L.A. Carvin Spelter German Shepherds

Louis-Albert Carvin, French, 1875-1951. An early 20th century patinated Spelter sculpture depicting two German Shepherds on a rocky outcrop, presented on a shaped Verde Marble base. Signed "L. Carvin"

Louis Carvin Signed Spelter Sitting German Shepherd on Marble Base. Measures 10.5 inches high by 13.5 inches wide by 7 inches deep.

French figural parcel gilt spelter sculpture, German Shepherds, late 19th / early 20th c. after Louis-Albert Carvin (French, 1875-1951). Measures 8 1.2"x5 1/2"x12 1/2". Weight 9 pds. PROVENANCE: A NYC

French art deco spelter sculpture, seated German Shepherd, base signed L.Carvin (Louis-Albert Carvin, French, 1860-1951), c.1930, restoration to dog, fractures and lacking some marble, approx 14.5"h,

Louis Albert Carvin, French (1875-1951) Art Deco Spelter Sculpture on Onyx Base "Two German Shepherds" Signed on the Base. Measures 17-1/4" H x 27-1/4" W x 6-3/4" D. Estimate: $300.00 - $600.00 Domest

LOUIS ALBERT CARVINFrench, 1875-1951SpelterSigned L. Carvin to base. Model of an alert German Shepherd mounted to an Art Deco marble base.16 1/2 x 5 3/4 x 16 1/2 in. (41.91 x 14.61 x 41.91 cm.)

French Art Deco German Shepherd Clock, depicting one standing and one seated spelter German Shepherds, metal footed black and cream marble plinth, octagonal bezel with beveled glass insert, clock face

Pair of silvered spelter metal German Shepherd dog heads "Buddy the Seeing Eye Dog," signed McClelland Barclay, 6 3/4"h x 5 1/2"w

SPELTER LIKE GERMAN SHEPHERD 13" HIGH X 12" BASE STATUE, CIRCA 1910, HAS WEAR TO FINISH ON DOG AND CRACKS TO MARBLE BASE, GOOD LOOK. FROM LOCAL ESTATE.

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture by Louis-Albert Carvin depicting a collared German shepherd standing on a rock. Piece is mounted on a marble base. Signed below dog's right hind paw: "L. Carvin". Mark un

Title: ANTIQUE FERVILLE-SUAN VIGILANCE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG SLEEPING GIRL SPELTER LAMP Date/Period: UNKNOWN Dimension: Measures about 13 inches tall, about 11 inches wide and about 6 1/2 inches deep Ma

Marble clock with 2 German Shepherd dogs, made Louis Albert Carvin, who sculpted various animals. Clock sits in a marble casing and comes with the original key. This clock is thought to be of French o

Louis Albert Carvin (French, 1875-1951) Art Deco metal sculpture depicting two German shepherds raised on a hexagonal marble base, apparently unsigned, circa late 1940s. 9" H x 19.5" W x 4.25" D.

Signed L. Carvin, measures: 45 x 35 x 13

DESCRIPTION: Large bronze sculpture in the manner of Louis-Albert Carvin (French, 1860-1951) depicting a dog, probably a German Shepherd, leaping over a picket fence. On stone and onyx base. Bears sig

August Sander: Girl with German Shepherds, 1920s, silver print, signed in pencil on the recto of the mount. Also identified on the verso of the mount on an old "art collection" label, Image size: 7" x

Collection Rosenthal Porcelain German Shepherds. Includes 6 pieces. Marked on bottom. The largest measures 10.5 inches high by 12 inches long 4 inches deep.

Thomas Francois Cartier (French, 1879-1943) patinated bronze sculpture of two German Shepherds, signed on verso, on wood stand. [21" H x 21" W x 21 1/2" D]. Sculpture in good condition however, the ta

A North German shepherd's crook, 1st half of the 19th centuryEinteilig aus Haselnuss(?) geschnitzter Stab. Die gekrümmte Handhabe am unteren Ende mit plastisch geschnitztem Hundekopfknauf. Schuh

Two Goldscheider Austrian Porcelain German Shepherd Figurines. Child and dog & single sitting dog. Largest piece measures 11 inches high by 6.5 inches wide by 7 inches deep.

Two Painted Cast Stone / Concrete German Shepherds - 22.5 in tall x 13 x 16 each

Danbury Mint Santa's German Shepherds Statue or Figure

* Five Works of Art depicting German Shepherds comprising three photographs, an etching and a reproduction print. Largest: 22 x 27 3/4 inches. Estimate $50-70 Property from the American Kennel Club Mu

* A Group of Six Porcelain and Ceramic German Shepherds of various pose and maker. Width of widest 9 1/2 inches. Estimate $60-80 Property from the American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog, sold for the