AFTER ANTOINE COYSEVOX (FRENCH, 1640-1720) BRONZE

After: Antoine Coysevox, French (1640-1720) "Homme et Chien" Bronze Sculpture. Inscribed "F. Barbedienne Fondeur" with reduction mark. Some wear to patina, rubbing. Measures 17-1/2" H x 8" W x 9" Dept

After: Antoine Coysevox, French (1640-1720) "Pan and Satyr" Bronze Sculpture. Signed in cast "A. Coysevox 1709" and inscribed "F. Barbedienne Fondeur" with reduction mark. Some wear to patina, rubbing

Antoine Coysevox, bronze, Barbedienne cast, Antoine Coysevox (French 1640- 1720), Pan and Satyre, dark patinated cast bronze, late 19th c. casting, cast signed and dated 1709 and inscribed "F. BARBEDI

After Antoine Coysevox (French, 1640-1720) Societe Canine du Sud-Est. Patinated bronze medal. Signed on one side "Fath". Opposite side reads "Fath D'Apres Coysevox" 2" x 2"

Emile Louis Picault (French, 1833-1915) after Antoine Coysevox (French, 1640-1720) Fame and Mercury Astride Pegasus (two works) gilt and patinated bronze each signed E. Picault Height of larger figure

Bronze Venus with a Tortoise Figurative Sculpture, after Antoine Coysevox, French Sculptor size: 12 inches height x 7 in. wide . ASKart: Antoine Coysevox (1640 - 1720) was active/lived in France. Anto

French cast plaster bust of King Louis XIV (1638-1715), signed in cast A. Coyzevox, after Charles Antoine Coysevox (French, 1640-1720), in a faux stone finish, on socle, approx 35"h Start Price: $600.

Original black and white Paris photo; Mercury Riding Pegasus protected by timber and sandbags. An early 18th century carrara marble monument sculpted by Antoine Coysevox (French 1640-1720) stood at th

After Charles A.Coysevox(French,1640-1720)Figural bronze Sculpture featuring the depiction of "Diane the Hunter",with finley cast draped grad and facial ditails,signed:"A.Coysevox"Mounted to a beveled

Origin:France Date/Period: 19TH.C Material:Bronze on marble base Size:Height:19in/48cm Base Diameter:7 1/4in 18.5cm Additional Information:Antoine Coyzevox (1640 - 1720) signed.Artemis is the goddess

AFTER ANTOINE COYSEVOX, BRONZE ALLEGORICAL SCULPTURES, PAIR, H 17", W 6.25"Bronze figures, allegorical. Pan figure missing flute and Venus with cupid. On wood bases. Bronzes measure H 12" x W 5.5" x D

Original black and white photo; Place de la Concorde two marble monumental sculptures protected by scaffolds. Two marble Mercury Riding Pegasus statues, designed by Antoine Coysevox (French 1640-1720)

Inscribed Le Comte Morand. Lieutenant General. J. B. Matre P 1844. Gal Fr Comtoise De J B Matre De Besanson. Ne a Pontarlier en 1771, General en Egypte defait Mourad-Bey devant Heliopolis se signale d

Bayre Antoine Louis (1796-1875 French) Bronze A lioness. Stamped F. Barbedienne Fondeur, Paris8in. (20cm) h. 9 1/2in. (24cm) l.

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

ANTOINE-LOUIS BARYE FRENCH BRONZE TROJAN WAR ABDUCTION OF HELEN GREEK MYTHOLOGY 19th Century Antoine-Louis Barye bronze figural grouping of 'Abduction of Helen' by the Trojan prince Paris, wife of Men

after Edme Dumont (French, 1720-1775), A Bronze Statue of Milo of Crotonlate 19th century, deep brown patinated cast bronze, depicting the 6th century BC wrestler splitting a tree trunk apart, the nat

Antoine-Louis Barye, French, 1795 to 1875, an antique bronze sculpture depicting a recumbent panther. Patinated bronze raised on a marble plinth. Signed: Barye. The model is listed in the Catalog Rais

after Antoine Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875), Bronze Bas Relief Plaque of a Lionlate 19th century, patinated bronze, signed BARYE to obverse right edge, retaining partial "Moreau" collection label to

Marked to back. Signed Barye. Dimensions: H 19.5" x W 21" x D 11" Condition: No issues to note.

Signed Barye on the mound. Patinated Bronze, Brown Patina, on a marble base. Height of bronze 6 in. Width 10.5 in. Height overall 7 in.

Antoine Louis Bayre (1795-1875) French Bronze Scowling lion. 21 cm x 9 cm. Note: Antoine Louis Bayre was one the most renowned Animalier sculptors of animals in the 19th century.

Signed left mound. Patinated Bronze, Brown Patina, on a marble base. Height 4 in. Width 5.5 in. Height overall 5.25 in.

After Eugene-Antoine Aizelin (French 1821-1902) bronze of the Greek muse "Erato" with her lyre (separate piece), length 18", ht 13 1/2"