Bronze, 'David & Goliath by M. Hebald, b. 1917"

(New York/Wyoming, 1917-1992) Dancer, circa 1955, unsigned, bronze with integral stand, 68 x 17 x 13-1/2 in. Provenance: Possibly the Samuel M. Kootz Gallery, Inc., circa 1950s; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence

After Antonin Mercie French, daiv & Goliath bornze Statue. With foundry marks for F. Barbedienne. Also with A. Collas Reduction. And a stepped bronze circular base. Appears in overall very fine condit

Bronze sculpture of David with sword standing over the head of Goliath. Sword is removable. No apparent signature. Measures 25" tall 10" wide at base.

Mercie Bronze David Grillanda, Goliath, Groom. The 100% bronze sculpture with a brown patina finish is mounted upon a marble base. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 14 X Width 7 inches. Weigh

A Painted Metal Baldwin Locomotive Co.: Philadelphia Locomotive Badge and Engine Number Plaque for the M.R. & B.T. Railroad January, 1917  each mounted to one side of a wood plaque. Width overall 15

A black and white portrait photo completed with an original autograph by David M. Price (b. 1966), an American journalist and weather forecaster who is currently working for WNBC-TV in New York as a w

David M. Band (American/Texas, b. 1947), "The Sentinel", from the Sanctuary Series, acrylic and watercolor on panel, singed lower right, a "Cole Pratt Gallery/New Orleans, Louisiana" label en verso, 6

Jean Antonin Mercie bronze sculpture "David Defeated Goliath", signed A. Mercie. Achille Collas "reduction mechanique". [38 inches high]. Patina wear.

Group of three David M. Band (Texas b. 1947) signed etchings. 1) Signed 'David M. Band' in pencil lower right. 'AP' in pencil lower center. Title 'Woodland Stream' in pencil lower left. 2) Signed 'Dav

Bronze statue depicting David slaying Goliath. Signed in castng A. Mercie (Antonin Mercie, French 1845-1916). Foundry mark on back Reproduction Mecanique A Collas Brevete. 29 1/2"h x 14"w x 10"d

SIGNED LEONARDO ROSSI - 21" x 15" x 43"

Original Milton Hebald (1917-1984) Bronze Sculpture titled First Love of a young man and woman in a loving embrace as he kisses the back of her neck while she presses her head to his chest. This is a

Silvered Bronze Judaica sculpture "David Vanquishing Goliath" After Yaacov Heller, mounted on marble. Signed and numbered (22/36) on base. Also inscribed Jerusalem 1999 on base. Size: 9.5 x 10 in.

Alfred Brunettin, (American, b. 1917), Untitled, bronze, signed, 11"h x 7.5"w x 4"d

Antonin Mercie (1845-1916 France) 'David Slaying Goliath' Bronze. Signed on base with Barbedienne Foundry mark and 'Reduction Mecanique A. Collias Brevete' seal. Copper brown patina. Measures 30x15x12

Bronze David With The Head Of Goliath, After Andrea del Verrocchio. Approximately 26.25H x 12.0W x 12.0D in. (Including Base).

The Bank robbers.Titled,dated and numbered.62/75 on the marble and American walnut base.The 2 layer base is beautifully shaped to the bronze and all 3 are curved to the precision.32"L x 27"H X 22" Dee

Milton Elting Hebald (American 1917-2015) Bronze Sculpture on a Sandstone ? base depicting a Couple Close Together inscribed Hebald 1963 III on base 19" H x 4" L x 10" W approx in Overall Good Conditi

David Lemon (b.1945) Bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian woman titled "Minnetaree Maiden". Measures 31" Tall 21" wide. Signed and numbered 8/30. Bronze is on a spinning base that rotates the

Yaacov Heller (Israeli, b.1941-) "David Slaying Goliath". 10" high x 4 1/2" wide.

19th Century Bronze Statue of David with The head of Goliath, brown patina, very good quality, 28.5x15 inches

DAVID’S VICTORY OVER GOLIATH, bronze sculpture with brown patina, signed, with “F. Barbedienne, Fondeur. Paris” stamp and “Reduction Mecanique A. Collas Brevete” stamp, 36 ¾” tall, restin

(New York/California, 1917-2015)  Paolina, 1962, signed "Hebald", bronze, 16-1/4 x 28-1/2 x 9 in. Note: For another version of this bronze see: Brunk Auctions, September 15-17, 2016, lot 765

Milton Hebald (American 1917-2015) Contemporary bronze abstract female sculpture on a wooden base. Initialed "MH". [7" x 2" x 15" H]. From the Collection of Will Barnet.