Allegorical Bronze, Frog Prince Holding the Golden Ball Young Maiden

Bronze Sculpture Attributed to Moreau: "Two Young Maidens" This bronze sculpture, titled "Sisters," depicts two young maidens in a dynamic and affable pose. The larger figure on the...

A fanciful gilt cast stone frog prince. He is croaching on his hind legs, wearing a crown and big smile. A fun addition to your garden or an indoor co...

A lost-wax bronze tabletop statue of a putto poised on one foot holding a frog up in the air. This classic bronze tabletop sculpture is mounted on a modern round custom base, making ...

A high quality Continental 19th century patinated bronze statue of a beautiful maiden holding a seashell signed Schnider. The Bronze is raised by a circular base with a grass like de...

A good quality 19th century bronze statue of a young maiden reading a book. Signed; Paul Duboy Paul Duboy (French, 1830-1887), a bronze figure Cast in the form of a semi naked class...

A Royal bronze portrait bust of Prince Albert, the Prince Consort, after the marble sculpture of 1859 by William Theed the Younger (1804-1891) Marks and inscriptions: W.THEED. SC. ...

A pair of Greco-Roman style vintage bronze young satyr candle holders from the mid 20th century, holding circular vessels. Created with the traditional technique of the lost-wax (à la cire perdue) which allows for great precision and finesse in the details, this pair of bronze candle holders features two young satyrs with goat legs and floral garlands wrapped around their waist, raising their arms to hold a vessel. Often associated with Bacchus, god of grape-harvest, they are likely carrying wine-filled vessels. Showing perfect movement with their right paw lifted up, the other one firmly planted on a circular base, this pair of Greco-Roman style bronze...

A patinated bronze allegorical statue of a nude bacchante, the roman goddess of wine, in the manner of Clodion with right hand raised and holding a bunch of grapes, while the other r...

The ox and the frog animal bronze taken from the fables of La Fontaine from the 19th century, dimension 13 cm high 15 cm long 5 cm deep. The Frog who wants to be as big as the Ox A Frog saw an Ox Who seemed to him to be a good size. She, who was not as big as an egg at all, Envious, stretches, and swells, and works, To equal the animal in size, Saying: "Look well, my sister: Is it enough ? tell me: am I...

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