Bronze cup Barbedienne
By F. Barbedienne Foundry
Located in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bronze cup Barbedienne Bronze gilt stripper Barbedienne Foundry Excellent condition with no
Bronze
Barbedienne & Sevin - Cantharus Cup / Silver Bronze Vase
By Louis-Constant Sevin, Désiré Attarge, Ferdinand Barbedienne
Located in Beaune, FR
Vase with handles or kantharos cup in chiseled and openwork silvered bronze produced in 1866 by the
Bronze
$4,521Sale Price / set|43% Off
H 4.34 in W 7.49 in D 4.34 in
Pair of "Alesia" Cups by F. Barbedienne and D. Attarge, France, Circa 1878
By Désiré Attarge, Ferdinand Barbedienne
Located in PARIS, FR
Signed Désiré Attarge Fit and F. Barbedienne Paris Pair of silvered bronze cups, chased by Désiré
Bronze
Patinated bronze covered cup, signed F. Barbedienne
Located in Paris, FR
Barbedienne. Dim: H 13.38 in / W 10.23 in / D 8.26 in. Height without base: 25 cm. ( 9.84 in) Ferdinand
Bronze
Unavailable
H 12.21 in W 13.39 in D 8.67 in
Neo-Greek Style Cup by Ferdinand Barbedienne and Louis-Constant Sévin
By Louis-Constant Sevin, Ferdinand Barbedienne
Located in Marseille, FR
. This cup was created by the Maison Barbedienne and first exhibited during the 1862 London World's Fair
Onyx, Bronze
Bronze Cup by Barbedienne, Napoleon III Period
By F. Barbedienne Foundry
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Bronze cup by Barbedienne, Napoleon III period, 19th century. Measures: H: 21 cm, W: 33 cm, D: 20
Bronze
Ancient Little Bronze Cup by Ferdinand Barbedienne, 19th Century, France
By Ferdinand Barbedienne
Located in Roma, IT
This little bronze cup is an original decorative object realized by Ferdinand Barbedienne in France
Bronze
Napoleon Cup by F. Barbedienne Foundry in marble and bronze
By F. Barbedienne Foundry
Located in Milano, IT
The cup or mug described is a beautiful piece by Ferdinand Barbedienne, a renowned French bronze
Marble, Bronze
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H 5.91 in Dm 3.15 in
19th Century Neo-Greek Style Ormolu Cups by Ferdinand Levillain and Barbedienne
By Ferdinand Levillain, Ferdinand Barbedienne
Located in Paris, FR
Pair of cylindrical ormolu, or gilt bronze, cups depicting hunting and picking fruits scenes in
Bronze
Bronze Cup by Collas and Barbedienne
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Bronze cup by Collas and Barbedienne. Measures: H: 27 cm, W: 30 cm, D: 25 cm.
Bronze
A pair of bronze and black marble cups, late 19th century
By Ferdinand Barbedienne
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
A pair of bronze and black marble cups, signed on the terrace F. Barbedienne, late 19th century H
Bronze
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H 8.27 in Dm 11.23 in
Gilt Bronze and Enamelled Cup or Cache-Pot, 19th Century, Napoleon III Period.
By Ferdinand Barbedienne
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Gilt bronze and enamelled cup or cache-pot, signed F. Barbedienne, 19th century, Napoleon III
Bronze
Gilt Bronze Rhyton Form Stirrup Cup by F. Barbedienne
By Ferdinand Barbedienne
Located in Pittsburgh, PA
This hunt themed stirrup cup was designed by Louis-Constant Sevin and cast by the F. Barbedienne
Bronze
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H 3.55 in Dm 6.7 in
F. Barbedienne, 19th Century French Gilt Bronze and Cloisonnè Enamel Tazza Cup
By Ferdinand Barbedienne
Located in Firenze, IT
This French 19th Century antique lovely bronze and cloisonnè enamel tazza or cup with handles is an
Bronze, Enamel
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H 3.15 in Dm 10.44 in
19th Century Tazza Cup in Gilt and Patinated Bronze by Levillain and Barbedienne
By Ferdinand Barbedienne, Ferdinand Levillain
Located in PARIS, FR
Ferdinand Barbedienne and Ferdinand Levillain tazza bronze cup with a neoclassical Greek landscape
Bronze
Cup for Offerings Napoleon III Period in Levillain Gilt Bronze by Barbedienne
By Ferdinand Levillain
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Cup for offerings Napoleon III period in Levellain gilt bronze by Barbedienne.
Bronze
Highclere Castle Jewellery Box
By LINLEY London
Located in London, GB
Over the years, British design company Linley has developed expertise in creating scaled versions of famous architectural buildings including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the R...
Maple
$185,000 / set
H 12 in W 12 in D 10 in
A 200 Plus Set of 19 Century Imperial Russian Silver Flatware by Andrei Bragin
By Andrei Bragin
Located in Vancouver, British Columbia
An exceptional and extremely rare set of a combination of silver and vermeil (gilded silver) flatware designed and crafted in St Petersburg Russia by Andrei Stepanovich Bragin d...
Silver, Vermeil
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