Sculptural Bronze Works: Group

Bronze sculptural group with 3 sea turtles in a naturalistic setting. 24"h x 38"w

Cast bronze sculptural grouping of the Three Wise Monkeys, unsigned. 8.5”h x 6.25”w x 5.5”d

After Charles Valton (1851-1918) / Auguste Gouge Equestrian sculptural group bronze signed three horses in a steeplechase 20 1/2"w x 12 1/4"d x 14 1/2"h

Henri Pernot, French, 1859 to 1937, antique cast bronze sculptural group La Grande Soeur or The Big Sister, depicting a young woman embracing her sister sitting on a rocky plinth, signed verso: Pernot

Friedrich Gornik, Austrian, 1877 to 1943, bronze sculptural group featuring a Bedouin woman riding on a camel and pulling second camel. Raised on naturalistic ground base raised on a rectangular green

Kenneth L. O'Gorman (American, active), patinated bronze sculptural group titled 'The Archangels,' depicting individually rendered sculptures of five archangels, possibly Michael, Uriel, Gabriel, Raph

An antique finely cast Oriental bronze sculptural group depicting an Arab man riding a donkey. Highly detailed and cold-painted. Austria, Vienna, circa 1900. Apparently unmarked. Oriental Bronze For C

the lotus leaf-form bow with geometric mark to base; the others unsigned Ranging from 7 in. (17.8 cm.) to 4 in. (10.2 cm.) high Provenance: Property from the Estate of Professor Harry Stone, Brentwood

GROUP OF AFRICAN SCULPTURAL WORKS

Group of six ceramic sculptural works, including: abstract glazed mask with stylized facial elements; naturalistic face mask of a man with one closed eye and wide smile; painted and glazed organically

Donald Locke (Guyanese-American, B. 1930) Sitting Couple. Sculptural group of bronze with dark brown patina, each inscribed 'Locke 87' and numbered 5/10, set on a wooden base with a leather pad/cushio

Group of two bronze works believed to have originated in Cameroon or Nigeria in the second half of the 20th century. Included here: a rooster surrounded by four chicks statuary measuring approximately

Jorge Marín (Mexican, b. 1963) Equilibrista en split (Group of Four Works), 2000 bronze each incised Jorge Marín MEX Each: 27 x 37 1/2 x 16 inches.

George Northup (b. 1940, American) sculptural bronze lamp titled "Noontime Covey" depicting a group of eight quail resting on a shaped naturalistic base issuing a naturalistic branch standard from one

Sculptural group in patinated bronze, with base in black marble. Sculpture measures: 30.5 cm height. Measurements set: 35.5 cm. With visible Barwig signature on the back side of the bronze. Bibliograp

After: Francisco Narváez, Venezuelan (1905–1982), Bronze Sculpture, "Ipsia" (sculptural group for the College of Engineers of Venezuela). Signed, and stamped Sidor to verso, Ipsia to front.

Kenneth Treister (American, born 1930). Group of three limited edition bronze sculptural plaques, each signed, numbered, dated, and titled to verso. EXODUS (65/350 JUNE 1969). WARSAW GHETTO (94/150 AU

Attributed to Paul Evans, this piece appears to be a door from one of his wall mounted "Disc" bars. Hand sculpted by Evans, these works are were formed with epoxy resin and sand and finished with atom

An antique sculptural cast bronze lamp, Arab Girl Playing With a Cougar, by Anton Chotka, Austrian, 1881 to 1955. The sculptural group depicts the cougar lying on a patterned carpet and the Arab girl

A patinated bronze figural group of wrestlersafter the AntiquemodernIncised with ANDEVAN BRONZE WORKS foundry pastille.height 15 1/4in (38.5cm); width 71/4in (18.5cm); depth 5in (12.5cm)

Robert Ingersoll Aitken (American 1878-1949) Bronze Group. Depicting mother and child. Inscribed Aitken, "R.B.W". (Roman Bronze Works). Measures - 3 1/4" high x 2 1/4" square.

Patinated and Polychromed Bronze Figural Group after the works of Eugene Marioton (French, 1854-1933) On a black marble base. Signs of wear consistent with age and use. Please see photos for additiona

Antique brass finished figural lamp with a tin shade. Sculptural base depicts a horse drawn Roman chariot. Lamp is from the Collection Francaise Lamp Company, formally the Roman Bronze Works, made in

Rome, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A spectacular pair of Roman bronzeworks, both cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) process. First we have a sweet sitting Cupid (Eros) with open wings.