James Pradier (Swiss 1790-1852)

A late 19th century French patinated bronze and marble figural mantel, the figure after Jean-Jacques, called James, Pradier (Swiss, 1790-1852) the movement stamped Richond F. A. Paris the rectangular

Patinated bronze sculpture, "Sapho a la Colonne" (Sappho at a Column), signed in cast J. Pradier (Jean Jacques [James] Pradier, Swiss-French, 1790-1852), depicting the Archaic Greek female poet with a

Jean Jacques (James) Pradier (1790 - 1852) Brozne Sculpture. Measures 18 inches high.

After Jean Jacques Pradier (Swiss, 1790–1852) La Nuit, Allegory of Night19th/20th century, carved marble sculpture, unsigned.Ht. 39 1/2 in.A New York Estate.

19th century bronze sculpture with brown patina of Sappho on rouge marble base by James Pradier (1790-1852), signed" J. Pradier." Good condition. W: 18.5 inches, H: 16 inches, D: 9.5 inches.

TWO JEAN JACQUES PRADIER BRONZE FIGURAL LAMPS: A mirrored pair of Jean Jacques Pradier (Swiss, 1790-1852) bronze female figural lamps each depicting a robed female supporting a column rising to the la

James Pradier 1790-1852 Bronze Sculpture. On Marble Plinth. Measures 20 inches high x 11 inches wide x 8 inches deep.

French Neoclassical style lamp, bisque cast from a James Pradier (1790-1852) sculpture depicting a classical maiden sitting in repose beside a lyre, on brass floral openwork base atop a foliate repous

James PRADIER (1790-1852), d'après Satyre et bacchante Sujet en biscuit émaillé. Signature sur la terrasse 24 x 25 x 18 cm

AFTER JAMES PRADIER 1790-1852 BRONZE FIGURE, 15" HEIGHT BY 16" WIDTH.

Item/Description: Bronze sculpture of a seated woman holding an urn. Signed in cast: Pradier. Jean Jacques (James) Pradier (1790 - 1852 ) was a Genevan-born French sculptor best known for his work in

Jean Jacques (James) Pradier (French, 1790 -1852): A bronze figural group of Zephyr and Flora signed to the drapery J.PRADIER, the base inscribed and dated J.Pradier / 1851, brown patina, raised on a

After Jean Jacques (James) Pradier (French 1790 - 1852) French Neoclassical Bronze Figural Mantel Clock Having reclining woman on top of slate, signed J. Pradier and marked Susse Fres., base with Roma

Jean-Jacques (James) Pradier (French, 1790-1852) L'ivresse, 1852bronzesigned Pradier and dated Height 19 3/4 x width 10 1/2 x depth 10 1/2 inches. Property from a Private Family Collection Exhibited:

Two Parian figures after the 1840 originals by James Pradier (French, 1790-1852) "Le Jour" (Day) and "Le Nuit" (Night) depicting the day unveiling herself and holding attributed of the harvest support

James Pradier (French 1790-1852) patinated bronze on stone sculpture, 19th Century. The sculpture depicts a seated beauty looking at her reflection in a hand mirror. Marked "J. Pradier" to the base to

(pair) French Neoclassical patinated bronze figural seven-light candelabras, signed Pradier (Jean-Jacques Pradier, Swiss/French 1790-1852), stamped with foundry mark "Susse Freres,each having removabl

James Pradier (French, 1790-1852), Saffo assisa, signed and with Susse foundry stamp, bronze, 23 by 27cm

Phryné Jean Jacques, called James Pradier, Geneva 1790-1852 Terracotta, colorfully painted. Inscription: Pradier (scratched). H. 41 cm

A late 19th century French patinated bronze figure of a Classical maiden in the manner of Jean Jacques (called James) Pradier (French, 1790-1852) the figure clad in classical drapery and headdress, le

After Jean Jacques (James) Pradier (French, 1790-1852) Figure of a Male Hunter bronze unmarked Height 15 1/2 inches.

PRADIER, James (1790-1852) "Sapho assise" Bronze sculpture with golden patina resting on a marble base Signed and marked: J. Pradier Susse Paris 34x26x17cm - 13.5x10.25x6.75"

Patinated bronze figure, likely a clock topper, Sappho (Sapho), signed in cast J. Pradier (Jean Jacques (James) Pradier, Switzerland, France, 1790-1852), with Susse Fres foundry mark, depicting a seat

In the manner of Jean Jacques (James) Pradier (SWITZERLAND / FRANCE, 1790 - 1852) French gilt bronze sculpture depicting a seated woman reading "L'aime Est Immortelle" by Plato. No apparent signature.