A shelf of mostly crinoline figural sculptures

A shelf of mostly crinoline figural sculptures including Dresden examples depicting young women in ball gowns largest: 9"h

Brass Shelf Sitter Figural Sculpture. Plastic stand not included. Dimensions: H: 14 inches: W: 11.5 inches: D: 4.5 inches --- US Shipping charge: In house shipping available. Will be calculated once d

(lot of 3) French mantel set, late 19th c., including: (1) shelf clock, figural sculpture "Leve du Jour," after Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917), rouge Griotte marble case, enamel dial with stylized

3pc modern shelf lot. figural dog. Triangle sculpture. Bird sculpture-- Dimensions: H: 29.5 inches: W: 7 inches: D: 5 inches ---

Pr of Female Figures, in bronze, unsigned, depicted in long flowing robes designed for placement over a shelf edge, 6" high (seated), 11" high overall

(lot of 2) German porcelain figural sculptures, one depicting a lady in classical attire with crinoline dress having gilt floral reserves, underside marked Germany 8"h x 9"w, together with a diminutiv

(lot of 2) Dresden style porcelain figural sculptures, each depicting a beauty with a crinoline dress, one marked Germany and one marked Italy, largest 6"h

Continental figural sculpture, depicting a courting couple seated on a felled tree, the young beauty wearing a crinoline accented dress, 9.5"h

Two shelves of decorative items, incluidng a carriage clock by Bechtel retailed by Tiffany & Co, Italian ceramic figural sculptures of two men playing chess, a Royal Doulton figurine of "The Poacher,"

Vintage Brass Figural Shelf Clock. Enameled dial signed "Imperial, Made in Italy", works are signed Germany, brass sculpture signed "F. Moreau". 18"h. x 21"w. Condition: Good with minor wear.

20th century artisan studio handcrafted shelf mantel curio cabinet display. Subject matter features a tall slender lady holding / cradling her infant baby. Mounted atop a square black variegated marbl

Pink Murano Glass Figural Swan Statue Sculpture 8.5 in. height x 6.75 in. size: 8.5x6.75 shelf: A

King Arthur's Sword in the Stone Paperweight and Letter Opener Combination Figural Art glass sculpture. Glass has been inspected carefully and there are no dings or chips. Only minor shelf wear. Lette

Antique 19th century French bronze sculpture. Depicting a Neoclassical seated female holding a scroll in one hand, and the other arm reached out. Statue is mounted to an antique gilt wood pierced and

Vintage Race Car Driver Figural. Composite material, no apparent signatures or inscriptions, shelf decor, sculpture, mantle decor, home decor, sculputal decor, collectible. Measures 27 1/2 in long by

Two shelves of mainly decorative Polynesian items, including Marquesas style figural carving, composition tiki, octopus lure, pounder, decorative Soloman Islands sculpture, and mask carvings, and anch

(lot of 3) Patinated bronze figural sculptures, designed by Edgar Walter (1877-1938) and cast by C. J. Hillard and Co., installed in 1923, each depicting seahorses, original to the Steinhart Aquarium,

(lot of 3) Patinated bronze figural sculptures, designed by Edgar Walter (1877-1938) and cast by C. J. Hillard and Co., installed in 1923, each depicting seahorses, original to the Steinhart Aquarium,

(lot of 2) Continental carved figural sculptures depicting Jesus on the cross, second quarter 19th century, largest 30"h x 16"w. Provenance: Property from the Christian DeGuine' IV Estate, Hillsboroug

Depicting women and foo dogs. Chinese, 18/19th C. 29.5"h x 18"w

19th century. Circa 1880. Symbolic of Europe and Africa. Approx. 47 3/4" H. From an Englewood Cliffs mansion.

(lot of 2) Patinated bronze figural sculptures, designed by Edgar Walter (1877-1938) and cast by C. J. Hillard and Co., installed in 1923, each depicting seahorses, original to the Steinhart Aquarium,

Originally painted and with wings. Height 46 inches, Width 23 inches, Depth 17 inches.

(lot of 2) Patinated bronze figural sculptures, designed by Edgar Walter (1877-1938) and cast by C. J. Hillard and Co.installed in 1923, each depicting seahorses, original to the Steinhart Aquarium, G