The Henry-Bonnard Bronze Co 1888 Large Bronze Plaque

The Henry-Bonnard Bronze Co 1888 Large Bronze Plaque

Plaque measures approx. 15 1/2" high and 11 1/2" across. it is a superior casting, retaining its patina. item is marked Casting by the Henry Bonnard Bronze Co. N-Y 1897'

Bronze Plaque: Henry Bonnard Bronze Co NY 1886; Celebration & Return Victorius Army Continental 12 inches diameter. size: 1h 12w

Henry Bonnard Bronze Co 'Hercules and Cerberus' bronze relief plaque, 15-1/2"H x 12" W, signed at lower right.

Bronze Oval Plaque Depicting Hercules and Cerberus Marked 'Cast by the Henry Bonnard Bronze Co., NY 1897'. 15 x 11 1/4 in. Note: The Henry-Bonnard foundry was named for the two French bronze founders

James Edward Kelly (American, 1855-1933) Cast Bronze Plaque of Neil Burgess (American 1846–1910) Cast by the Henry-Bonnard Bronze Co New York, 1890. Raised profile image on round medal, Likely

Bronze plaque of Washington, Henry Bonnard Foundry, 20th c., cast in relief, artist unknown, stamped "Henry Bonnard Foundry Co., Founders, NY 1901", 13.5"l x 10.5"w Provenance: Property from the Colle

A Henry Bonnard Bronze Co., NY, Bronze Commemorative Letter Opener, ca. 1904, Having floral and scroll decoration commemorating the winning of the Grand Prize at the St. Louis Louisiana Purchase Expos

Henry Bonnard Bronze Co. after Frederic Remington: "The Cheyenne". Measures 20" tall x 21.5" long. Mounted to oval green marble base. Signed at the base of bronze (front) "Copyright Frederic Remington

DESCRIPTION: A bronze plate by the Henry Bonnard Bronze Co. NY depicting an embossed carved decoration with the celebration and return of a victorious army, or an important figure leading his army, in

After Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909), "The Bronco Buster," bronze sculpture, bears signature on base, foundry mark "Cast by the Henry-Bonnard Bronze Co. NY 1895," on base, lower left of base

George Washington bronze, James Wilson Alexander Macdonald(American 1824 to 1908). H: 18", W: 12", D: 10". The weight is 23.6 pounds, the foundry is Henry Bonnard Bronze Co Founders, NY 190(?). This b

"Lion Den" bronze 5 1/2 x 11 x 4 inches. signed. The Henry Bonnard Bronze Co. NY

One a bust of Napoleon 12"H x 5"D x 6"W signed on the base Henry Bonnard Bronze Co 1901. The other a girl with cats 11.25 "H signed ,Henry Bonnard Bronze Co , Mt Vernon NY 1907 ,Badoche and titled "De

BRONZE STATUE BRONCO BUSTER SIGNED FREDERIC REMINGTON, BEARS STAMP HENRY-BONNARD BRONZE CO. FOUNDERS NY 1895, #68/100, H. 22 3/4"

HENRY-BONNARD CAST BRONZE BUST OF WM. SHAKESPEARE 19thC., sand cast, stamped 'The Henry-Bonnard Bronze Co. Founders N.Y. 1899', unsigned, no condition issues, 14.75in., Opening Bid $200

Patinated Bronze Figure of a Seated Lion Yawning, Early Twentieth Century. Inscribed "THE HENRY BONNARD BRONZE CO./ FOUNDERS N.Y. 1905." In dark brown patina. H: 10.375 in., W: 7.75 in., D: 7.875 in.

Henry Bonnard Bronze "Wicked Pony" Frederick Remington. Marked: Henry Bonnard Bronze Co. Founders NY 1893. Size: 20 h , 20 w

Portrait bust in bronze by Norwegian-born Minnesota sculptor Jacob Fjelde. Signed and dated 1893. Foundry mark for the Henry Bonnard Bronze Co., New York. Subject is a bearded gentleman with a Knights

Bronze bust of George Washington after Henry-Bonnard Bronze Co.; with seal and inscription to verso; Provenance: Collection of Bob Turner; H: 22 1/2" (approx.)

Warrior' bronze sculpture inspired by Frederic Remington. Deep brown patina of a chief charging on a horse with a spear and shield. Attached to a verdigris marble base. Henry Bonnard Bronze Co. 19

HENRY BONNARD BRONZE ART NOUVEAU LETTER OPENER: A Henry Bonnard Bronze Co., NY, Bronze Commemorative Letter Opener, ca. 1904. Having foliate scroll & figural decoration, commemorating the winning of t

Two of Native Americans, inscribed in back. By or after Charles M. Russell. Third plaque of Lincoln marked cast by the Henry Bonnard Bronze Company, New York, 1890. Plaque of Lincoln with scratched na

Featured in this lot is a Henry Bonnad Bronze Co. 1895 bronze called "Wicked Pony" from American sculptor Frederic Remington, who was born in 1861 and died in 1909. Frederic Sackrider Remington was an