AFTER J. MOIGNIEZ, A WORK HORSE, BRONZE SCULPTURE

(French, 1835-1894) signed "J. Moigniez" on marble base. 12"h x 16"w x 6-1/2"d

Joseph James Akston (American, 1898-1983). A bronze statue. A Modernist figural work depicting an abstract equine horse figure. Artist signature to bottom edge of bronze AKSTON. Presented with a recta

Fine sculpture of two horses based on the work of French sculptor, Pierre Jules Mene. 20th Century piece; oval base. Signed P.J. Mene. Total approx. weight 24 lbs. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 20"W x 1

Bronze Sculpture of Two birds Bronze sculpture French 19th century Louis XVI . Depicting two birds pulling wheat sprigs sitting on a base signed by J. Moigniez. # Moigniez Birds Artist: Jules Moigniez

Collectible bronze sculpture of a falcon supported on one paw and wings outstretched, with a circular marble base marked Falcon By J. Moigniez. Approx. 19inch L, 10inch W, 22.5inch H.

Signed J. Moigniez Bronze Sculpture of a Boy and Whippet/Greyhound Playing by French Artist Jules Moigniez. Mid 20th Century. Height 26 cm. Width 30 cm.

Jules Moigniez, animal bronze depicting a cow and a calf. Finely modeled and covered with a nice deep dark patina. Raised on a naturalistically modeled base, signed: J. Moigniez. Jules Moigniez, 1835

Jules Moigniez (1835-1894, France) pair of figural bronze sculptures of quails; opposite facing figures with various foliage at their feet and stands on oval bases inscribed “J. Moigniez”. Excelle

Delightful Duck Bronze Sculpture, After J. Moigniez .This Bronze Sculpture Was Produced Using The Lost Wax Casting Method. The Lost Wax Cast Method Is The Most Precise Metal Casting Technique In Exist

Delightful Duck Bronze Sculpture, After J. Moigniez .This Bronze Sculpture Was Produced Using The Lost Wax Casting Method. The Lost Wax Cast Method Is The Most Precise Metal Casting Technique In Exist

Signed. Dimensions: H 13.5" x W 13.25" x D 5.75" Condition: Marks to wood base.

Dimensions: Height 11'' x Width 17''Approximate Weight: 25 LBS

Condition: This sculpture is in a perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 14 1/2" x Width 12"Marble Dimensions: Diameter 7"Height without base: 13 1/2" Weight : 10 LBSOriginal or

J.MOIGNIEZ POODLE 4 1/2" BRONZE SCULPTURE

Jules Moigniez (French,1835-1894) Bronze sculpture of a stunning female horse with English tact. Titled "Mare with Saddle". Sculpture is affixed to tan tone marble base. Artist signature on base of br

Bronze Sculpture By J. Moigniez, 22" x 13", Bird Feeding Babies In Nest, Tree Branch And Grass Highlights, Jules Moigniez (1834-1894) Was A French Animalier Sculptor, Total Weight Of Nearly Thirty Pou

J. Moigniez Hawk American Eagle Bronze Marble Sculpture Bird Figurine Figure Art This is a magnificent sculpture and the detail is just incredible. As you can see in the pictures

A solid bronze model / sculpture of a standing horse after Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879). Late 19th / early 20th century. Stamped P. J. Mene on the top of the bronze base. Measures 4" high, 5" wide, 2

Jules Moigniez (French 1835-1894)- Great Horned Owl- bronze sculpture, signed J. Moigniez at base. 34''h

Vanishing Breed, Bronze Sculpture (Farming), By Sharlene Hare. An attractive heavy bronze sculpture depicting two work horses in the field. This piece is numbered number 1 of 30. Overall size 18" long

Vintage bronze sculpture of a pheasant on a rocky surface signed J.Moigniez. Set on a newer green marble base. Measurement overall: 8" x 5.5" x 10" tall. Condition: some oxidation to finish. No appare

DESCRIPTION: Bronze pheasant sculpture with five chicks after Jules Moigniez (France, 1835-1894). Unsigned. Marble base. MEASUREMENTS: 9-3/4" high x 6" deep x 9-1/2" wide. CONDITION: Discoloration on

Vanderbilt Estate Jules Moigniez Horse Bronze Statue, equestrian bi color patinated staue sculpture animalier figure with saddle, 12 x 13 x5 inches, 13 x 13 x 6 inches overall object including oval gr

Medium: Bronze Sculpture Size: 11â€h x 10â€w x 5"d. Subject: Indian riding a horse holding and object in the air. Edition: 19/100. Signature: Base. Frederic Remington.