Signed Erte Art Deco Glamourous Female Figurine Franklin Mint

Bronze. Painted. Figural. 35 3/4" h x 16" w x 12" d. Condition Good condition.

This is a spectacular vase in teh decadent style of Art Nouveau. The gorgeous naturalistic cast maidens are beautifully depicted on each side and the gold dore' finish is entirely or...

This is an absolutely breathtaking bronze figural clock showing a young man, a lizard or gecko, and various motifs including musical instruments and various other designs. The contra...

This is a gorgeous antique Chapman figural carved wood statue of a girl in European garb with her pet dog by her side. The statue is labeled Chapman and shows age splits and patina f...

A fabulous limited edition cold painted bronze figure of an elegant beauty dressed in a full length gown looking into her pocket mirror with excellent colour and very fine hand finished detail. Signed Erté, numbered 70/375, dated 1986 and with foundry mark. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Height: 46 cm Circa: 1986 Foundry: Fine Art Acquisitions Materials: Bronze Book Ref: Erté The Last Works by Eric Estorick Page no. 104 SKU: 4996 ABOUT Erté Sculpture Erté La Coquette...

A beautiful, elegant, stylish, Art Deco lady figurine seated on a draped seat. She is in excellent condition with no cracks, chips or restoratio...

Admirable rosenthal figurine by Wolfgang Schwartzkopff Manufactory: Selb / Bavaria / Rosenthal Germany Dating: manufactured circa 1934 Material and technique: porcelain / chinawa...

A fabulous limited edition cold painted bronze figure of an elegant beauty dressed in a full length gown looking into her pocket mirror with excellent colour and very fine hand finished detail. Signed Erté, numbered 179/375, dated 1986 and with foundry mark. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Height: 46 cm Circa: 1985 Foundry: Fine Art Acquisitions Materials: Bronze Book Ref: Erté The Last Works by Eric Estorick Page no. 104 SKU: 9104 ABOUT Erté La Coquette Erté Sculpture Erté La Coquette – Sculpture as such has been a rather late arrival in Erté’s life, but his three-dimensional creativity began long before he started to work with Paul Poiret in Paris in 1913. It began at his house in St. Petersburg in 1897, when he was five years of age and created a little theatre using his mothers empty perfume bottles...