Andre Pierre Schwab (French, 1883-?) Two Plaques.

Andre Pierre Schwab (French, 1883-?) Two Plaques. Each a patinated bronze plaque. One titled "Les Commeres" and dated 1912, and other depicts an elderly couple in front of a fireplace Les Commeres pan

Andre Pierre Schwab (French, 1883-?) After Luca Della Robbia (Italian, 1400-1482) Le Chant. Patinated bronze medal, signed in the lower right 2" x 2.75"

Andre Pierre Schwab (French, 1883-?) Exposicion Canina Barcelona. Silver over bronze medal. Signed "Schwab" on the upper left side Diameter: 1.5"

Andre Pierre Schwab, 1883-1969, "Les Commères" (The Gossips) Bas Relief bronze, signed and dated 1912. NOTE. A French sculptor, more noted as a medalist, possibly from Lorraine, winner of The Gold Me

Lot 50 Pierre Chareau French (1883-1950) Three-Piece Salon Suite oak and fabric upholstery comprising one sofa and two armchairs sofa: 38 1/2 x 87 x 40 1/2 inches armchair: 38 1/2 x 44 x 40 inches<

Two early 20th century Bronze portrait plaques. The first titled "Girl of Palermo" by Leila Usher (American, 1859-1955), the second titled "Elegie" by Pierre-Victor Dautel (French, 1873-1951). Signed

AUGUST MARIE LAUZET (French 1865-1898) TWO PRINTS, after PIERRE AUGUSTE RENOIR (French 1841-1919) "La Femme à L'Éventail (Woman with a Fan)" and after EDOUARD MANET (French 1832-1883) "Danseurs Espa

COURTIN, Pierre (French, 1921-2012). Two Prints. 1965-66. Embossed prints on paper. Each signed on the mat by the artist at the lower right corner. Sight approximately 6 x 3 &#189;&#8221; and 4 &#188;

Pierre Chareau (attrib), 'Masque' lamp, c.1923, Attributed to Pierre Chareau (French, 1883-1950), Model 'LP 180', patinated iron, alabaster, single ceramic socket marked "SUNLITE", likely rewired, inc

After Pierre Chareau (French, 1883-1950) Late 20th Century A Pair of Armchairs, Model MF208-217 Produced by Interior Crafts, USA crackle-glaze over wood, upholstery Height 33 x width 28 x depth 30 in

After Pierre Chareau (French, 1883-1950) Late 20th Century A Pair of Armchairs,Model MF208-217 Produced by Interior Crafts, USA crackle-glaze over wood, upholstery Height 33 x width 28 x depth 30 inc

Laurencin, Marie (French, 1883-1956), Two Girls on Balcony, undated, color etching on paper, signed and numbered 80/100 in pencil at bottom, Jacquart chop to lower right, impression 9 x 7 inches, full

Pierre Chareau (French 1883-1950) Architectural Sketch for the “Religieuse” Floor Lamp, Signed and Titled “Lampadaire vers. 1923”, Ink and Watercolor on Paper, Image Size 9 1/4 x 4 1/2 Inches,

Andre MichelFrench, (1945 -)Two Parisian Strt Scenesoil on canvasbottom left, framedeach 7 x 10 inches

JE REVE series, two color lithographs, each signed and numbered 113/125 in pencil, sheets 25 &#190; x 20&#8221;. (2)

* Andre Masson (French, 1896-1987) Two Figures color etching numbered 90/110 and signed in pencil 12 3/4 x 9 1/8 inches. Estimate $300-500 Property from the Estate of Helen and Jack Halpern, Chicago,

Pierre Chareau, Attribution (French, 1883-1950) Art Deco Armchairs, c. 1925 lacquered fruitwood, upholstery H 26 1/1 inches Provenance: Guy Regal Ltd. New York, New York Property from a Important Chic

Two French oval porcelain plaquespainted by Sophie Liénard (French, active 1842-45)circa 1842The first, depicting a woman wearing a green velvet dress, gold earrings and necklace, a black lace veil

Pierre Casenove (French, B. 1943) Two Table Lamps. Both are gilt bronze table lamps. Both are impressed on the reverse "Case Nove Fondica France 94" Shorter bronze height: 13.75" Taller bronze height:

A lot of two French enamel plaques depicting courting scenes circa 1900. One being mounted in gilt bronze frame. Ht: 10" Wd: 6.5" (largest)

PIERRE BONNARD (FRENCH 1867-1947), ETCHING, "TWO HEADS", GALLERY LABEL VERSO. 7 3/4 X 7"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-16 X 14 1/2"

AFTER PIERRE AUGUSTE COT (French, 1837 - 1883). Spring, Late 19th century rubber printing plate used to print Pierre Auguste Cot's "Spring" artwork. Mounted and framed. - 14" x 19.5"; Frame: 21.5" x 1

Two Plaques, Signed, French. Largest 7 1.2 inches high.

Lot 175 Jules Leleu French (1883-1961) Art Deco Two-Tier Table (circa 1929) mahogany 21 1/2 x 37 3/4 x 19 1/2 inches