Sculpture “Dachshund" by Oskar Pflug

“Lady with sighthound” polychrome bronze sculpture with onyx and portoro marble base. made by Ugo Cipriani. (1887-1960) Son of the sculptor Adolfo Cipriani, after studying at the Ac...

Sculpture "Trois Chiots" by Georges Vacossin (1870-1942). The sculptor exhibited his works at the Salon between 1902 and 1937. He specialized in canine sculptures made of ceramic and...

"Weasel" sculpture by Jan and Joël Martel (1896–1966). Patinated bronze. Theodore Menten (1972) ""The Art Deco Style"" p. 179. France, Circa 1930.

Sculpture called “Woman seated with greyhound” by Armand Lémo (1881-1936), made of silver-plated bronze and onyx marble base. LEMO signature with foundry coin Casa Vignes DE M.v. Sa...

French School Patinated Bronze Dachshund Sculpture This finely cast French School patinated bronze dachshund sculpture beautifully captures the breed’s signature charm and elegance. Expertly cast in bronze with a rich dark patina, this work highlights remarkable detail, from the dachshund’s expressive eyes and floppy ears to the sleek contours of its elongated body and poised stance. The smooth yet subtly textured surface enhances its lifelike quality, making it a captivating decorative sculpture. Standing 9.75 inches high, 17 inches wide, and 5 inches deep, this substantial bronze piece has a commanding presence while maintaining a refined and understated elegance. The artist’s attention to anatomical accuracy and naturalistic posture makes it an excellent representation of the beloved breed. Ideal for dog enthusiasts, collectors of fine bronzes, or admirers of French animalier sculpture...

A charming quality antique bronze figure of a seated Dachshund, possibly Austrian and dating from the second half of the 19th century. The sculpture is beautifully modelled and detai...

A charming early 20th Century cold painted Austrian bronze study of a standing dachshund with very fine hand finished surface detail and colour, signed with the Bergman 'B' in an amp...

An exquisite and very rare small bronze figure of a dog, a male dachshund. France, 19th century. A highly desirable and sought after addition to any collection. Why We Like It This...