Pair of French Bronze Lion Candlesticks signed Fratin

Pair of French bronze lion candlesticks, signed 'Fratin', 12" x 5".

(pair) Bronze dore candlesticks, in the manner of Christophe Fratin (French, 1801-1864), each candle cup with ram's mask mounts, over foliated standard, supported by three lions, approx 13"h, 5"w, 5"d

19th century. exhibiting exceptional detail and gilt surface incorporating shells and flowing acanthus and floral sprays. with foundry mark "VRAI Bronze DUR".H9 3/4" W6"

A pair of French Renaissance style bronze heraldic lion rampant form candlestickslate 19th centuryheight 9in (23cm); width 5 1/2in (14cm); depth 4in (10cm)

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 of Muriel Besnard (French, XX-XXI) signed gilt bronze candlestick holders of expressionistic foliate form. 13" H x 8.25" W x 6.5" D. Provenance: Property removed from an Upper East Side townhouse

Pair of Muriel Besnard (French, XX-XXI) modern signed gilt bronze candlestick holders of expressionistic foliate form. 19.5" H x 8.6" W x 7" D. Provenance: Property removed from an Upper East Side tow

Fourth-quarter 19th Century Each parcel gilt and patinated bronze, comprising a pair of columnar candlesticks on tripartite lion's paw feet and an urn-form tazza on a marble plinth, 3 pieces Tazza:

Pair of 19th Century, Classical Style Bronze Candlesticks, Signed E De LABROUE. Fine detail, excellent condition, areas of deep golden patina and areas of light green patina. 9" tall. Keywords: Putti,

CANDLESTICKS, 1988, a pair of bronze candlesticks, each signed, numbered 196/395 & 197/395, published by Seven Arts, each 18” tall. (2)

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Art Nouveau Candlesticks comprised of bronze depicting an art nouveau visage along the upper half, swirling down to a ruffled base with leaf berry clusters. Signed at the base "

tri-footed with lion paw feet, column stems, oil lamp style top, 11" tall, circa 1850.

Pair of porcelain and bronze candlesticks. Features a porcelain body decorated with floral motifs and gold gilt on a blue ground. The porcelain is mounted in dore bronze. Signed France. Measures 8 3/4

Pair of ormolu bronze French 19th C. fireplace chenets/fire dogs with back bar. Total 3 pieces. Signed on front ''F. Barbedienne' . Decorated with side rings, lions' heads, details in relief and flame

A. BOSSU Lion Double Inkwell & Pair Bronze Lion Bookends - a 19th Century French Figural Lion Inkwell, patinated cast metal, signed "A. Bossu", two hinged top inkwells 9" h x 15" w. Together with a pa

Pair of three-branch bronze candlesticks by Henri Picard (French, fl. 1831-1864). Signed. Very good condition overall. H. 17 inchesNote: Henri Picard was an important 19th century fondeur who worked i

possibly Baccarat, 19th century, comprising: large center bowl and pair of candlesticks, center bowl having mask, fleur de lis and floral decoration, lion paw feet, surmounted with large crystal diamo

French, 19th century, signed "Kley", each depicting a young woman classically dressed, two-tier circular base, 12-1/4 in.

Lot consisting of a Victor Paillard (French, 1805-1886) bronze centerpiece with cherubic tableaus flanked by two panthers, signed "VP" (6 1/2" H x 9 1/2" W x 6 3/4" L); a pair of gilt candlesticks (9"

After: Auguste Moreau, French (1834 - 1917) Pair of Palace Size Lion with Cub Garden or Entry Bronze Sculptures. Signed. Measures 28" x 48" x 21". Condition: Green patina, oxidation and soiling to the

(lot of 2) Christophe Fratin (French, 1801-1864), Le Lion et Le Tigre, bronze sculptures, each signed, overall (each with wood bases): 14.5"h x 21"w x 7"d

Signed L. Steiner, Pair 20th C. Bronze Classical Man and Woman Figurative Candlesticks 15.5 inches height, good pating, mounted on marble bases. After Clement Leopold Steiner, French Sculptor. p> size

Green patinated standing male, impressed F. Barbedienne Fondeur. L 39.5 cm. (15 1/2 in.)

Each measures approx. 9 1/2"h x 16 1/2" long. Lot consists of a lion and a lioness. Both are marked "Barye" and appear to date to the 19th century.