (American b. 1957), FOUR SCULPTURES, "Cocoon," 20TH CENTURY, four glass and metal sculptures, two of the metal bases are signed, "Tobin;" tallest height: 7 1/2", diameter: 4". Provenance:

DAVID KRACOV (b.1968) 3D Enameled Metal Music Sculpture, Thinking outside of the Box - Conductor. signed lower right side. 33-1/2 x 20 inches

DAVID ADICKES (American/Texas b. 1927) A SCULPTURE, "Mustangs," cast brass, each horse signed, one in relief and one engraved in brass, "Adickes." Height: 13" Width: 22 1/2" Depth: 12"

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Popliteo (Luis Montoya, b. 1950 & Leslie Ortiz, b. 1957) Marking(s); notes: signed; ed. 2/10 Country of origin; materials: American; patinated bronze, metal, stone (base

After Antoine-Louis Barye "Arab on Horse" Metal Sculpture Visibly the Bronze is not signed Measure 32 1/2"in H x 23"in W x 10"in D

Enameled metal sculpture on lucite base, USA, ca. 1983; Signed to body; 16" x 11" x 7 1/2" sq.

Murano, L. de Rai signed art glass sculpture of Don Quixote on his horse, Rocinante. Rider and metal pike are detachable, late 20th century. Measures: 27 1/2" height overall with pike, 19 1/2" horse a

Robert Roesch (American, b. 1946) black painted metal sculpture, abstract chicken-like form. Signed and dated on the brushed metal base, 1987, copyright XXIII. [30 1/4" H x 27 1/2" W x 10" D]. In good

MAN WITH RAISED ARMS; WARRIOR, a pair of fabricated metal sculptures, Warrior signed and dated 72 on base, 14” & 15” tall. Provenance: acquired directly from artist by present owner. (2)

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.

Robuste Odin and Chayan Khoi (French, b. 1963), Briefcase, Found Object Welded Metal Sculpture, signed "Chayan / Robuste / Odin" to reverse. 15" H x 17" W x 2.5" D. Keywords: Assemblage, Art Brut, Out

Fernando Botero (Colombian b. 1932) large Bronze sculpture of horse after Signed E/A Botero numbered 3/6 Measures: 14"Hx11 1/2"Lx7 3/4"w

Lesley Dill (American, b.1950) 'Dust is The Only Secret' Mixed Media Undated, pencil signed lower left, figural sculpture with horse hair; together with (2) unknown artist mixed medias Property from:

Phebe Hemphill Clydesdale horse sculpture, patinated metal on wood plinth, signed Hemphill 2/10 on base, 11"L x 12" H, No damage, very good condition, Bronze

Fine Blackamoor on horseback spelter metal & cold-painted sculpture on integral base. Signed on base, [Arthur] Waagen. French, mid-19th C. 24 1/2" h 17 3/4" = w (base) CONDITION: Original patina & pai

Ronald Lockett. Horse Sculpture. Not signed or dated. Mixed media construction with metal, paint and old rake. Great condition. 27"h x 40" long x 9.5". Est. $1,000-2,000. Buyer is responsible for ship

Sterling silver horse sculpture, artist signed illegible. Hallmarks and marked "filled". . Walnut base. Silver- 5w x 2.5d x 6.5h, overall- 5w x 4d x 7.5h

(German, b. 1875), signed "L. Vierthaler." 14"h x 13-1/2"w x 4"d. Provenance: Property sold for the benefit of the Newark Museum Acquisition Endowment.