Antique Foundry Marks

grapes Indistinct engraving to reverse, along with K15 foundry mark This is a fascinating antique

. The piece raises on an oval naturalistic base with integral stepped plinth. Here, both the foundry

the early 20th century. The bronze is not signed and does not display a foundry mark; however, the

oeuvre. The bronze is signed and shows the foundry mark of Bisceglia Malakoff, founded in 1907 by Mario

Fabrication Française (Consortium of French Foundries - Active 1892-1915) - Antique Louis XVI style

signature and the foundry mark.

pieces are signed Silvestre and bear the foundry marks of Susse Frères, Paris, one of the most

on its original white marble plinth. The bust bears the impressed foundry mark “F. BARBEDIENNE

the foundry mark) The vase has retained its metal interior. France around 1905 height 38,5 cm width

seats and painted white. They have a design mark 90928 first registered in 1853 as “peacock”. Extremely

foundry mark can be seen in the photos for those who may wish to attempt to identify the maker. Heavy

patination, few old tiny losses to marble base edge, no evidence of a foundry mark. Measures Height: 11.5

timeless appearance. The sculpture is signed Constant Roux, bears the foundry mark “Les Neveux de Lehmann

veined Sienna Marble plinth of octagonal outline. Signed on marble base C HOLAND Foundry Mark of AKT

artist's authorship, as well as the foundry mark by "Barbedienne" and the Reduction Mechanique Collas Stamp

La Pensee By E. Picault Bears Foundry Mark 19c Bronze The winged youth clad in billowing drape and

. The art craft is signed with foundry mark F. L. VOMBACH OFFENBACH A/M. artfour is an owner-managed

leaf toes Foundry mark cast into the base reads 'Grandry Fils' This is an antique stick stand

carries the Parisian foundry mark Jollet–Colin. Cast in French bronze, the work exhibits a finely

Study in Bronze of a family of pheasants surrounding a snail, signed with foundry mark. Charles

. Andrei" on the base cast by "Susse Frs Edts Paris" (with the stamp and the foundry mark used for "Susse

". Young girl with doves and basket of flowers Bronze Signed on base, foundry mark V. Paillard et Fil

(largest 14 cm long) standing and sitting on a Onyx base marked with Foundry mark Vrai Bronze (Vrai Bronze

Stockholm. This piece is signed and displays the foundry mark; it retains its original bronze lid for the

features the original French foundry mark, stunning cast bronze figures of winged griffins, winged paw feet

side of the pony wall. There are no visible foundry marks. Born in Paris in 1806 Emile Bruchon was a

most magnificent exhibition furniture. Signed 'L.Messagé Sc.', and with foundry mark 'F.BARBEDIENNE

Max Kruse on base, copyright 15/391, with illegible foundry marks.. Max Kruse (1854-1942) was a German

'Vrai Bronze Paris' foundry mark. Crafted in France in the late 1800s, Diana is portrayed as the

shelling. Roze’s signature ("ALB ROZE") and Barbedienne’s foundry mark ("F.B.") are both clearly inscribed

mark, Levillain had a strong relationship with the Barbidienne foundry, which probably cast this work.

exemplifies the mastery of French bronze casting and is stamped with the foundry mark of Ferdinand Barbedienne

. Condition: Wonderful condition, professionally re-gold plated. No foundry marks visible. Back and front

Williams, and the Kunst Foundry mark is indicated on one of the two.

base. It is important to note that later models typically bear the Barbedienne foundry mark due to

. Barbedienne foundry mark also. Charles Paillet, Georges Gardet, Rene Paris, as well as others make up the

with Siot-Decauville Fondeur PARIS foundry mark.

a noble air despite its recumbent pose. The integral base bears Gaul's signature and foundry mark

sculpture was sold by Christie's in 1984. It was cast by Roman Bronze Works in New York, and the foundry

foundry mark is visible, but the overall form and technical refinement suggest a likely origin in Vienna

French Art Nouveau Bronze Sculpture by Leo Laporte-Blairsy Signed: “LEO LAPORTE BLAIRSY” Foundry

signed on the base "Lepage" cast by "Alexis Rudier, fondeur, Paris" (with the foundry mark) An old

Foundry. Not bearing the foundry mark, this appears to be a later cast. A very similar version was

RICHEFEU in the bronze. Foundry mark stamp "R. COTTIN & FILS Paris Bronze". Definitely inspired by

visible foundry marks. Presumably the signature stands for Mathurin Moreau, a 19 Century French

, crouched holding a shell to his ear. The work is signed 'J. B. Carpeaux' and has Susse Frères foundry marks

the base and a foundry mark is stamped discreetly at the back. : Émile Louis Picault (1833 – 1915

. Bronze signed Math Moreau and with the foundry mark E Godeau Paris. Mathurin Moreau is one of the most

shows the Bisceglia foundry mark; the foundry was set up in 1907 by Mario Bisceglia in France with two

sculpture is signed, and has the foundry mark of Roman Bronze Works, America's foremost Fine Art foundry at

, signed Ferd Lepke and inscribed with the H Gladenbeck foundry mark ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Height

: 7 kgs Original “Max Le Verrier” (foundry) Foundry Mark on base Signed "Le Verrier" With

to the natural rendering of the horseshoe beneath her. Both the artist's signature and the foundry

esteemed Viennese foundry owner Franz Xaver Bergmann, along with his distinctive foundry mark on the

bronze is very rare and exhibits a lustrous patina. It is signed and includes a foundry mark from Kunst

piece. The work is signed “Ch. Soudant” on the lower left and bears the foundry mark “Susse Fes Edts

Fondeurs, Paris (Foundry mark present). • Style: Art Nouveau. • Materials: Gilt Bronze (Original patina