After Jean de Bologne Mercury on Allegory of North Wind

After Jean de Bologne Mercury on Allegory of North Wind Bronze: Measures 27" tall. Base putti relief round plinth. Caduceus (healing arts staff) that Mercury holds needs repaired.

after JEAN DE BOLOGNE, (French/Italian, 1524-1608): Bronze figures of Mercury standing on the wind, Fortuna standing on wheel, affixed to marble plinths with bronze neoclassical friezes, signed Jean d

A bronze sculpture of Mercury (after Giambologna) on a marble base. It is signed J. Bologne. "Mercury" suffered an accident and broke his arm and he lost his spear, chip to bottom side of base. Signed

AFTER JEAN DE BOLOGNEFrance/Italy, 1524-1606Mercury propelled into the air by the breath of a cherub. Mounted on a rouge marble and bronze cylindrical base in a figural design. Includes a three-tier w

Jean De Bologne, After Giambologna, "Mercury," gilt bronze signed on the integral figural base, after the 1580 sculpture at the Villa Medici, depicting Mercury with winged cap and feet, caduceus in le

After Jean De Bologne and Clodion, sculpture, Mercury, patinated bronze, 22.5"h x 5"dia. (incl. base)

Bronze Sculpture Of Mercury, 36" x 12", After Jean De Bologne, Mounted On Brown Marble Base With Embossed Bronze Images, Nice Quality, Private Kansas Collection. Woody Auction cannot ship this item -

After Jean De Bologne pair of bronze figures on stands of winged Mercury Man and Fortune standing on cherubs on a granite and bronze plinth, marked J. De Bologne, made into table lamps. heights 34 1/

(lot of 2) Large patinated bronze figures, representing Mercury and Fortuna, late 19th c., each cast after the models by Jean de Bologne (Giambologna,1529-1608) and Fulconis (Louis Guillaume Fulconis,

French school, early 20th Century Mercury Gilt-bronze and marble sculpture With inscription: "J. de Bologne". As per the original by Jean de Boulogne 69x14x20 cm

Verdigris patinated bronze sculpture, 19th c., Fortuna, signed in cast at base Jean de Bologne, after Giovanni Bologna (Giambologna, 1529-1608), approx 67.75"h **Provenance: an Austin, Texas estate, p

in bronzo patinato , Raff Mercurio , base in marmo rosso di Francia e bronzo , reca sigla Jean de Bologne, maestranze francesi XIX secolo. h cm 101 x d 20

After the model of Jean de Bologne, sat on wood carved base. French, 20th C. H.: 27.4 cm (10 3/4 in.)

Signed on base Jean de Bologne 7" tall Wrestlers.

A 'Mercury' gilt bronze statue after Jean de Boulogne depicting Mercury atop a raised tiered base with embossed cherub motif band. Signed near base.

After Jean du Bologne, bronze sculpture, After Jean du Bologne (20th c.), Mercury, bronze sculpture, signed on edge of base "M. Morea..", 30"h

Victorian Footstool, Heavily Carved Claw Foot, 6.5" x 15.5" x 11", North Wind And Fleur De Lys Highlights, Needlepoint Cushion, Part Of Claw On One Foot Is Missing, Oklahoma Personal Collection

(TRAVEL -- NORTH AMERICA.) Jean-Francois de La Harpe. Compendio Della Storia Generale de' Viaggi. Tomo Vigesimo Quinto. [Vol. 25 - America]. 280 pages, 6 folding maps of America and Canada engraved in

After Giambologna (Jean de Boulogne, French/Italian, 1529 - 1608), "Mercury", resin sculpture, with retailers label to underside, on marble base. 15.5" H x 4" W x 2.75" D. Keywords: Italian Renaissanc

A Contemporary Patinated Bronze Figure of Hermes / Mercury. Marble base is signed "De Bologne" Figure height: 14.5"

patinated bronze, on stone plinth; inscribed in casting to base "Jean de Boulogne" Overall: approximately 58 in. high

Undated, printed signature lower right, originally printed by P. Lemenil, Asnieres, a later reproduction of an Art Deco advertisement poster for a deluxe American bicycle shown having Mercury-like win

Very beautiful map of North America coloured by hand Author: Barbié de Bocage, Jean-Guillaume (1760 - 1825) Atlas: Atlas Illustre Date: 1852 Technique: etching on steel Leaf Dimension: 25,5x33 cm (10

four maps, engravings on wove paper with hand colored highlights, including: Jean Alexandre Buchon, Carte Geographique, Statistique Et Historique De La Caroline Du Nord, Paris, 1825, unframed; Matthew