Cavalier Arabe Bronze Spelter Statue, by Emile Guillemin and Alfred Barye

A fine collection of five metal laughing buddha. Laughing Buddha playing with children usually five in number, which symbolizes good luck and posit...

Bronze sculpture with brown patina, representing a man and his falcon, Signed P.J Mene & Dated 1873 on the round base.

Cast by Pinèdo from a model by Antoine Bofill, late 19th century, Signed 'A. Bofill' and 'BRONZE GARANTI' stamp.   

Pair of polychrome terracotta figures of an oriental lady and Arab soldier by Friedrich Goldscheider, 19th century. An impressive cold painted Terracot...

19th Century Orientalist terracotta figure signed H. Moreau.  

The action and intense concentration of the young boy almost make us forget he is made of terracotta! This piece bears be Friedrich Goldscheider mark, as well as a signature. (1845-1...

A lovely and high quality true pair of small scale Continental 19th century patinated, silvered bronze and ormolu statues by Emile Guillemin. Each statue is raised by a circular mott...

Patinated bronze sculpture of Napoleon by Guillemin, Emile H. Additional information: Type: Sculpture Material: Bronze Year of Pro...

A French patinated bronze sculpture of a grouse with wings spread, carrying a sheaf of wheat in its beak, raised on oval base, after a model by Alfred Barye (1839-1882) Incised: BAR...

"WALTER SCOTT: CHEVAL DE'SELLE DE L'EMPEREUR" BY ALFRED BARYE (FRENCH, 1839-82) Patinated bronze, titled to base; signed "Barye Fils" Item # 001ZKK18W Orig...

Alfred Barye was a French artist known for his meticulously detailed bronze sculptures of the Belle Époque featured in this listing. The standing figure with a dog and monkey at his ...

This intimidating lion takes a break and relaxes. He lies down and looks as if he puts his paw in paw and waits patiently for the next encounter. He is the gate keeper he stays alert at all times and watches for any unknown creatures to cross into his territory. The features on the lion are magnificent and are very life like. His undercoat is long and you can see the fur stringing off of his underside while he puts his legs to the side. His mane is grand and he has gigantic paws which will take anyone or thing out in one swift swipe. You can see the details beautifully. This lion has a brown patina and was casted using the “Lot Wax Method” it is mounted on a black marble base. This sculpture is signed by Barye...