PIERRE ALEXANDRE AVELINE

Naissance de Bacchus. Classical Mythology Old Master Etching after Francois Boucher (1703-1770). Pierre Alexandre Aveline, Paris, 18th Century. 18 1/2" x 20 1/4".

Pierre Alexandre Schoenewerk(French, 1820-1885)"Andromeda"patinated bronze sculpturesigned "Schoenewerk"22 x 9 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches

Large And Impressive Bronze Sculpture of warriors and snake signed on the base. From an East Side NYC estate. -Dimensions: 19" x 19"

Pierre-Alexandre Morlon (French, 1878-1951) Figural Group silvered bronze, walnut inscribed 'A. Morlon' and 'Medallion d'honour' to base H 16 1/2 x W 32 inches Property from the Collection of David C.

(LONDON.) Pierre Aveline; after. Londres Ville Capitale du Royaume d'Angleterre. 18th-century engraved view of London. 14¼x21½ inches sheet size, ample margins; original hand-color in full;

(VENICE.) Pierre Aveline; after. Venise Ville Capitale de la Republique de Meme Nom en Italie. Etched and engraved perspective plan of Venice with a 37-point reference key. 13½x20½ inches sh

Pierre-Alexandre Morlon (French, 1878-1951) Sculpture Silvered bronze, walnut inscribed 'A. Morlon' and 'Medallion d'honour' to base Measure 16 1/2 H x 32 W

Pierre Alexandre Schoenewerk (France 19th C) bronze sculpture of a somber period woman holding a dead bird in her palms. Inscribed by the artist to the verso. Weight Approx., 10.25lbs. Measures Approx

Attributed to Pierre Alexandre Poitevin (1782-1859) Attributed to Pierre Alexandre Poitevin (1782-1859) A French coastal scene at sunset oil on canvas 57.5 x 81.5cm

Two pcs (horse and rider), 60 mm, circa 1970, gorgeously detailed figure by another Parisian artist of the last century, French King Henri IV, VG/E.

Pierre Alexandre Schoenewerk (French, 1820-1885) Sappho Female Figure bronze, Height 15 inches x 16"w

Pierre Alexandre Schoenewerk (1820-1885) The Music Lesson. Patinated bronze figure of a seated woman with child in her lap, playing an instrument. Reverse is stamped "Schoenewerk" 11" x 11" x 6"

After Pierre Alexandre Schoenewerk, French (1820-1885) Neoclassical Style Bronze Sculpture of a Seated Woman with Lyre. Unsigned. Measures 8-3/4" H x 9" W. Condition: Normal rubbing to the surface Est

Seated Grecian woman, France, 19th c.; Signed; 11" x 11 1/2" x 5"

19th century two tone bronze sculpture on black marble base, with a pretty woman sitting on a base and leaning against a musical instrument, signed “Schoenewerk” (Pierre Alexandre Schoenewerk), go

A French Brass Serpentine Jewelry Case Jean-Pierre Alexandre Tahan, Paris, Second Half 19th Century marked Tahan a Paris to interior. Height 6 1/2 x width 10 1/2 x depth 7 inches. Property from the Co

A French Bronze Mantel Clock Movement Signed Japy Freres, Late 19th Century the bronze depicting a figured of a seated neoclassical woman by Pierre Alexandre Schoenewerk (French, 1820-1885), signed Sc

Eleven miscellaneous bronze medallions Round medallions are approx 3" in diameter each. All come in separate boxes. 1. Universities International CIE Paris 1937 by Pierre-Alexandre Morlon (1878-1951)

PIERRE ALEXANDRE SALLES (French 1867-1915)Self Portrait- 1885Oil on canvasSigned and dated upper right, dedicatory inscription lower right "A Mon Ami L. Gisbert"18 inches x 10.75 inches (46 x 27 cm),

Antique hand colored engraving with view of London. "Londinum Urbs Praecipua Regni Angliae". Latin version of Pierre Aveline's view of London. Condition: good, waving to paper, see pictures. Measures

Neoclassical Style Bronze Sculpture After Schoenewerk. Pierre-Alexandre Shoenewerk (French, 1820-1885). A classical style woman in deep though on an oval base. Inscription to the base 'Schoenewerk'. {

DESCRIPTION: Three French Art Nouveau bronze table medals. Includes: 1) Marianne Shooting Aux Armes by Pierre-Alexandre Morlon circa 1916. 2-1/2" diameter. 2) Joan of Arc by Pierre-Alexandre Morlon. 2

Print depiciting Napoleon I. Engravers: Georges Malbeste (1754-1843) and Pierre Alexandre Tardieu (1756-1844). With frame measures 14" x 27.25". Visible area of print (without frame) measures 10" x 18

Antique French Engraving "A Quoi Tient L'amour" c.1872 After Jean Pierre Alexandre by Paul Girardet, printed by Goupil, Paris. In attractive antique gilt wood frame. In frame measures 27"x36"x1 3/4".