Louis Gabriel Moreau

French, 18th century. L. Moreau (French 1741-1802) signed Louis XVI commode. Mahogany veneer with marble top. 3 drawers on tapered legs. Marble top with brass gallery. Top drawer has secretary. Stampe

Spelter statue of a woman in a flowing dress holding a swing arm pendulum clock high in her left hand. Statue signed Louis Moreau on base. Brass title plate on front of base missing. In good condition

Louis Moreau (French, 1883-1958) "David" Bronze Signed L. Moreau on base, also with foundry mark "LU 13" Approx height 31", diameter 13"

SUCHET LOUIS GABRIEL: (1770-1826) Marshal of France. Duc d´Albufera. One of the most brilliant of Napoleon´s Generals. An excellent A.L.S., `L.G. Suchet´, two pages, 4to, Lenzburg, 28th June

Francois & Louis Moreau (French) an Art Nouveau vase, of baluster form with Psyche form handle and floral decoration bronze signed Height 19 inches Estimate $1,000-2,000

After Louis Moreau "Muse Champetre" Art Nouveau sculpture Lamp. Patinated spelter newel post. As is. Size: 17 x 17 x 36 in.

Le Triomphe, bronzed, marble base, 26" tall, circa 1890's..Louis Auguste Moreau was born in Dijon, France in 1855. He studied with his father, Auguste Moreau, and also under Aimé Millet, Augustin Dru

NYMPH DES BOIS, cast patinated spelter sculpture, with artist’s name in the design, 31 ½” tall, 32 lbs.

Patinated cast metal sculpture, "Chasseur d'Aigles," after Louis Auguste Moreau (French, 1855-1919), approx 26.75"h, base: approx 7.75"diam, 16.75lbs Start Price: $300.00

, by Patinated metal figure titled Le Rhythme de la Vague by Louis Moreau standing on a Rouge Marble Base.  19th. Century. Condition:  Perfect.  Not attached to the marble base. Dimension:  Heigh

After Louis Moreau (French, 1855-1919), Two Figures with a Satyr, bronze sculpture, bears signature on side of base, overall: 22"h x 11.5"w x 9"d

Louis Moreau Bronze Painted Spelter Equestrian Statue of a Jockey c1915 Signed on the Base17 inches tall; base is 4 ¾ inches in diameter.

Louis MOREAU (1883-1958) ?Glorification du travail? a statue made of patinated spelter.

A French Cast Metal Figure after Louis Moreau, Mounted as a Lamp with a Beaded Shade Early 20th Century Muse Champetre. Height of figure 22 1/2 inches.

Louis Moreau (1855-1919), "Halte-La," early 20th c., patinated spelter figure on a stepped rouge marble base, titled on the front, impressed signature verso, H.- 17 1/2 in., W.- 10 in., D.- 7 3/4 in.

French patinated metal sculpture, "Nymphe des Bois," signed in cast after Louis Moreau (Louis Auguste Moreau, French, 1855-1919), winged nymph holding branch staff with perched bird, losses to fingers

19th century French marble clock with hand painted dial and bronze mounts, flanked by a Louis Moreau bronze sculpture depicting a winged nymph with flowers. Bronze signed L. Moreau and holds plaque. I

Louis Moreau Cast Metal Spelter Figure Victorian Maiden. Original gold painting finish, inscribed Louis Moreau, name plaque: "La Fortune" . size: 39.5 x 11. ASKart: Auguste Moreau (1834 - 1917) was ac

After: Louis Moreau, French (1883 - 1958) "Muse Champetre" Art Nouveau French Metal Sculpture Presented as a Lamp. Marked on the cast. Overall measures Estimate: $250.00 - $500.00 Domestic Shipping: T

After Louis Moreau (1855-1919), "Vendangeuse," and "Vendangeur," early 20th c., pair of patinated spelter figures on stepped turned faux marble wooden bases, now mounted as lamps, H.- 18 in., W.- 7 in

After: Louis Moreau, French (1855 - 1919) White Metal and Marble Mantle clock. Tag inscribed Le Faucheaur par Moreau attached to the surface. foundry: Frabrication Francaise, France. Clock measures 19

Spelter Figure signed Louis Moreau, 18 1/4"H, "Faucheur".

Figural newel post lamp after the sculpture "Au Merite" by Louis Auguste Moreau, (French, 1855-1919.) Cast spelter. With title and artist plaque at base. Glass shade loose; a larger shade or longer sc

Marshal of France (1770-1826) considered to be one of Napoleon Bonaparte's most brilliant generals. LS in French, signed “L. G. Suchet,” one page both sides, 8 x 11.75, February 25, 18