Louis Kley, Cherub Boy on Snail Shell

Louis Kley, Cherub boy on snail shell, bronze with marble base, signed size (incl. base): 6 x 4.5 x 4" Provenance: The Estate of Matthew Rogers, San Antonio, Texas We happily provide seamless shipp

Assorted crystal miniatures. Includes a 3.75" tall Saint Louis scallop clam, a 3.25" tall Saint Louis snail shell, a 3" tall Baccarat pelican, a 3.25" tall Baccarat spinning rabbit, and (2) 2" tall Ba

Bronze of 19thc boy by Louis Kley Height: 9.5" Louis Kley (Source: art-bronze-sculptures.com) Louis Kley was born in 1833 and died in the year 1911. The French artist became famous for creating severa

Louis Kley (French, 1833-1911) A fine and charming patinated bronze group of a young boy climbing on a vase fearful of two mice. The finely executed bronze group depicting an naked infant boy atop of

Ernest-Louis Barrias (FRENCH, 1841 - 1905) adorable gilt bronze cabinet vase sculpture depicting a boy with bottle vase and snail. Signed E. Barrias and dated 1877 to verso of bronze. Mounted atop rou

A PAIR OF LOUIS KLEY (French 1833-1911) PATINATED BRONZE FIGURES OF YOUNG CAVALIERS, PARIS, FRANCE, CIRCA 1880-1900, the figures of young boys standing in exaggerated contrapposto stances, one with ta

Louis XV style giltwood and composition wall mirror, 20th c., having elaborate crest, with cherubs and shell motif, over rectangular frame, encasing flat mirror plate, approx 35.5"h, 26"w, 4"d, 14.25l

Stunning collection of antique polished brass inkwells. Largest measures 4” tall x 13 1/8” l x 6.5” deep at the base. One has cherubs and Shell, foliate design, one has a bird; One shaped like a

Eugene Provost (France) Bronze Figural Cherub Cupid with Koi Shell Bowl in the Louis XV Style, c. 1900. It measures 7" long and is signed.

Description: The first piece from left to right is a woman with a shell. Pink and gilt details. The #26 stamped on the bottom. Second is a lady with an enormous open satchel. Third depicts a cherub si

Description: Paua haliotis iris Shell ashtray with kiwi bird, marked geniune New Zealand Paua. History: Paua is the Maori name given to three species of large edible sea snails, marine gastropod mollu

Louis Kley (French. 1833-1911), pair of Art Nouveau patinated and gilt bronze figural table lamps, each depicting a modestly draped fairy having gilt dragonfly wings, and holding a Neoclassical style

19th century, seated pose, with traces of lacquer coating and gilt, eyes downcast, hands in meditation pose, snail shell hair with urna, manja on chest, hollow interior prayer compartment on bac

A Tea Dust Snail Shell-Shaped Water Coupe, 18th Century. This small dark brown tea dust glazed water coupe is shaped like a snail shell. It has three feet and comes with a wooden stand. Dimensions are

Pair of French Bronze Putti Candlestick Holders, cast from a model by Louis Kley (1833-1911), signed on each base 'L. Kley', on circular marble base, late 19th Century W 7.2"H 8"

(pair) Patinated bronze "fantasy" armchairs, late 20th c., crest with winged cherubs, shells, upholstered back and seat, scrolling acanthus arms, winged cherub figural supports, ending in scrolled leg

Theophile Somme, boy with snail, French bronze figure, on granite base, signed, 55cm high

French Louis XV style painted vitrine, 19th c., rocaille and shell carving on the frame in blue paint, glazed side panels and front door, open to lined shelves, lower carved panel on short cabriole le

HUGE GIOVANNI CAPPELLETTI (1889-1964) BRONZE SCULPTURE, BOY ON SNAIL ("PUTTO SU CHIOCCIOLA"), GOLD GILT PATINA, CAN ALSO BE USED AS FOUNTAIN WITH WATER FLOWING UP FROM SNAIL, INSCRIBED G. CAPPELLETTI,

the cherub and shell surmount over a rectangular mirror plate; 97 x 57 inches

French Patinated Bronze Wall Fountain , central shell, cherub supports, h. 27 1/2 in., w.51 in., d. 13 1/2 in

Steuben glass & vermeil sterling silver snail, designed by Paul Schulze. Gilt sterling silver snail with clear glass shell. Snail with raised patterns to the body, lapis eyes. Underside of glass etche

(pair) Patinated bronze cherub "fantasy" armchairs, 20th c., having winged cherubs centering shell crest, upholstered back and seat, foliate arms, terminating in winged cherub figures, rising on scrol

European. In the form of a Cherub with shell form basin atop head and bird at the basin. The piece having scattered nicks and losses from chewing. H28 Sold from the collection of Mrs. Joanne Pirkle of