Art Nouveau Bronze Andirons

20" tall

Pair of bronze Art Nouveau andirons having a ball top with acanthus decorations and original bronze cross bar. Missing 1 urn shaped stopper on firedogs, else good condition, late 19th to early 20th ce

Late 19th or early 20th century Art Nouveau style andirons. Cast bronze floral medallions over three leg design. 13 1/4" X 15 1/4" X 28"

Late 19th/20th C., in the style of L.C. Tiffany, comprising a pair of andirons and a fire fender. 32"h x 14"w, Fender: 13"h x 4'8"w x 13"d

"Danseuse Chantant" and "Danseuse Au Cothurne", gilded bronze sculptures, signed "A. Leonard, Sclp", with round Susse Freres Paris foundry mark, and stamped M (edition), depicting elegant dancers in m

French, circa 1890, the finely sculpted and gilt patinated figure of a young woman known as 'Danseuse au Cothurne', showing her hair in a diadem and wearing a long gown, demonstrating fine movement an

Art Nouveau Bronze Hanging Fixture with (9) Quezal Shades Early 20th century. Patinaed bronze with decorated Quezal pulled feather shades. Ht. 42 in. The Estate of Al Turner, Bonita Springs, FL.

Pair of double light bronze lamps. Stylized base rises to double flowers. Signed and impressed with foundry mark; 18.5in.H. x 9.5in.D.base

Emile Picault (French,1833-1915) c. 1880 - 1910 sgn. E. Picault, winged nymph playing a gilded lute, 39"h; revolving base 8.5"diam. From a North Shore, Massachuse

Jean-Baptiste Germain, French (1841-1910) Large Art Nouveau Bronze Figure on Marble Base, signed " Germain JB", Very Good Condition. W: 15 inches, H: 33 inches, D: 10 inches

Bronze snake. Glass shade. Early 20th century. 21 1/2" h x 6 7/8" w x 8" d

Impressive Art Nouveau Bronze and Stained Glass Electrolier ca. 1900, Continental or American, the upper portion of the nine-light electrolier with swirling Art Nouveau flowers, with matching flowers

Circa 1900's. An amusing octopus eyeing a mermaid overlooking a pool of water. Head of an octopus opens to reveal the inkwell. Marked on bottom Geschutz. Size: 9" x 7.5" x 3". Condition: good. Note: o

An Art Nouveau period zoomorphic bronze table lamp, the base in the form of a frog inset with opalescent glass eyes, its outstretched arms holding aloft a domed shade with leaded coloured glass segmen

Art Nouveau Bronze, Double Figures, Large, Title isbr> Reserve: $2,600.00 Shipping: Domestic: Shipping rates are determined by destination International: Foreign shipping rates are determined by desti

Rare pair of bronze symbolist sconces with copper gold patina, the 2 curved rods of light flourish in corollas and frame the beautiful face of a maiden with naked body her long hair mixes with the veg

Very fine art nouveau bronze bust of a beautiful woman "Seule" by Emmanuel Villanis (1858-1914), rich brown patina. Signed with foundry mark "Societe des Bronzes de Paris", Signed "E. Villanis" and fo

Pair of L & F Moreau Art Nouveau Bronze Table Lamps w/ Alabaster Shades. Shades are New. Bronze is Fully Signed. Provenance From a New Jersey Estate. Dimensions- H-19.5". Please note the absence of a

AFTER LOUIS-ERNEST BARRIAS A FRENCH ART NOUVEAU BRONZE FIGURE depicting la nature se devoilant devant la science (NATURE REVEALING HERSELF TO SCIENCE) on a square plinth base 70cm high

cast as a draped maiden holding a seashell aloft 72 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 20 in. (184.2 x 29.2 x 50.8 cm.) Provenance: Property from a Pasadena, California house designed by Bertram Goodhue in 1917 (detailed

Art Nouveau Bronze Candelabra Parlor Lamps Organic Tree Form; An exemplary early 20th century pair of French Art Nouveau Bronze 3 Arm Candelabra, in rich organic flowing tree form with a nice mellow a

Tiffany Art Nouveau bronze and favrille glass table candelabra, having 3 arms with green blown-out reticulated glass, removable bobeches, central form stem, marked on bottom Tiffany Studios, New York,

Circa 1900, Edouard Drouot (France 1859-1945), an Art Nouveau bronze titled "Muse des Bois"(Muse of the Woods), modeled as a young maiden with flutes and a swirling dress, a fine and high quality scul

Louis Kley (French. 1833-1911), pair of Art Nouveau patinated and gilt bronze figural table lamps, each depicting a modestly draped fairy having gilt dragonfly wings, and holding a Neoclassical style