Fontaine (1762-1853) neoclassical French architect

Neoclassical French patinated and gilt bronze chime clock, the movement by Louis Moinet (1758-1853), the case likely by Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1751-1843), featuring a Roman goddess figure, probably

French Neoclassical Bronze Mantel Clockearly 19th centurysurmounted by Aristotle, the 8-day French ebauche time and strike movement with silk thread pendulum, movement signed "A. Moinet, A Paris&

Henri Honore Ple(French, 1853 -1922)Pair of Sculptures, "Heur" & "Malheur"patinated bronzeeach signed "Henri Please" and titled9 1/4 x 3 7/8 inches

Lucien Pallez(French, b. 1853)"La Reve"patinated bronze sculpturesigned "Pallez" and stamped "Exposition de 1900 Medaille D'or M.D. Paris"29 in. high

Two copper plate engravings, LA FONTAINE DE TRITON and LE COLOMBIER DU MARESCHALL,

(Ferdinand Barbedienne, French, 1810-1892), neoclassical women bearing water vessels in relief, from the "Fontaine des Innocents", Paris, marked at base on each "F Barbedienne", 17 3/4"H X 4 1/2"W

Set of (7) Neoclassical vase engravings, L. N. Percenet (French b. 1736), Suitte de Vases, Paris 1762. 9 1/4" x 7 1/4".

Three pedestal side tables, all with round tops, one table with bobbin base, one with neoclassical style fluted accents, the other with small storage tier, supported on French style cabriole legs hei

1762 BIBLE History & ART Illustrated de Sacy Royaumond Fontaine French Vienna Nicolas Fontaine was a relatively unknown French theologian from the 17th-century. He closely associated himself with Lema

Henri Louis Levasseur (French, 1853-1934). Figural statue crafted of spelter and marble. Titled, "Poesie." A Neoclassical style woman in off the shoulder dress leaning on a marble pedestal. Signature

Jean Jacques Francois Le Barbier (French, 1738-1826) Neoclassical French old master drawing, pencil and wash on paper, depicting a pastoral scene with shepherds and goats. Sight 11" H x 9.75" W. Frame

THESE CHAIRS ARE VERY SOUGHT AFTER SET OF ANTONY CHAIRS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED IN 1950 BY FRENCH ARCHITECT JEAN PROUVE, RELEASED VIA LICENSE BY VITRA USA ON BEHALF OF THE PROUVE FAMILY IN 2002. THE CHAIR

Beech plywood Jean Prouvé (1901-1984) – French architect and designer  France, 1945 Jean Prouvé (1901-1984) – Französischer architect and designer Execution: Atelier Prouvé Model: Standard Bo

Large English 18th Century Sterling Silver Soup Tureen with engraved coat of arms of Valentine Brown Lawless, Cloncurry (1773-1853). Neoclassical form with oval, fluted base raised on an oval foot, wi

A Pair of French Neoclassical Gilt Bronze and Malachite Tables Height 29 1/2 x diameter of top 23 1/2 inches.

PAIR OF FRENCH NEOCLASSICAL ORMOLU AND PATINATED BRONZE NINE-LIGHT FIGURAL CANDELABRA, 19TH CENTURY a pair of neoclassical candelabra, each nine-light candelabra is held by a woman in neo-classic toga

A French Neoclassical Gilt Bronze and Malachite Chandelier First Half 20th Century Height 36 x diameter 33 inches.

French, first quarter 20th century. French Neoclassical style boudoir, parlor or table lamp with Loetz or Quezal style art glass dome shade enclosing 6 sockets and supported by the circulet with is de

bronze and marble; each mounted as a table lamp with one socket; Provenance: The Estate of Hollywood Actress Gloria Warren Gold, Beverly Hills, CA; each 15 inches high; overall; 28 inches high

French Neo-Classical table in oak with drawer. Early 20th century. 30 1/2"h x 86"l x 33 1/4"w. 105 1/2"l with 1 removable leaf

(lot of 12) French Neoclassical style dining chairs, consisting of (2) armchairs, 41"h, and (10) side chairs, 39.5"h, each having a gilt decorated crest above a rectangular back, having Fortuny style

A nineteenth century Neoclassical style dore bronze French mantel clock depicting two male figures and two relief cast plaques. Having porcelain dial, time and strike keywind movement with date indica

Lot 352 Pair of French Neoclassical Style Gilt-Bronze Guéridons the round black marble tops over a lower shelf supported by three eagle-head accented legs terminating on monopodial claw feet 29

Pair of French Neoclassical consoles with faux painted marble tops and gilt wood decoration. 19th century. 35 1/2"h x 48"w x 23"d