$1,725Sale Price|25% Off
H 7.21 in W 2.37 in D 2.76 in
Pirate Monkey Car Mascot / Hood Ornament Signed Ch. Soudant. France 1920´s
By Ch. Soudant, Susse Freres
Located in Buenos Aires, Olivos
Very Rare art deco french silver plated bronze sculpture figure of a Pirate Monkey, Car Mascot
Bronze
Comte de Nieuwerkerke "Napoleon I" Bronze
By Count Alfred Émilien O'Hara van Nieuwerkerke
Located in Astoria, NY
Bronze, cast by Susse Freres, Paris, late 19th century, the emperor on horseback with raised right arm
Bronze
Georges Lucien Guyot "Babouin" Patinated Bronze Sculpture
By Georges Lucien Guyot
Located in New York, NY
This "Babouin," or "Baboon," patinated bronze sculpture by Georges Lucien Guyot, executed by Susse
Bronze
$5,539
H 7.09 in W 15.75 in D 2.76 in
Early 20th Century Bronze entitled "Running Hare" by Andre Becquerel
By André Vincent Becquerel
Located in London, GB
: Bronze Foundry: Susse Freres Paris SKU
Bronze
Bronze Figure of 'La Nature Se Dévoilant Devant La Science'
By Louis Ernest Barrias
Located in Brighton, West Sussex
. Barrias' and with Susse Frères foundry cachet and further Susse inscription. This alluring bronze figure
Bronze
$4,085
H 10.63 in W 6.7 in D 5.12 in
19th Century Art Nouveau Pair of French Bronze Mermen Candlesticks
Located in London, GB
. Leading the demand of bronzes were foundries including: Barbedienne, Susse Freres, Peyrol and Siot
Bronze
$3,947
H 8.27 in W 0 in D 0 in
19th Century Animalier Bronze Sculpture entitled "Standing Ostrich" by Barye
By Alfred Barye
Located in London, GB
. Leading the demand of bronzes were foundries including: Barbedienne, Susse Freres, Peyrol and Siot
Bronze
$5,950
H 14.5 in W 21.88 in D 8.63 in
Finely Cast French Art Deco Bronze Sculpture “Playtime” by Marcel Bouraine
By Marcel-André Bouraine
Located in Shippensburg, PA
bronze signed in cast "M. BOURAINE", the base edge "Susse Frs. Edts Paris", "cire purdue" and foundry
Bronze
$5,193
H 7.09 in W 9.45 in D 3.75 in
Late 19th Century Animalier Bronze entitled "Biche Buvant" by Pierre Jules Mêne
By Pierre Jules Mêne
Located in London, GB
: 1870 Materials: Bronze Foundry: Susse
Bronze
$57,961
H 26.78 in Dm 15.75 in
E. Colin & Cie, Patinated Bronze Art Nouveau Thistle Chandelier, France 1900s
By E. Colin & Cie 1
Located in PARIS, FR
greatest bronze founders alongside Barbedienne, Susse, and Siot-Decauville. Upon Emile Colin's death in
Bronze
$9,500
H 13 in W 38.13 in D 5.13 in
French Art Deco Bronze Sculpture “Satyr with Deer” by Ary Bitter ca. 1930s
By Ary Bitter
Located in Shippensburg, PA
Bitter", "cire purdue", cold-stamped BRONZE, foundry cachet for Susse and signed in cast "Susse Fr. Edt
Marble, Bronze
Maximilien FIOT, The Flight of the Ducks Sculpture 1910s
By Maximilien Louis Fiot
Located in Saint-Amans-des-Cots, FR
French bronze Artist: Maximilien Fiot Founder: Susse Frères, Paris Technique: Lost-wax casting Finish
Bronze
$44,318
H 24.41 in W 9.06 in D 5.52 in
'La Nature se dévoilant devant la Science' by Louis-Ernest Barrias
By Louis Ernest Barrias
Located in Brighton, West Sussex
A Bronze Figure of 'La Nature se dévoilant devant la Science' by Louis-Ernest Barrias. Inscribed
Bronze
Albert Leclerc, "Portrait of a Woman"
By Albert Leclerc
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
», along the lower right edge foundry mark « Susse Fondeur Paris » Bronze, with brown patination. The
Bronze
$3,500
H 6.88 in W 7.88 in D 4.25 in
Alexandre Henri Devaulx, Centaur Nursing her Baby, French Belle Epoque, c. 1880s
By Alexandre Henri Devaulx
Located in New York, NY
merit in the same year.... Susse Frères Bronze Foundry, Paris - The French firm Susse Frères
Bronze
Agathon Leonard (Fr 1841-1923 Danseuse Au Cothurne
By Agathon Léonard
Located in Dallas, TX
Susse Frères foundry cachet, further stamped 'M' Gilt Bronze, light brown patina 21 inches high 11.5
Bronze
$38,800 / set
H 39 in W 6.5 in D 6.5 in
Pair of Antique French Neoclassical Rock Crystal and Ormolu Lamps
Located in New York, NY
with matte and burnished gold. Original rock crystal finials. Bronze stamped "Susse Frerre" Dimensions
Rock Crystal, Ormolu
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