A BRONZE ANIMALIER CHAMOIS SCULPTURE, AFTER A. DUBUCAND

Bronze Animalier Sculpture Greyhound Dog After Mene. After Pierre-Jules Mene (French, 1810-1879), Susse Freres (French, founded 1839) posthumous edition. Cast bronze sculpture of greyhound dog with le

Art Deco bronze animalier sculpture or doorstop depicting a stylized standing giraffe, remnants of gilt to rectangular base. 15.75" H x 4.75" W x 3.25" D.

Bronze animalier sculpture, Wounded Tiger, signed in cast Cartier, after Thomas Francois Cartier (French, 1879-1943), rising on an octagonal base, approx 9"h, 16.75"w, 7.25"d, 17.5lbs Start Price: $20

Joy Beckner "A Good Life," award-winning small bronze animalier sculpture of a rolling dachshund dog, 1997, sold-out limited edition of 99, one side incised "Joy Beckner ©." 1.5" H X 4.75" L.

French bronze animalier sculpture, Pheasant Standing on Rocky Base, signed in cast G. Lavroff (Georges Lavroff, Russia, 1895-1991), approx 19 3/4" high, 23" long.

After Antoine-Louis Barye (France: 1795-1875) bronze animalier sculpture of a walking lion titled "Lion qui Marche". Mounted a top a marble base. Signed "A Barye" to base. Measures: 11” L x 5” W x

Angelo Biancini (Italian, 1911-1988) "Montone" Brutalist patinated bronze animalier sculpture depicting a standing ram, signed "A. Biancini" to gold-tone metal plaque on round base. 8.75" H x 10" W x

Modern patinated bronze animalier sculpture of a dolphin, in the manner of David Wynne (British, 1926-2014) or Robert Wyland (American, b. 1956), modeled with coiled tail and intent gaze, raised on sq

DESCRIPTION: Gilt bronze animalier sculpture in the style of Clovis Masson depicting a hunting dog on uneven ground. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H: 5" W: 3.75" L: 9" Have a similar

French Patinated Bronze Animalier Serpent Sculpture, likely a cobra or asp, reeling his head back to strike. 9" H x 6" Diameter. Keywords: Statue, Snake, Animalier, France

A bronze animalier bust sculpture by Herbert Haseltine (French American, 1877-1962). A wildlife work depicting a thoroughbred horse head. Impressed signature and dated to rim bottom in Roman numerals

PAUL EDOUARD DELABRIERE (French, 1829-1912) PATINATED BRONZE ANIMALIER BIRD SCULPTURE , RAISED ON MARBLE BASE , SIGNED DELABRIERE - 9" x 5 1/2" x 10"

Vintage cast bronze animalier bust sculpture of a ram's head. 6" H x 7.5" W x 7.5" D.

An antique patinated bronze sculpture, Egyptian Muleteer, by Alfred E. Dubucand, French, 1828 to 1894. The sculpture is adorned with gilding. Mounted on a round shaped base. Signed with engraving on t

FRANCE, 1828-1894 A large bronze sculpture of a pheasant cast after a model by Alfred Dubucand. The work was naturalistically modeled depicting a pheasant in an aggressive stance on rockery confronted

Bronze animalier Group A French Bronze animal group depicting two hawks fighting atop a naturalistic tree stump. The base is signed E. Delabrierre Delabrierre Bronze Artist: Paul Edouard Delabrierre D

(France, Germany 1833-1898), Dog Playing With a Ball, signed on base. Length 7 inches.

Chicken sculpture, animalier, freestanding on black marble base, signed "hj." 3.75" H X 4" W X 2.5" D. Chips to marble base.

Antoine Louis Barye - France 1796-1875 - 19th Century Animalier Bronze Sculpture of a Standing Elk. Highly Detailed. Signed. Height 11" including base. Chocolate Brown Patina.

Jules Moigniez (French, 1835-1894) Hawk animalier sculpture bronze signed 9 1/2"w x 7"d x 10"h

Alfred Dubucand. France. Bronze sculpture of hound dogs. Remnants of silver plated finish. Signed front left corner. Collars as-is with damage. 11in wide. 8.25in high.

Animalier narwhal sculpture cast in bronze, signed 'AMc' on the bottom. 2.75" H x 16.5" W x 5.25" D.

European animalier patinated bronze sculpture depicting a cat, illegibly signed on right rear leg, mounted on a wood base. Sculpture: 4" H x 4" W x 3" D; base: 1.5" H x 4.5" W x 3.75" D.

Japan,20th Century Opposing sculptures depicting bucking horses on shapely platforms over a river. Each 9 1/2" t x 10" w x 3 1/8" d..Bronze From the collection of an Uxbridge, Massachusetts estate.