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Chasse Au Lapin

French Antique Bronze Sculpture “Dogs Chasing Rabbit” by Pierre Jules Mene
French Antique Bronze Sculpture “Dogs Chasing Rabbit” by Pierre Jules Mene

French Antique Bronze Sculpture “Dogs Chasing Rabbit” by Pierre Jules Mene

By Pierre Jules Mêne

Located in Shippensburg, PA

PIERRE-JULES MENE French, 1810-1879 "Chasse au Lapin" (Dogs Hunting a Rabit) Sand-cast and patinated bronze Naturalistic base with cast signature "P.J.

Category

Antique 19th Century French Romantic Animal Sculptures

Materials

Bronze

19th Century French Napoleon III Black and White Hunt Scenes Plates, Set of 10
19th Century French Napoleon III Black and White Hunt Scenes Plates, Set of 10

19th Century French Napoleon III Black and White Hunt Scenes Plates, Set of 10

By Faienceries Sarreguemines

Located in Dallas, TX

They are: "Chasse aux Canards Sauvages", "Chasse aux Faisans", "Battue aux Chevreuils", "Chasse aux Cailles", "Chasse aux Perdrix", "Battue aux Sangliers", "Chasse au Renard", "Chas...

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Antique Late 19th Century French Napoleon III Tableware

Materials

Ceramic, Faience

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Parianware Group Figure "Chasse Au Lapin / the Rabbit Chase"
Parianware Group Figure "Chasse Au Lapin / the Rabbit Chase"

Parianware Group Figure "Chasse Au Lapin / the Rabbit Chase"

Located in Folkestone, GB

Pierre-Jules Mene (French, 1810-79) "Chasse Au Lapin" An exquisite Parianware hunting group after P.J Mene.

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Antique Late 19th Century French Animal Sculptures

Materials

Porcelain

Pierre Jules Mene “Dogs Ferreting” Bronze Grouping
Pierre Jules Mene “Dogs Ferreting” Bronze Grouping

Pierre Jules Mene “Dogs Ferreting” Bronze Grouping

By Pierre Jules Mêne

Located in Dallas, TX

Also known as: "TROIS CHIENS AU TERRIER, CHASSE AU LAPIN" or "Three Dogs Ferreting”.

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Antique 1850s French Beaux Arts Animal Sculptures

Materials

Bronze

French Antique Bronze Sculpture "Dogs Chasing a Rabbit" after Pierre Jules Mene
French Antique Bronze Sculpture "Dogs Chasing a Rabbit" after Pierre Jules Mene

French Antique Bronze Sculpture "Dogs Chasing a Rabbit" after Pierre Jules Mene

Located in Shippensburg, PA

PIERRE-JULES MENE (FRENCH, 1810-79) (after) "CHASSE AU LAPIN" Patinated bronze Signed "P.J. MENE" in cast, inscribed "France" verso Item # 107JTP21P This exquisite bronze hunti...

Category

20th Century French Romantic Animal Sculptures

Materials

Bronze

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