FRENCH METAL LE TRAVAIL "BLACKSMITH" SCULPTURE

FRENCH METAL LE TRAVAIL "BLACKSMITH" SCULPTURE. Unsigned. Measures 20 1/4 inches high x 7 inches wide.

Le Travail Bronze Blacksmith Sculpture. Measures 15 inches high x 6 1/2 inches wide x 5 inches deep. french metal. Heavy Marble Base.

After Claudius Marioton (French, 1844-1919), patinated spelter sculpture titled ''Le Travail'', ' depicting a standing partially robed blacksmith holding a forged candle pricket aloft in one hand and

An antique 19th-century French polychromed spelter metal sculpture representing a young man with a hammer. Titled Le Forgeron, The Blacksmith, on the base. Collectible Decor For Interior Design. Dimen

Salon des Beaux-Arts; normal wear; H-26 1/2", VG-EX

"Le Travail," bronze sculpture on metal base, signed "M. Constant" verso, title plaque lower base, overall (with base): 12.25"h x 5"w x 4"d

A patinated French bronze statue after Andre Paul Arthur Massoulle (1851-1901). Titled, "Le Travail." A figural work featuring a youthful male figure clad in a fur, belted loin cover with a hammer, an

A patinated French bronze statue after Maurice Joseph Constant (1892-1970). Titled, "Le Travail." A figural work featuring a youthful male figure clad in a fur, belted loin cover with a hammer, anvil

PARIS FRANCE 1906 BLACKSMITH LE METAL BRONZE MEDAL An outstanding antique French Bronze Cornered Edge Medal 'Le Metal' signed Lavigne lower right, circa 1906 high relief depiction of a metal worker wi

Emile Josph Nestor Carlier (French, 1849-1927) Sculpture "Le Forgeon" (Blacksmith or Gunsmith) of a man working on building a shotgun with tools. Measures 16.5" tall 9" wide.

bronze with brown patina; signed "Duchoiseul" to base, titled to plaque; depicting a blacksmith; Provenance: The Estate of Henry and Lillian Mosauer; Condition: loose on base; 32 inches high

French gilt-painted spelter electrified lamp sculpture of "La Veillee du Forgeron" (The Watch of the Blacksmith), vintage 1920s, with identifying plaque on front of base. Original lamp: 17.25" H X 8.5

Emile Picault Signed Spelter Metal Iron Worker, Anvil. Titled: Le Travail. Antique Cast Metal Stature Sculpture. Original old patina. Size: 13.75h 7w. ASKart: Emile Louis Picault (1833 - 1915) was act

French Metal Sculpture, features a women, black smith theme. Measures 19 1/2 inches high x 8 inches wide. Unsigned.

Eutrope Bouret, antique bronze blacksmith, Eutrope Bouret (French, 1833-1906), "Le Travail", bronze mounted on marble plinth, signed "Bouret", 16.75"h (bronze), 18.5"h (incl. base) x 8"w x 5.75"d Prov

Large patinated metal sculpture, "Le genie humain devoile la nature, qui lui explique ses mysteres," signed in cast after Rancoulet (Ernest Rancoulet, French, 1870-1915), on a faux marble socle, appro

Antique French Cast Metal Spelter Boy & Dog~Le Bonne Soupe~By Victor Rousseau.Have one small Whole in the back of the leg,sell like as is!!!Size 17x7x6 Inches.This antique French cast metal spelter sc

Henry Louis Levasseur (French, 1853-1934) cast metal sculpture titled 'Genie du Travail'. Depicts a standing male figure with quill beside open book which reads 'Mens agitat molem'. Mounted as a lamp.

After: August Moreau, French (1834-1917) "Le Nid" White Metal Sculpture on Wooden Base. Signed in the cast, tag affixed to front. Rubbing, patina. Measures 19" H. Shipping: Third party. (estimate $50-

Figural sculpture in the style of Edouard Lormier (French, 1847-1919), executed in polychrome metal, depicting a blacksmith at his labors with hammer and anvil, 14"h x 16.5"dia.

After Max Le Verrier (French, 1891-1973) 'Clarte' Cast Metal Sculpture Undated, cast signature to top surface of bronze base, depicting an Art Deco figure supporting a polished chalcedony sphere on a

Patinated metal sculpture, Huguenot, after Armand Jules Le Veel (French, 1821-1905), soldier in a morion helmet, carrying a sword and halberd, on wood plinth, approx 34"h, 5.25lbs Start Price: $100.00

French Art Deco School, "Le Rhythme" and "La Rhythmique", a pair of copper-tone patinated cast metal (possibly aluminum) sculptures on wooden bases, depicting male and female dancers in tunics holding

After: Auguste Moreau, French (1834 - 1917) "Le Sentier Perdu" Patinated White Metal Sculpture Mounted on Slate Base. Glass globe to accompany the lot. Measures 27" x 9-1/2" (w/o globe). Condition: Ru