William H Turner, Fox and rabbit 1996 bronze

An excellent early 20th Century Animalier bronze study of an alert fox with head turned as he spies a rabbit's head appearing from its burrow below. With excellent detail and rich br...

Handsome, patina'ed bronze statue of a matchbook, signed by artist and dated 1996. Tremendously heavy at approximately 50 pounds. Gorgeous silhouettes throughout and a lovely organic...

Vintage 1996 Rabbit Tanaka Lumaseries CyberSpace White Kinetic Wall Art Sculpture. Item features unique rotating form with changing optic geometric psychedelic patterns, original sta...

This vintage patinated bronze sculpture presents a detailed beautifully depiction of two hound dogs cornering a fox in front of a large tree stump. Ea...

Austrian cold painted rabbit mounted on fruitwood paper clip.

Artist: William H. Turner (born 1943) Medium: Bronze Subject: "Snowy Egrets" Edition: Limited edition of 150 pieces Dimensions: Approximately 28"L x 19"W x 45"H Origin: Cast at ...

1980’s Cast bronze stylized small rabbit sculpture by Santi's The finish is a oil rubbed aged. In beautiful original vintage condition. Measurements: 5.5” Deep, 10.5” Wide, 7.75” ...

The rabbit is a symbol of wit, prudence and skill, of abundance and good fortune. It is cast in a rich dark bronze patina to make a charming gift for the season, a beautiful object f...

Beautiful 1996 Tiffany & Co. porcelain Rabbit in the Sintra Pattern. The figurine was Made in Portugal and is splattered with spring flowers. It is in perfect condition.

An amusing early 20th Century bronze group of a bear peering over the edge of a rock at a rabbit quietly hiding under a ledge, with excellent rich brown patina and fine hand chased surface detail. Signed Paillet ADditional information Measures: Height: 18 cm. Condition: Excellent Original Condition. circa: 1910. Materials: Patinated Bronze. ABOUT Charles Paillet Charles Paillet (French, 1871 ~ 1937) Paillet studied sculpture under Georges Gardet. Paillet’s first exhibit was in the Salon of 1897 and he exhibited regularly until 1921. Most of his works were cast by the foundry Thiebault Freres both in lost wax and by the sand-cast method. A few of his works have been recorded bearing the F. Barbedienne foundry mark also. Charles Paillet, Georges Gardet, Rene Paris...