after Pierre Le Faguays Bronze Archer Woman

after LE FAGUAYS, Pierre, (French, 1892-1962): Patinated bronze figure of a deco woman with bow, signed at base, affixed to marble plinth, overall 17.5" h. x 8" x 4.75". From the estate of a prominent

Pierre Le Faguays [after]; French Art Deco Bronze Woman Archer Good Patina 19.5 in. height. size: 19.5x8.5

Deco lady, green verdigris finish, signed Fayral, on a marble base. 15”H.

DESCRIPTION: Pierre Le Faguays French Art Deco figural bronze table lamp, featuring two women in ornate gowns supporting a rectangular frosted glass shade with two light sockets. Mounted to a stepped

DESCRIPTION: A bronze art deco sculpture of an archer, titled 'Tireuse a L'Arc', the female archer depicted in a linear manner with bowed arm outstretched with her leg raised en pointe raised on a roc

Pierre Le Faguays (1892-1962) Diane, Tireuse A L'Arc,a bronze figure modelled by P. Le Faguays, cast by Susse Fres, of a female archer wearing a short tunic, holding aloft her stretched bow, on natura

Message of Love," bronze sculpture of a woman holding a dove, France; Signature and foundry mark of Susse Freres, Paris; 21 1/2

(French, 1892-1962) A bronze sculpture depicting a woman with a bow Measures: 14 x 11 inches Signed on base

DESCRIPTION: Pierre Le Faguays Art Deco gilt bronze figural scene, titled: "Mirror Mirror" features a seated woman looking into a hinged dressing mirror, mounted to a portero marble base. Engraved sig

Art Nouveau woman with a bow on a bronze base resembling earth on marble. 20"H Signed Pierre Le Faguays.

Art Deco Style Gilt and Silvered Bronze and Onyx Figural LampAfter Pierre Le Faguays, late 20th centuryCast as a figure of a standing woman with outstreched arms supporting a bowl, on a stepped base,

Pierre Le Faguays (French 1892-1935) patinated and cold painted bronze sculpture titled 'Tireuse à l’arc,' (The Archer's Bow), circa 1925, depicting a female archer in the midst of drawing her bow,

Modeled in the form of a flapper woman standing on stairs. Marked Pierre Le Faguays. 49 cm high

Art Deco dancing woman sculpture. After Pierre Le Faguays ("Fayral") (French, 1892-1962) Mounted to marble plinth. Signed at base. Bears brass plaque that reads "Standing Deco Dancer By Fayral". SHIPP

On an attached Marble base. It Measures 19" tall, and is Moderately Heavy. The Lamp is Metal, with a bronze-like finish. The shade has been glued on in a messy manner; the residue is still visible. Th

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture after Pierre Camille Marie Le Faguays depicting a topless woman on her knees holding her hands forward. Piece is signed "D Arte" adjacent to woman's right foot and mounte

Bronze Figure of a Female Dancer, Paris, 20th century, cast with her arms outstretched and one knee bent, with a skirt flowing beside her and grapevines around her waist and in her hair, raised on a s

Art Deco style patinated and polychrome bronze, "Diana the huntress," after the original by Pierre Le Faguays (Pierre Le Faguays, French, 1892-1962), inscribed artist last name and foundry Susse Frere

In fine conditions, signed on the base. Measures 14" X 11.5".This lot has a reserve.

DESCRIPTION: Bronze two-toned ballerina sculpture by Pierre Le Faguays on a marble base. Signed Fayral to the left of ballerina's feet. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H: 15" W: 3.5" L:

Pierre LeFaguays bronze cymbal girl 1925 Signed Fayral(a pseudonym for Le Faguay) in the bronze base Height: 8.5 inches on a 2 inch marble base. Pierre LeFaguays (From Gallerease.com: Pierre le Faguay

DESCRIPTION: Antique bronze sculpture after Pierre Le Faguays depicting Diana, goddess of the hunt, aiming her bow to the heavens. Marked on base "A.S.B.". CIRCA: Early to mid-20th Century ORIGIN: Fra

Bronze figure of the Goddess Diana modelled by Pierre Le Faguays (1892-1962), circa early 20th century. Signed. H. (not including marble base) 22 inchesLot Note: the artist has depicted Diana wearing

After Pierre Le Faguays (French, 1892-1962), bronze sculpture The Wheel, impressed signature, and "BRONZE 72", 14 1/2" long, 10 7/8 "h to top of wheel, mid 20th c