Antique French Bronze Sculpture by Charles Raphael Peyre "Batailles Des Fleurs"
By Charles Raphaël Peyre
Located in Chicago, IL
Antique French Bronze Sculpture by Charles Raphael Peyre "Batailles Des Fleurs" (Battle of the Flowers) A beautiful detailed bronze sculpture with 3 playful putti (cherubic children...
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Charles Raphaël Peyre, French Art Deco Silvered Bronze Sculptural Group, c. 1925
By Charles Raphaël Peyre
Located in New York, NY
The dazzling combination of rouge marble and silvered bronze in the present group, reflect the taste for polychrome sculpture at the time Peyre was working, and recall aspects of the...
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French Late 19th Century Bronze Statue Signed by Ralph Charles Peyre
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
A charming and wonderfully detailed French late 19th century bronze statue signed by Ralph Charles Peyre. The oval shaped bronze is of three playful cherubs, one is distracting the o...
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19th Century French Patinated Bronze Cherub Composition Signed Raphael Ch. Peyre
By Charles Raphaël Peyre
Located in Dallas, TX
Decorate an office or study with this elegant antique bronze composition of children playing with flowers. Crafted in France circa 1895 and built of bronze, the cheerful composition ...
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Signed Bronze with Playful Children
By Charles Raphaël Peyre
Located in Laguna Beach, CA
This is a signed bronze featuring three playful children.
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Raphaël Charles PEYRE. Three Putti Playing with a Flower Basket
Located in Paris, FR
Raphaël Charles PEYRE (1872-1949). Three Putti Playing with a Flower Basket, Summer Allegory. Large bronze statuette with brown patina, signed. Ovale base on a moulded wooden pli...
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