Silver figure of a musician playing the euphonium

Description: Silver figure of a musician playing a harp. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Eagle Head. Weight: 79.29 grams. Dimensions: 6.5cmx5cm. Content: 833/1000. Assay Ma...

Description: Silver musician figure playing the violin. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Eagle head. Weight: 57.96 grams. Dimensions: 6.7cmx3.5cm. Content: 833/1000. Assay M...

Description: Silver musician figure playing cello. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Eagle Head. Weight: 53.34 grams. Dimensions: 3cmx3.5cm. Content: 833/1000. Assay Mark: Ye...

Description: Silver musician figure playing xylophone. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Eagle Head. Weight: 85.33 grams. Dimensions: 5.8cmx323.7cm. Content: 833/1000. Assay ...

Pair of seagull statuette Material: Bronze Source: France - Art Deco Period: 1930-1939.

Edgardo Simone, (Italian/American, 1890-1948) Classically trained in Italy at the Beaux Arts Academy in Rome from 1906 to 1913, Edgardo Simone became a famous sculptor in Italy and the United States using mediums of terracotta, ceramic, bronze, and plaster. He earned a Doctorate of Design and Sculpture at the Academy and then emigrated to the United States where he worked in New York, Chicago and southern California. His style was influenced by Art Nouveau, Art Deco and other modernist influences. In Italy, he had received three times the Croix de Guerre and was decorated by King Victor Emmanuel II and Queen Margherita. Before moving to America, he had much recognition in Italy. He had created war and city monuments, and tombstones in twenty-six Italian cities. When he arrived in New York City, one of the newspapers carried a headline: "Italy's greatest Sculptor Arrives in New York." In New York, Simone became prominent in society and did many portrait busts including such of Thomas Edison, John J. Pershing, Henry Ford and Louis Brandeis. Sally Rand, the famous fan dancer of Chicago's World's Fair in 1933-1934, sat as a model in his studio as did President Franklin Roosevelt and author Theodore...

This charming early 20th-century French miniature statuette captures the playful elegance of a cherubic figure joyfully playing the violin. Crafted with meticulous attention to detai...

A very fine Mid-20th Century clear and frosted glass figurative study trophy in the form of a jazz musician playing a saxophone with excellent crisp handcut detail, signed and with original sticker. Additional information Height: 21 cm Condition: Excellent Condition circa: 1950 Materials: Clear Glass SKU: 5954 ABOUT Cristallerie de Sèvres is born in 1750 by the initiative of Madame Pompadour. However, it was not until the reign of Charles X when the true splendor of Cristal de Sèvres occurs. This has only been possible thanks to the remarkable quality of its products, including his famous “Opalines”, crown jewel, or the wonderful pieces set in silver and gold and released in the Universal Exhibition of 1878. In just a century and a half, Cristal de Sèvres and their luxury glassware conquer the “art de la table” lovers, with its aesthetic with the times, its timeless sophistication and its famed crystal Craft...