Tennis Bronze

1970s bronze tennis player sculpture by Curtis Jere for Artisan House.

This bronze chandelier with bears playing tennis origins from France, circa 1850.

A folding sporting penknife with unoxydable bronze handle. A good traditional French manufactured knife by Pradel.

Vintage Bronze Tennis Figure, Renshaw. A rare bronze figure of a tennis player (one of the Renshaw brothers) holding a square headed racket.

Pair of bronze plates, rectangular shape, openwork, depicting two tennis players, a man, and a woman, with pine trees and clouds in the background.

A mixed metal wall mounted sculpture by Curtis Jere, depicting a tennis game with cast bronze tennis players and a landscape of Brutalist trees in the background.

Vintage wall sculpture in brass, bronze and metal designed and manufactured in the 1960s by Cutius Jere.

German bronze tennis player, circa 1920. Impressed mark "Germany."

Pair of bronze bookends with women tennis players. These are not signed.

Bronze tennis player statue. Vintage bronze male tennis player figure mounted onto a mahogany plinth.

Vintage Curtis Jere bronze tennis player sculpture. Handmade sculpture made of bronze with a wooden plinth base.

A beautiful Vintage bronze of a 1930s female tennis player with racquet in hand dating from the second half of the 20th century.

"High Backhand Smash", For sale is a gorgeous bronze bas relief figural expressionist sculpture of a tennis player.

Le Tennis Par Louis Moreau, Spelter Tennis Statuettes. A pair of large tennis player sculptures, one male and one female, made in spelter after Louis Moreau (1855-1919). Both player...

This unusual pair of bookends depicts a friendly tennis match. Both signed C. Jeré, they feature an unusual selection of materials used – bronze and onyx.

A folding sporting penknife with unoxydable bronze handle with a ring on the end. A good traditional French manufactured knife by Pradel.

Great set of gilt bronze table lamps that feature a male and female tennis player.

Beautiful art deco sculpture, displaying a tennis player, made of nickel-plated brass. Designed and executed in Vienna by Carl Aubock (1900- 1957), dated around 1928-1930. It has a h...

Antique sporting pen knife, Football, Tennis. A folding sporting penknife with unoxydable bronze handle.

A folding sporting penknife with unoxydable bronze handle. A good traditional French manufactured knife by Pradel.

Curtis Jere Bronze Figural Sculpture of Tennis Player. Fabulous detail - looks amazing from all angles.

Unusual. the supports of this gong are tennis rackets and the end of the striking mallet replicates a tennis ball.

1930s Vienna bronze sculpture by Hagenauer

Royal Copenhagen bronze statuette Sterett-Gittings Kelsey tennis player from 1976.

Dynamic wall sculpture depicting two cast bronze tennis players on a court with trees, lighting and fence rendered in copper, brass and patinated metal.

This is a pair of vintage Art Deco figures. A German, cellulose and gilt metal decorative statuette, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1930. Delightful pair of Aphrodite figu...

Bronze Sculpture "Athlete" by Max le Verrier resting on stone base Stamped: "M Le Verrier" on underside. France: circa 1937 Similar model is illustrated in the Max Le Verrier catalog...

Italian Grand Tour bronze figure of an athlete, Italy, 19th century. Measures: H 11.5 in.

An exceptional and highly collectible Female Art Déco Bronze sculpture Created between 1925 and 1930. This piece is a quintessential representation of the modernist "Streamline" aes...

A beautiful and substantial signed and numbered female figurative gilt bronze sculpture on dark green, with white veining, marble base, by sculptor Michael Shacham, 1977. A beautiful...

Lovely Medium sized Bronze Sculpture of a Polo Player This Bronze Captures the Movement Perfectly Bronze Sat on Marble Base

Early Hubley baseball player bank with original gilded surface.Amazing original painted surface & patina.

Exceptional Art Deco sculpture attributed to renowned Romanian-French artist Demetre H. Chiparus (1886–1947), signed J. Darcourt, a known pseudonym used by the artist. The sculpture...