BRONZE BEAR signed indistinctly, possibly Russian.

BRONZE BEAR signed indistinctly, possibly Russian. Condition: very good. 10.25''H x 7'' diameter.

Evgeni Alexandrovich Lanceray Russian bronze bear statue signed, height 23

A charming antique patinated bronze group of a toddler holding a painter's palette and brush. Signed indistinctly, possibly " Veccaniez"?? And inscibed "08" for 1908. probably French. Approximate meas

Cold-painted bronze bookends depicting a shepherdess with her flock. One bookend signed indistinctly - possibly "P. Beneduce" - with 1926 copyright on either side of base. Dimensions: H 5" x W 6.25" x

Poly Chromed Bronze Bear mounted on a wood base. Indistinctly signed. Ht. 9 1/2"

Nikolai Lieberich (Russian, 1828-1883),"Standing Bear", patinated bronze sculpture, incised on naturalistic base in Cyrillic, front plaque with text in Russian noting "Killed by the Emperor near Lisin

20th C Russian Signed Bronze Statue of a Lady Tending a Fire. Signed illegibly. From a Russian art collection / possibly Russian in origin. Measures 7.5 x 11 x 7 inches.

Dan Ostermiller, possibly Bear, 1993 bronze signed illegibly (verso) height 2 x width 2 x depth 2 inches Property from the Estate of Norma and David McIntyre, Los Angeles, California

NIKOLAI LIEBERICH (Russian 1828-1883) A PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURE, "Standing Bear," signed in the bronze. Height: 21 1/4"

Bear bronze ashtray or desk set mounted on a wooden base. With glass insert and slots for pens. Indistinctly signed on bronze. Measures appx 6" tall on 9 3/4" square base. Very good condition.

Signed bronze lamp depicting a standing bear beneath a tree with openwork foliate shade. Signed, "Tosca" with an additional unidentified mark - possibly a foundry mark. From a Eastchester, N

BRONZE AND ONYX FIGURAL DANTE INKWELL Italy, Early 20th Century Cast as the poet seated in a Savonarola chair. Indistinctly signed, possibly "Tuze". Height 11”. Width 6”. Depth 9.75”.

(After) Nikolai Ivanovich Lieberich (Russian, 1828-1883) 'Lisinsky Standing Bear' Bronze Sculpture Signed lower right, titled bottom center, mounted on a marble plinth Height: 23.00 inches, Width: 15.

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (French/Russian, 1854 - 1912) bronze sculpture of a bear. Signed to base. Measures 7 1/2" (19cm) length x 5 3/4" (14.5cm) height.

Possibly Aristide De Ranieri. Patinated bronze finish. Signed and initialed indistinctly near bottom. Dimensions: H 23" x Dia. 12" Condition: As-is; finish losses and nicks throughout; two large chips

Large patinated bronze sculpture of a rhinoceros, possibly Russian, the base signed in Cyrillic. Provenance: From the Collection of renowned architect and designer Thierry Despont. [17 1/2" H x 34" W

American. Circa 1970. Indistinctly signed l/m. Possibly Laverne. Of a seated man. Measuring 24" by 18". (600/800)

Untitled, Troika Sled with foxes Bronze on marble base Signed in cyrillic indistinctly on work 11 x 17 x 9 in. NOTE: Wear consistent with age and use

Evgeni Ivanovich Naps, Russian (19/20th Century) "Return of the Bear Hunters" Bronze Sculpture, Signed and Dated 1879. Foundry marked in Cyrillic. Measures 6-3/4" x 12" x 5-1/2". Condition: Good condi

Tiffany Studios style ten-light "lily" lamp, 20th c., possibly Tiffany Studios, with (1) "Zephyr" replacement shade, one shade signed "L.C.T.", bronze base bears unclear Tiffany Studios mark, 19.5"h x

Paul Troubetzkoy, lifesize portrait bronze, 1911, Paolo Troubetzkoy (Russian/American, 1866-1938), possibly Andrew Carnegie, signed and dated on base, 31"h x 34"l x 22"w

one depicting a gent holding a tray, signed indistinctly under robe, the other a gent tying reins to a pole, fitted as a lamp, signed indistinctly on back of shoulder, marble bases, both 4.5in., lamp

DESCRIPTION: Nikolai Ivanovich Lieberich (Russian, 1828-1883) bronze bear sculpture. Figure features the form of a bear on its hind legs. Signed on base, and mounted atop a black slate base. CIRCA: La

A very rare pair of antique Russian bronze candleholders, each depicting a bear climbing up a tree. Signed on base in Cyrillic Lep. Grachev. Vasily Yakovlevich Grachev, 1831 to 1905, was a Russian scu