A. Toulon, "Joan of Arc," 20th c., patinated spelte

An American Silver Flatware Service International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, 20th Century Joan of Arc pattern, comprising: 24 long-handle dinner knives 12 short-handle dinner knives 32 dinner forks 29 s

A Leaded, Stained and Painted Glass Window Depicting Joan of Arc, D'Ascenzo Studios, Philadelphia, First Half 20th Century. In an old window frame. Dimensions: Sight 40 x 18 1/2in; Frame 48 3/4 x

J.W. Vale (Early 20th Century), Oil on Canvas, Joan of Arc Clad in a White Robe Amid Clergy and Soldiers. Artist Influenced by the Pre-Raphaelite and Victorian Painting Popular Around 1850-1900. High

AFTER C. HENTSCHEL, LITHOGRAPH ON PAPER, 20TH C, H 8", W 30", "JOAN OF ARC'S ENTRY INTO NEW ORLEANS" 1893 lithograph on paper titled "Joan Of Arc's Entry Into New Orleans" after C. Hentschel. Artist's

One volume, Idylls of the Kings by Tennyson, 1901. Front cover separated from spine. One volume, Life of Joan of Arc by David W. Barlett. Hard Cover, cloth. One volume, The Poetical Works of Geoffrey

Joan of Arc signed "G. A. Gell" 21 1/2" high, base measures 19 1/2" x 9 3/4" early 20th century

An American Silver Flatware Service International Sterling Co., Meriden, CT, 20th Century 95 total pieces in the Joan of Arc pattern comprising of: 12 dinner knives 12 butter knives 12 dinner spoons 2

Marie D'ORLÉANS (1865-1909)(After) 'Jeanne d'Arc' a statue made of patinated bronze. 20th century.

French, 20th early 20th century. "Joan of Arc", plaster,. Signed "Sapiens" on bottom of neck; titled and numbered 3 of 6; inscribed and dedicated to William C. Bullitt (1891-1967) American ambassador

Oil on masonite painting by Andre Charles Desboeuf (French 20th century), possibly Joan of Arc,signed 'Desboeuf 1957' lower right and on the reverse. The painting measures 31 inches x 39 inches in a f

Pair of Patinated Copper Fire Hydrant Lamps, 20th c., marked AB, for the Adams Bagnaell Co., Cleveland Ohio, having been arc lights, from the Chicago Opera House, with side doors, H.- 21 in., Dia.- 10

Joan Miro, Spanish, 1893 to 1983, limited edition black patinated bronze sculpture, Moonbird, or Oiseau lunaire, also called The Lunar Bird. Circa: the late 20th century. Signed with etching, Miro, wi

20th century. Patinated tin architectural horse head. Apparently unmarked. Approx: h. 26", w. 10.5", d. 19.5".

Circa 20th century pair of painted cast iron models of seated hunting dogs with collars. At the feet of one dog is depicted a dead bird while the other dog is shown with the long strap of a leash. Ple

AFTER RAYMOND SUDRE, PARIS. A LARGE EARLY 20TH CENTURY PATINATED BRONZE FIGURAL LAMP modelled as Mercury holding aloft a flaming torch and three branch electric lights with floral glass shades whilst

Valaisinpaja Oy Pendant Light Fixture, Finland, 20th century, patinated copper, glass, brass, maker's paper label, single socket, hardwired, canopy, shade dia. 20, ht. 44 in. For further information o

AFTER P. J. MENE. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURE modelled as a stallion horse standing on a naturalistic base 29.5cm high, 36cm wide - signed

patinated bronze putti supporting a round malachite top with fine ormolu feet. 27 1/2" h x 16" dia

With Beveled Glass. 37h X 20w. No Reserve.

Pair of Large 20th C. Patinated Bronze Statue Lamps. Measures H: 69 3/4" W: 24"

Each measure 15.5 x 6.5 inches. Provenance: The Joseph Candioto Trust. We ship in-house for all items with the exception of very large and or very fragile pieces and some international shipments.

After Charles Valton (1851-1918, French), "Hunting Dogs," 20th c. patinated bronze, with a relief signature on the proper left front of the integral base, on a stepped oval verde antico marble plinth,

Tall vessels with neoclassical bas-relief on the body- scene of'Bacchanalian procession, composed of a chanter, ecastic manead, a cymbal player, and a faun carrying a vase on shoulder. Ivory branches

After Christian Keil (German, 1826-1890), "Bust of Kaiser Wilhelm I," 20th c., patinated bronze, verso with an impressed signature "C. Keil, fecems," H. Gladenback, foundry, now on a stepped circular