MATHURIN MOREAU "LA DANSE" SPELTER FIGURE

After Mathurin Monreau (1822-1912) LA DANSE Spelter Figure. Very beautiful Goddess holding a Scepter. Signed on base. A plaque on base. Great condition. 30" Excellent

Pair of French polychrome spelter figures of man and woman, after the sculptures "La Danse" by C. Desmeure; each 24"H

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.

Antique Dore bronze figure of Danseuse a La Lyre by Mathurin Moreau, signed"Math. Moreau" and copyright symbol?, very good condition. H: 28 inches, W: 15 inches

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

19th C MATHURIN MOREAU FRENCH FEMALE FIGURAL SCULPTURE Late 19th century, signed 'Mathurin Moreau (1822-1912, French)', high relief gilt spelter sculpture depicting classically draped female figures

19th C MATHURIN MOREAU FRENCH FEMALE FIGURAL SCULPTURE Late 19th century, signed 'Mathurin Moreau (1822-1912, French)', high relief gilt spelter sculpture depicting classically draped female figures

Patinated spelter statue, "La Source", winged figure holding water vessel, signed on base verso Aug. Moreau (after Auguste Moreau, French 1834-1917), 7.75"h, 3" diam., 1.5 lbs Start Price: $40.00

France, a large early twentieth century figural swinging clock, the patinated spelter female figure on a round, molded base with plaque marked "La Fortune Par Louis Moreau, Medlle D'or", her right foo

,France,Late 19th Century Neoclassical figure of a nymph in diaphanous drapery holding a harp and standing on a cornucopia amongst foliage, after a model by Louis Auguste Mathurin Moreau (1855-1919).

FRENCH SPELTER FIGURAL MANTLE CLOCK ON FOOTED MARBLE BASE WITH LA CHANSON DES GERISES FIGURE (AFTER MOREAU). NO PENDULUM. 26" H. ALL CLOCKS ARE SOLD AS IS WE DO NOT GUARANTEE WORKING ORDER. THIS ITEM

DESCRIPTION: A Bronze sculpture by Mathurin Moreau titled "La Source", comprised of gilt bronze sculpture depicting a young woman slightly unveiled sitting atop a variegated marble fountain, fitted at

After Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917). Bronze lamp La Danse Des Nymphes, on marble base, with three feathered iridescent art glass shades. One shade signed Lundberg studios. Chips to bottom of shad

French patinated spelter sculpture, Lady with Harvest, 19th c., after Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917), intact with glue restoration to back, approx 23"h, 15"w, 8"d, 19lbs Start Price: $50.00

After Augusta Moreau - La Danse Des Nymphes Bronze Lamp 23”h x 14"w x 10"d

Bronze figure of a young girl with birds nest. Signed and inscribed. Foundry mark E.Codea Paris; 17.75in.H. x 6in.W.

Astronomy.- Maupertuis (Pierre-Louis Moreau de) La Figure de la Terre..., first edition, 1 engraved map and 9 plates, all folding, printer's device to title, contemporary mottled calf, small tears to

A bronzed spelter figural grouping after August Moreau, depicting a cherub and girl, on a circular marble plinth, 19.5"h, selling with a marble pedestal, 17.25"h (3-piece)

Bronzed figure of a draped woman. Signed; Marble base; 26.5in.H. x 9in.W.

After Mathurin Moreau Bronze "La Cruche Cassee", mounted as a lamp - A bronze figural sculpture of a woman with a broken jug. Drilled and mounted as a lamp with a black stone base. Single light fixtur

After Auguste Louis Moreau (French, 1834-1917). Spelter figure, Vici. Fabrication Francaise foundry mark on the base, marked New York on the bow. 18 1/4"H. Chips and losses to marble base.

Heading: Author: Maupertuis, Pierre Louis Moreau de Title: La Figure de la Terre, Déterminée par les Observations... Place Published: Paris Publisher:De l'Imprimerie Royale Date Published: 1

Signed Aug. Moreau, Titled "La Danse Des Nymphes" Dimensions: H 29" x W 16" x D 9" Condition: Not tested. Fitter chip to one shade. Couple rubs and small chips to base marble.

Wonderful bronze sculpture, after Mathurin Moreau (French, 1822-1912). Titled "Danseuse a La Lyre", depicts a woman with her arms raised holding a lyre. Signed "Math. Moreau / Hors Concours". Approx.