Antique Bronze Stag

"Antoine Louis Barye (1796-1875) Virginia Stag, lying Bronze with brown patina. Signed on the embankment.

ANTOINE-LOUIS BARYE French, 1795–1875 Panthère Saissant un Cerf (Panther Seizing a Stag) Signed BARYE and stamped Susse Fres on the base Bronze w/ black patina 13½ x 19 x 10 inches...

A nice head of a stag or a deer Vienna bronze, circa 1900. Probably used as a hunting trophy mounted on a wooden wall bracket.

Danish red deer stag bookshelf lamp in Art Deco style. Sculptured bronze patinated zinc Red Deer Stag mounted on black metal plinth.

This highly detailed and richly patinated bronze stag is signed by the noted foundry of Franz Bergmann.

If you look carefully at this sculpture you will understand why people collect Vienna bronzes. The quality is exceptional. Every inch of the stag is meticulously detailed.

Because this deer has a third eye, it most likely represents a divine deer. The Kasuga Shrine in Nara, where deer are considered sacred, has a legend where a deer carried a deity fro...

This is a very rare French bronze animalier sculpture of a stag by Christopher Fratin, circa 1840 in date.

Our antique Grand Tour period rhyton cup in the form of a deer head has a fine verdigris patina and stands 10 inches tall. Apparently unsigned.

Antique Franz Bergmann School bronze cold painted ten-point elk/deer/stag, stamped Geschutzt, circa 1900 Measures: 8.5" H; x 7.75" W x 1.5" D.

A good sized late Victorian Vienna bronze in the form of the most handsome Stag. Beautifully executed and retaining the original paint.

This impressive bronze sculpture was created by Thomas François Cartier (1879–1943), one of the most respected French animal sculptors of the early 20th century. Signed Cartier, the ...

Patinated bronze stags standing over rocky outcrop, signed after Jules Moigniez with marble base.

Sculpture of cold-painted bronze stag realized in a naturalistic way in ochre and brown tones with large and impressive antlers.

A magnificent bronze stag head tops a bone pen and inkwell holder with figured brass.

Finely sculpted and cast bronze sculpture of a royal stag deer with impressive 12-point rack after the original model by the French animalier sculptor, Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879).

Late 19th century bronze sculpture with brown patina of a calling stag standing atop a rocky crag.

The workmanship is always top quality and the subject matter can be humorous or in this case very realistic. This stag is well defined and with an extremely luscious soft brown patin...

A very fine late 19th Century French Animalier bronze study of a calling stag with excellent rich brown patina and crisp surface detail, raised on a naturalistic stepped integral bas...

ANTOINE-LOUIS BARYE French, 1796-1875 "Panthère Saissant un Cerf" (Panther Seizing a Stag, on a terrace with profiles) Sand-cast bronze with verde autumnal patination Signed in bas...

A graceful German bronze figure of a standing young stag; signed 'Albert Hinrich Hufsman' (German, 1874-1946); the warmly patinated stag balancing on 3 gracefully slender legs with o...

This is an antique stag bronze. A French, study of a deer or male elk and signed by the artist Prosper Lecourtier (1851-1924), dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

Antoine Louis BARYE (1796-1875, France) : "Listening Stag" Original nuanced brown patinated bronze sculpture showing a stag standing Signed on base : "Barye 1838" Ungraved : "F.

Typical of Moigniez models, the casting of the present "Running Stag" is of unquestionable quality, a statement of technical expertise.

A monumental early 20th century continental iron and bronze chandelier with leaping stags in silhouette and different fauna.

Auguste Kuhne (German 1845-1895), pair of Verdis Gris patinated bronze of seated wood nymphs with stags, signed 1890 and 1890 (left 1893 and the right sculpture is dated 1890).

Pair of exceptional quality bronze Highland stags by Jules Moigniez (French 1835-1894) having a pair of bronze hollow cast stags each stood on a rocky outcrop over moulded veined mar...

The present example of Standing Stag is an adaption Dubucand made in light of the success of his group Stag and Hind (1870), separating both figures and turning them into individual ...

Alfred DUBUCAND (1828-1894, France): "Stag" Bronze sculpture with an anthracite green-brown patina representing a large standing deer Late 19th century, circa 1890 Dimensions: H ...

To the stag’s left is a doe looking back towards a fawn, who is looking up at the stag.

A stunning 19th Century bronze sculpture. Prosper Lecourtier (1851-1924) crafted this bronze sculpture depicting a stag and a doe in a floral forest.

A73 The Founders & Editors of the Barye Bronzes, Reinis, Polymath Press, 2007 Antoine-Louis Barye: Sculptor of Romantic Realism, Benge, Penn State, 1984, p. 26-28, fig. 18 The Barye ...

Beautifully executed example of a French Dore bronze chandelier. Nicely adorned with stag heads and silver plated swans.

While Antoine-Louis Barye was still relatively unknown and prior to his 1830 initial exhibition at the Paris Salon, in 1829 Susse Freres bought the rights to three of his stag subjec...

Gilded bronze sculpture of a stag in freedom by Aignon, sculptor, 19th century, Napoleon III period.

The beautiful pastel pink shining glass bowl sits on an artfully processed bronzed metal cast base depicting a majestic stag in front of a tree.

Sculptural bronze depiction of a stag and his mate. The ornate detail reflects the quality of these bronze statues.

Pair of Early 20h century Oversized French Classical Figural Bronze Urns/Planters. Planters feature stag heads on each side beneath seated cherubs.

Just such an ensemble in gilt bronze is - with the stag on the right, the doe on the left - stands on the roof of the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, the founding temple of Tibetan Buddhism.

A beautiful original antique bronze sculpture of a standing stag " Cerf debout" by Antoine Louis Barye with fine details in a warm, chocolate brown patina.

Impressive cold painted Austrian bronze study of a standing stag with intricate detail and very fine color; stamped with the Bergman 'B’ within an amphora shaped vase Additional inf...

bronze lying stag incensor

19th Century French Bronze Stag on Marble Base Marked Mene Pierre Jules Mene Measures Approximately: 10" X 6" X 15" Weighs Approximately: 13 lbs.

19th Century French gilt bronze stag By Alfred DUBUCAND: Measures: 9" x 4" x 12" Weighs: 7 Lbs.

A Northern European bronze stag candlestick. Probably German Rhineland. 15th century with the possibility of dating back as far as the 14th century.

Antique brass bronze stag beetle on lily pad candlestick candleholder, circa early 1900s.

You are viewing a gorgeous pair of French bronze stags which are signed by Moigniez on the base (please see close up photo).

This beautiful stag beetle figure or statue was made in the 1890s in Germany. It is has the original old paper label. This is a beautiful decorative piece, it can be displayed as a s...

ALFRED DUBUCAND French, 1828-1894 "Standing Stag" Medium-brown patinated bronze Signed in naturalistic base "A.

Extremely fine chiselled and weighty bronze. High quality workmanship in naturalistic representation. The sculpture is in an excellent old patina. (V-86).

Louis Vidal (1831-1892) A Mortally Wounded Stag Deer or Elk, Bronze, 10 by 14 by 9 inches, Signed "Vidal L'aveugle" lower center on top of base.

Patinated Bronze model of a huntsman and a stag, possibly Hercules and the Ceryneian stag by Holme Cardwell.

Timeless French Bronze ‘Cerf et Biche’ Sculpture by Jules Edmond Masson (1871–1932), A stunning and soulful work of art, this antique bronze group sculpture depicts a majestic stag...