Bisazza Vetro Italian, Late 20th Century Untitled Sculpture, c. 1997

Bisazza Vetro Italian, Late 20th Century Untitled Sculpture, c. 1997 glass acid stamp signature H 25 x Dia 11 inches.

A. Del Perugino (Italian, Late 19th-20th C.), Woman With Grapes, Alabaster Sculpture. Signed "A. Del Perugino." Please note repair to base, as photographed. Approximately 19.75H x 5.50W x 7.50D

Robert Mangold (American, b. 1937). Untitled iron sculpture, late 20th century. An entrancing sculpture by American artist Robert Mangold, comprised of welded iron with an intentional oxidized finish

Pino Signoretto (Italian artist, 1944-2017) Murano glass Pelican sculpture, circa late 20th c., signed on side of base Pino Signoretto, 12" (h) x 9" x 14"

Continental bronze sculpture, untitled, depicts a winged angel holding a female, European Bronze Finery foundry mark, artist signed Mariton, mid to late 20th c., 25" (h) x 7" x 7"

(lot of 2) Cast plaster sculptures, Recumbent Lions, late 20th c., after the originals by Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757-1822), on integral rectangular base, approx 5"h, 4"w, 11.5"d Start Price: $50.00

(lot of 2) Cast plaster sculptures, Recumbent Lions, late 20th c., after the originals by Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757-1822), on integral rectangular base, approx 5"h, 4"w, 11.5"d Start Price: $50.00

(Late 19th/early 20th C. Italian) Boy fisherman, cast bronze sculpture mounted to marble base, having impressed signature on base, approximate height 13".

Patinated bronze; Untitled (figural abstract), late 20th c.; Monogrammed and numbered 1/12; 9" x 2 1/2" x 2"

Patinated bronze; Untitled (horse and rider), late 20th c.; Unmarked; 11" x 5" x 2 3/4"

Grand Tour bronze figure, faun and infant Bacchus, Late 19th/Early 20th c., Italian, after the antique, figure of faun holding cymbals, with the infant Bacchus on his shoulders, bronze sculpture with

Western Europe, Italy, possibly Val Gardena, ca. late 19th to 20th century CE. An endearing wood and gesso sculpture portraying a moment of sacred intimacy between father and adopted son: a standing S

Carved marble sculpture of a chihuahua, late 19th/early 20th c. Signed, marked Made in Italy, unknown signature 11" x 17" x 7"

Italian, early 20th century. Carrara marble columnar sculpture pedestal. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 37.5", top w.12", d. 12"

Joseph Meerbott, American (Late 20th C.), Large Painted Metal Sculpture. "Dancing Couple". Fully Signed. Condition: Generally Very Good. Couple of Minor Paint Losses. Dimensions: H- 23". Provenance: F

Macy Dorf (20th Century) Untitled Monumental Sculpture, c. 1980 stoneware H 37 inches Property from a Madison, Wisconsin Estate, Sold to Benefit PBS Wisconsin

Livio Seguso Italian, Mid 20th Century Untitled Sculpture sommerso glass signed 'Livio Seguso' Overall | H 15 x Dia 5 1/2 inches.

Remo Saraceni (Italian/American, 20th c.) "Cloud", sculpture, c. 1985, signed. Size: 30'' x 33'' x 8'' (76 x 84 x 20 cm). Saraceni is the creator of "The Walking Piano".

V. Fontari (Italian, 20th Century) Untitled. Polished bronze sculpture, signed on base V. Fontari and dated 89 Height: 11.25"

Vittorio Rigattieri, Attribution (Italian, Mid 20th Century) Dogon Sculpture, c. 1970s Seguso Vetri d'Arte, Italy opaque scavo glass H 23 x Diameter 5 inches. Property from the Collection of Florence

CHERYL D. COOPER LATE 20TH C. CLAY SCULPTURE SIGNED Cheryl D. Cooper late 20th century statuary clay sculpture depicting woman dancing while wearing kimono. Signed and dated '99 near base of sculpture

The dancing, cantilevered modernist interpretation of a long-eared rabbit is mounted on a stainless steel base and unsigned. Measures 33.5 x 28 x 9.5 inches. Provenance: The estate of Morton and Estel

Tim Whitworth ( late 20th c ) bronze sculpture of wolves titled ( RUSH OF THE PACK ), Number 2 of 30, dated 1983. Fine estate condition of Professor who collected wildlife artwork. Measures approx. 13

Fasem Italian, Late 20th Century Pair of Armchairs, c. 1980 chrome-plated steel, leather manufacturer's label H 32 x W 24 1/2 x D 18 inches. Property from the Collection of Leonard Stark, Chicago, Ill