JOHN ROGERS UNCLE NEDS SCHOOL SCULPTURE

JOHN ROGERS GROUP *UNCLE NEDS SCHOOL*. 1866, BOYS FOOT IS CHIPPED, A FEW CHIPS ON THE FRONT OF THE BASE. 13 1/2 IN WIDE, 19 1/2 IN H

John Rogers(American, 1829-1904)"Uncle Ned's School"circa 1866painted plastermarked "John Rogers, New York/Patented July 3rd, 1866/Uncle Ned's School"20 x 14 x 9 1/2 inches

“School Days,” statue of an organ grinder, by well-known American sculptor, "John Rogers, New York, 1877," depicting a grinder and his monkey with two children who may be playing hooky. Cr

School Days Height- 22"

(New York/Michigan, 1825-1892) Boy Hunting, circa 1866, signed on base "Randolph Rogers-Rome", Carrara marble, 38 x 16 x 14 in. Note: Randolph John Rogers spent most of his productive years in Rome, I

(American, 1825-1892) A Portrait Bust of a Finely Dressed Young Woman, signed verso truncation signed "Randolph Rogers Rome", marble, with marble socle, 29 x 17 x 12 in.; with alabaster pedestal, 36 x

**Originally Listed At $800** John Rogers (American, 1829-1904). "The Council of War" painted plaster, modeled ca. 1868. Signed in the mold on the base below Lincoln's knee. "PATENT" on back of integr

Large 19th Century Sculpture by listed and heavily collected American sculptor John Rogers (American, 1829 – 1904) Entitled "Parting Promise" (c.1870) | Signed: proper left top of base: "JOHN R

John Rogers (American, 1829-1904). "The Favored Scholar", painted plaster, signed to top front of plinth "John Rogers / New York". A charming figural sculpture depicting a male teacher seated at a lec

painted glass plaster, large piece missing from back side of base, lots of wear and dirt, NO SHIPPING

painted cast plaster, has two broken hands, lots of wear and dirt, stamped on the back patent Feb 10 1885, NO SHIPPING

marble stand is hamemade but strong

(American, 1825-1892) Nydia: The Blind Flower Girl of Pompeii, signed "Randolph Rogers Rome", marble, 36-1/2 x 24 x 17-1/2 in., with rotating rose and cream marble pedestal, 42 x 18-1/2 in. Provenance

John Rogers, bronze sculpture, John Rogers (American, 1829-1904), "The Picket Guard", silvered bronze, granite base, titled and stamped "John Rogers New York", 15.5"h x 11"w x 8.5"d (incl. base) Prove

Exceptional John Rogers paster sculpture. "The Balcony" approx. 15 x 11 x 31 H.

DESCRIPTION: John Rogers "Coming to the Parson" plaster sculpture. One of John Rodgers most successful pieces showing a couple being married. Displays in the Smithsonian Museum, signed " John Rogers".

Weighing the Baby sculpture John Rogers (1829-1904) Patented Nov 21, 1876 ht.. 21, wd.15.5, pd 12 inches Overall good condition, minor loss throughout. Break and repair to gentleman's right arm.

Coming to the ParsonsHeight- 23"

John Rogers plaster sculpture, "The Charity Patient", approx. 8 x 14 x 22.

John Rogers Group Sculpture, painted plaster, "Checkers Up At The Farm" 1874, H 20" , L 17" , W 13", Damage on hand of visitor.

Stacked cardboard abstract sculpture by John Rogers. Signed and dated 1986. 98" T

John Rogers Group Plaster Sculpture "Courtship of Miles Standish": Plaster sculpture measuring 24 x 18 x 14. A heavy plaster sculpture. Does have some nicks and scrapes on the surface. Bottom base rea

John Rogers, 1870's Plaster Sculpture "Taking the oath and drawing rations" approx. 9" x 12" x 23"

John Rogers Group Titled ''School Days''. New York, patent 1877. 21-1/2"h. Condition: Good with chips and wear.