33" BRONZE SCULPTURE after CLODION EDUCATION OF BACCHUS

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

DESCRIPTION: Antique bronze sculpture entitled "The Triumph of Bacchus" ("Le Triomphe De Bacchus") after Claude Michel Clodion depicting Bacchus accompanied by puttos and a maenad or Bacchante. CIRCA:

After Claud Michel Clodion (French, 1738-1814) Bronze Sculpture, Bacchus Imbibing On Donkey, H 7.7" L 10.5" | Signed on the base. Presented on black marble plinth, measuring H 10.5" overall. Boasts a

After: Michel Claude Clodion, French (1738-1814) Gilt Bronze Putti Bacchus Sculpture on Wooden Base. Signed in the cast. Rubbing to gilt, splashes and minor scuffs to base. Sculpture measures 8" H x 8

19th C. French Bronze Sculpture Bacchantes Dancing Women 1772 Michel Claude Clodion. H 32" x W 14". Signed on the back, "Clodion 1762" this antique 19th century Bronze Sculpture is from the Victorian,

Cast bronze sculpture, Nymph and Satyr, after the original by Clodion (Michel Claude Clodion, French, 1738-1814), depicting a nymph figure seated beside a basket of grapes, the satyr figure grabbing a

Patinated bronze sculpture, Bacchante, signed in cast after Clodion (Michel Claude Clodion, French, 1738-1814), on wood socle, bronze: approx 15"h, overall: approx 20"h, 7.25"diam, 13.5lbs Start Price

Description - Bronze sculpture of Bacchus, unsigned. Dimensions - 18.5" x 6"

Small bronze sculpture of a Cherub after Clodion. Measures 8.5" tall. Base 3" diameter. Signed on backside. Condition: good, see images. Weight: 3 lbs.

(2) Bronze Sculptures of Bacchus and Faun Early 20th century. Max Ht. 10 1/2 in. A Westchester county estate.

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

Two 19th century Bronze figures. Includes an Italian patinated Bronze sculpture of Bacchus and a French Gilt Bronze allegorical figure of the Arts. Bacchus with incised "Lagana, Napoli" foundry mark v

Antique Grand Tour bronze sculpture of bacchus, 19th century. Unmarked. Dimensions: 7.25" high x 8" wide x 3 3/4" deep. Condition: Very good. Please copy and paste link into browser to see video. http

(2) Bronze sculptures, after Michel Claude Clodion (French,1738-1814), Bacchanalia figural sculpture groups depicting a male & female satyr with faun putti, impressed Clodion on back, on marble base,

On Marble Base. From a Larchmont NY collection. - Dimensions: Bronze 17" H & overall 26" H

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.

Large bronze Bacchus Sculpture, 31 1/2"h

AFTER CLAUDE MICHEL CLODION, BRONZE SCULPTURE, 19TH C., H 13 1/4", W 7", BACCHANAL:Signed; veined red marble round base.

19thC. Signed Clodion on base. Overall measures 18" in height. Drilled to be mounted as lamp through base.

A vintage large and heavy bronze sculpture depicting a perched eagle on branch with wings spread. No apparent signature or foundry mark. Measures approx. 32 7/8" height x 30 1/2" width x 17 1/4" depth

Collectible hollow bronze figure sculpture, depicting one of the most jovial mythological deities Bacchus, a rare example of easy Baroque-era Flemish sculpture. 7.3inch H, 8.3inch L, 3.2inch W.

Richard MacDonald (b.1946 California) ''Butterfly'' Bronze Sculpture 33''x26''x17''. Impressive large patinated bronze of a male with arms out. Signed and numbered 3 of 90 edition. Excellent condition

Chiurazzi Napoli (Italian, 19th century), Bacchus, bronze sculpture, signed lower back, overall: 28"h x 15"w x 6"d. Provenance: Property from the Sterling Vineyard Winery Art Collection, Calistoga CA

Continental School (19th century), Bacchus, bronze sculpture with marble base, overall (with base): 22"h x 17"w x 10"d. Provenance: Estate of Walter M. Pratt (Gov. of Mass.)