American Patinated Bronze Statue of 'Duck Baby', Signed Edith Barretto Parsons

An impressive patinated bronze statue of Hercules. The statue is raised by a square Black Antique marble base. Above is the handsome patinated bronz...

A charming and high quality true pair of French 19th century patinated Bronze and Ormolu statues, signed H. Ferrat. Each stunning bronze is raised by a square Ormolu plinth below a c...

A handsome French 19th century Patinated bronze statue of a young David signed A Gaudez. The statue is raised on a square base displaying a front scroll with ...

A wonderful and unique French 19th century patinated Bronze statue of a woman and child signed Stella. This finely detailed statue depicts a beautiful wo...

EDITH BARETTO PARSONS United States, 1878-1956 "Terriers, a pair of bookends" Lost-wax cast medium-brown and verdigris patinated bronze signed in cast "E.B. PARSONS (c)" and cold-stamped Gorham Co. Founders and foundry code of "OFFY" & "OFFZ", both written in black ink beside foundry mark "348" Item # 304XAI18A Part of Parsons' series of playful terrier dogs, this is a highly desirable original pair that have remained together since being issued by the Gorham foundry...

Vintage statue of an Indian runner duck, made of green patinated bronze, very decorative statue, dated late 20th century. A nice statue of a duck with a long neck that is quacking o...

A patinated cast bronze statue of a classically draped Greek scholar sitting sideways on a Klismos chair with the trademark griphons as front leg supports, the subject holding a pen in his right hand and an open scroll on the other left signed "Moreau" inscribed on one side of the chair. There are no visible foundry marks. Presumably the signature stands for Mathurin Moreau, a 19 Century French sculptor born 1822, and son of noted sculptor Jean Baptiste Moreau. In 1841, the 19 year old Mathirin entered the École des Beaux Arts in Paris and, the following year, won the Second Grand Prix de Rome with his sculpture Diodemus removing the Palladium. Several of his works remain on public display in Paris, among them on the facade of the Gare du Nord...

A finely cast bronze sculpture of an expressive classically draped Greek scholar seated on a curule chair holding a lyre in one hand and an an open scroll in the other, both symb...