Bronze Indian Chief Dish, Olaf Carl Wieghorst, American, circa 1820

Polychrome bronze inscribed 'Carl Kauba' and stamped 'Geschutz' along the back.

Bronze figure of a Teutonic warrior. Paul Ludwig Kowalczewski (German, 1865–1910).

Vienna polychrome bronze jester on onyx stand, circa 1900.

Inscribed F. Barbedienne with the Collas reduction.

A fine patinated bronze figure of a Native American scout by Carl Kauba. Austrian, circa 1910. Signed in the cast 'Carl Kauba'. The figure cast as an American Native scou...

This is a antique gilt bronze figural sculpture of Indian Scout holding a bow & arrow, by the renowned German sculptor Josef Drischler (1838 - 1917) an...

ABOUT A mid-century copper trinket dish designed by Francisco Rebajes using his iconic African Ubangi tribe member and necklace motive. Stamped "Rebajes". CREATOR Francisco Rebajes. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1940-1950. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Copper. CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. DIMENSIONS H 5 in. W 7 in. D 7 in. HISTORY "Francisco Rebajes (1905-1990) He was among the first craft jewelers in Greenwich Village, New York City. Rebajes came to New York in 1922 from his native Dominican Republic at the age of 16. Knowing little English, he found a way to support himself working in cafeterias. In 1932, Francisco married Pauline Schwartz. Still without money, he and Pauline were given shelter, in a basement, from a kind friend. Here is where Rebajes used an old set of plumbers' tools to create a collection of animals from tin cans. Those sculptures were then exhibited on an ironing board at the first Washington Square outdoor show. The result of this showing ended with the director of the Whitney Museum, Juliana Force, buying all...

Art Deco bronze bowl with centre motif of hunter and deer in relief. It was designed by Danish Sculptor N. Dam Ravn and manufactured by Nordisk Malm in Denmark during the 1930s. The ...