Attributed to Max Le Verrier - Female Nude Hoop Dancer

Pair vintage French art deco woman lady dancer figural bookends after Max Le Verrier (France, Born 1891-1973). Features two art deco robed women dancers. No apparent signature.Dimensions: 7.5 X 5 X 2.

Art Deco figural lamp. Three(3) bronzed metal dancing nudes above a pool of water. Marble and onyx base. Attributed to LeVerrier; 13.5in.H. x 13in.W. x 11in.D.

Art deco dancer lamp, made with white alabaster base and figure possibly made of stone and coated in black with glass fan behind the head. Approximately 18.5 inches and 13 x 4 inches wide base. Modera

On marble base. Signed on side LeVerier. Approx. 14 3/4" H with base. (7114)

Radiator figure ''FEMME AU VOILE'' Max Le Verrier (design), France, c. 1920 Female figure standing on round base, holding her dress backwards. Zinc die-cast chrome patinated. Inscribed in the plinth:

An Art Deco nickel plated female figure by Max Le Verrier. The girl figure with a short haircut is presented in a geometric pose with raised knees, holding in her hands a round object without a bottom

Art Deco Bronze Dancer Woman Lamp w/ Frosted Ball Shade, marble base signed Max Le Verrier - Approx. 29" h

Max Le Verrier, an Art Deco patinated art metal figure, circa 1925, modelled as a dancer, draped, with arms outstretched, on circular marble base, signed in the cast Le Verrier, 16cm high

Style of Max Le Verrier on black marble, signed and measures 10" x 7" x 3". Estimate $400 - $600 Starting Bid $175

Art Nouveau patinated white metal sculptures of females, including "Clarte (Clarity)" by Le Verrier with an agate orb, and "Tourbillon (Whirlwind)" by Le Faguays, each with impressed signature and Le

Original Art Deco Figurine of a female warrior. Title (Amazon). Circa mid 1950's. By Max Le Verrier. Original green patina finish. Marble base.

Max Le Verrier (French, 1891-1973), "Espagna A L'Eventail", 1925, patinated metal and glass lamp, signed with pseudonym on base "Gucbre" and "Le Verrier Paris". 20" high, 13 1/2" wide. Condition: smal

"Clarte" patinated metal. signed. 25 inches to top of shade.

A pair of "Clarte" table lamps Verdigris patinated bronze, frosted glass, and black marble, electrified, 2 pieces Each signed: Le Verrier Each: 25" H x 14" W x 6.25" D

After Max Le Verrier (French, 1891-1973) 'Clarte' Cast Metal Sculpture Undated, cast signature to top surface of bronze base, depicting an Art Deco figure supporting a polished chalcedony sphere on a

Max Le Verrier (France, 1891-1973). Bronze Art Deco "Enigme" table lamp. Depicts lady crouching atop black marble column. She holds crackle glass globe in her hands. Single light source under glass. S

Signed on the base with Le Verrier foundry mark. On stepped black marble base. Overall Height 26 in. Note: Max Le Verrier created this iconic sculpture in 1928. Sculpted in his atelier with a live mod

Signed on the base with Le Verrier foundry mark. On stepped black marble base. Overall Height 26 in. Note: Max Le Verrier created this iconic sculpture in 1928. Sculpted in his atelier with a live mod

AFTER Max Le Verrier - "Clarte" Deco Lady holding globe, Bronze is 25 x 18 inches wide on 3-1/2 inch stepped stone base. lights up -working condition.

Max Le Verrier (Frankreich 1891–1973) Entwurf um 1925. Panther. Zinkguss, patiniert, schwarzer Marmorsockel. Auf Sockel bezeichnet: M. le Verrier. H 25 cm; B 58 cm. - Kratzer.

Max LeVerrier silver monkey pocket watch holder, 28.25 ozt5.5" tall Max LeVerrier Louis Octave Maxime Le Verrier, known more commonly as Max Le Verrier, also known by the pseudonym Artus (1891-1973) w

Estate / Collection: Estate of Bartlett Burnap In the form of a seminude young woman seated atop a tapering column and holding a crackle glass sphere, inscribed M. LeVerrier and with a circular stamp

Max Le Verrier, Boubou, an Art Deco patinated art metal figural lamp or car mascot, circa 1930, modelled as a monkey holding a lantern, on square marble base, signed in cast M LeVerrier, 17cm high

Bronze Monkey with Umbrella Table Lamp After Le Verrier. Max Le Verrier (French, 1891-1973); the bronze monkey on octagonal black slate base, umbrella form frosted glass shade. 'Le Verrier' incised to