Paul Manship Bronze "Little Brother"

Paul Manship bronze ashtray with centaur.Signed Paul Manship and dated with copyright 1919 in the front under the two rabbits, and marked Roman Bronze Works on the back.(From Wiki):"Paul Howard Manshi

Paul Manship bronze ashtray, Diana and hound.3.5 inches wide.(From Wiki):"Paul Howard Manship (December 24, 1885 January 28, 1966) was an American sculptor. He consistently created mythological pieces

Paul Manship (1885-1966), bronze medallion depicting Leo, 6" diameter. Provenance: Lynne, Massachusetts collection.

Paul Manship Bronze Medallion 1930 The Society of Medalists Second Issue. "Hail to Dionysus WHo First Discovered the Magic of the Grape". Signed. Excellent origina patina. Comes in original case. Meda

DESCRIPTION: Paul Manship Bronze commemorative medallion. Diana and Hound. Engraved to exterior rim " From the National Sculpture Society To It's Lay Members. " 1915. Signed to bottom. Mark to bottom

Paul Howard Manship Bronze Pegasus Statue. Paul Howard Manship, American, Born: December 24, 1885, Saint Paul, MN, Died: January 28, 1966, New York, NY. Gilt bronze pegasus statue on custom made marbl

Paul Howard Manship (1885-1966), 'Pegasus', bronze, inscribed 'Paul Manship c. 1927', 5 1/2" H.

Patinated sculpture Actaeon apparently unsigned. From a Westchester NY estate. - Dimensions: 18" h; base 14" w x 4" d

RARE PAUL MANSHIP DIANA BRONZE BOWL 1915 FOR THE NATIONAL SCULPTURE SOCIETY, PROBABLY GIVEN TO MEMBERS THAT DAY, FROM BROOKLYN, N.Y. ESTATE, GOOD PATINA, MEASURES 3 5/8" ACROSS & 1" HIGH.

Howard Paul Manship Style Bronze Pegasus Sculpture / Plaque. In the manner of American artist Howard Paul Manship who designed several works with pegasus motifs. This sculpture is meant to be mounted

Paul Manship (Minnesota 1885-1966) Relief portrait of Dionysus in bronze. "HAIL TO DIONYSUS WHO FIRST DISCOVERED THE MAGIC OF THE GRAPE". Around edge marked "The Society Of Medallists Second Issue" an

Paul Howard Manship (American, 1885-1966) The Javelin Thrower patinated bronze signed and dated PAUL MANSHIP 1921, No. 14, base foundry stamp of Roman Bronze Works N.Y., bottom tier of base on back si

Bronze, 69.7mm. By Paul Manship. Obv Bust l. Rev Presidential seal, distinctive lettering both sides. The aged Manship was chosen by Jackie Kennedy, who had written a college term paper on his work. T

Roman Bronze Works New York, by Paul Manship. Decorated with flora and fauna. 3 inches in diameter. From the Hopkins Estate

Heroic statues in Bronze of Abraham Lincoln: Introducing The Hoosier Youth of Paul Manship. Franklin B. Mead. Fort Wayne, Indiana: The Lincoln National Life Foundation, 1932.Folio. Original cloth. Lim

Paul Silvestre (1884-1976, French), bronze sculpture titled "Faune Assis" with foundry mark and 'Susse Brothers Editors Paris'. 8.5"h x 6.5"w x 8.5"d

Paul Wunderlich (German, 1927-2010), Little Eve, bronze, inscribed with monogram on the base, edition 375/1250, overall: 14.5"h x 2.75"w x 5.75"d

Paul Ludwig Kowalczewski, bronze sculpture, 1900, Paul Ludwig Kowalczewski (German, 1865-1910), "Little Fisherman", dark patinated cast bronze, marble base, no signature observed, 13"h x 4.25"w x 4.5"

Great lot with several Hall of Famers, stars and minor stars. "Big Poison and Little Poison" Lloyd Waner and brother Paul Waner, Tris Speaker, Rogers Hornsby, Moe Berg (who was a spy during World War

applied patina, 1981, numbered 8 from an edition of 25, signed and inscribed on rectangular base. HOA 9.25 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

LITTLE DEER, 1980, cast bronze sculpture with greenish brown patina, signed and dated and numbered 11/15 on backside, 13 x 8 ½ x 7” including base.

Paul Douglas Wegner (American, b. 1950), Bronze Sculpture of Louis Armstrongpatinated and polychrome bronze, numbered edition 71 of 250, signed and dated '89, depicting a stylized floating portrait of

Title is Little Pinch Before the Storm. 11 7/8" by 11" by 7 3/8". Bruce Contway (1980s) was active/lived in Montana. Bruce Contway is known for Sculptur-western, Native American figure. Bruce Contway

both circa 1920; the first is Radha, bronze with applied soft verdigris patina to twirling skirt, signed to bronze socle, one foot marked 165 (HOA 17 in.) (several very minor flakes to stone plinth);