Large Well Patinated 19th Century Bronze of Neopolitan Dancer - by Duret c. 1880

A large and impressive 19th century bronze statue of a Neapolitan dancer holding a tambourine. After Francisque-Joseph Duret.

19th century patinated bronze sculpture of a dancing female figure, possibly a sea nymph. The figure stands on a base of seashells and repouses twirling a drape around her body. It b...

A French patinated bronze figure: The Tambourine Dancer, 19th century, signed J. Clesinger, Rome 1858. Also signed by the foundry F. BAR...

A handsome and high quality Continental 19th century patinated bronze statue of a dancing faun with cymbals, signed 'Musée de Florence'. The ...

A charming good quality pair of Italian bronze Neapolitan dancers, each having a good patina and signed at the base. Mounted on green marble socle.

A large mid-19th century bronze model of a dancing satyr or faun after a Hellenistic or Republican period (300-100 BC) original discovered in Pompei in 1830. This particular model sh...

Introducing a wonderfully impressive 19th-century Italian gilt bronze sculpture of Mercury, masterfully crafted after the renowned Renaissance artist Giambologna (1529-1608). This ex...

Elegant and finely executed bronze sculpture representing an allegory of Music, signed E. Picault (Émile Louis Picault, 1833–1915), a renowned French sculptor known for his allegoric...

A Large Figural Bronze Sculpture of Salammbô By Marcel Début The patinated figure representing the character from Gustave Flaubert's titular novel Salammbô, as evidenced by the cart...

François-Christophe-Armand Toussaint (1806-1862) A large pair of French mid-19th century gilt and patinated bronze figural torchères: Esclave Indien and Esclave Indienne cast by F. Barbedienne (before 1869) from models by Toussaint dated 1850 the male and female figures each holding aloft glass flame shades, on panelled chamfered rectangular black marble plinths, the bronze pedestals of cylindrical baluster form with acanthus leaf collars and four engaged foliate scroll corbel supports with fluted ornament, on circular socles cast in the form of ribbon-bound laurel garlands, each signed A.Toussaint 1850 and Fondeur F.Barbedienne, 36cm wide, 36cm deep, 217cm high (14in wide, 14in deep, 85in high). the figures 112cm high (44in high Armand Toussaint first exhibited a plaster model at the 1847 Salon in Paris entitled "Un esclave indien portant une torche" along with its female pendant...