French Bronze and Aluminium Bucran (Antilope)

Bronze and aluminum sculpture and brass, rotating, "the flame." Nameless.

Artist: Guillaume Corneille (Cornelis Van Beverloo) aka Corneille (1922-2010 Dutch sculptor.

Amazing and extremely rare of bronze sculpture by Rik Wouters, circa 1910, "Family", signed by the artist and "cire perdue". Dimension: 27.5 x 11 x 13 in without base 23.5 x 11 x 1...

Bronze sculpture, 1970 by G. Carpentier signed and numbered 6/8.

Pair of lamps by Willy Daro, leaf bronze and glass, original shade and conditions, signed by the artist.

Artist: Benny Luciano Frigerio Italian artist (attributed) Item: Italian bronze mirror.

Very finely crafted bronze sculpture from the period of French Art Deco. Attributed to the sculptur Max Le Verrier. The antelope is jumping, the dynamics and movement of the animal is very well captured in the depiction. The bronze is brown, the horns a little darker. The object rests on a stepped natural stone base which gives the whole a special sophistication. Biography Louis Octave Maxime Le Verrier, short Max Le Verrier (born January 29, 1891 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France; † June 6, 1973 in Paris, France) was a French sculptor. Le Verrier was the son of a Parisian goldsmith and jeweler; his mother was from Belgium. His parents separated when he was seven years old. He attended several boarding schools, including the École des Roches in Verneuil-sur-Avre. Against Max's wishes, his father sent him to study agriculture at Saint-Sever and La Réole. At the age of 16, he returned to Paris and took odd jobs to avoid working in agriculture. In 1909, he left France and moved to London for a short time, where he found it difficult to find work. Le Verrier worked at a flying school in Rendon, where he first serviced aircraft and then earned his pilot's license in 1913. During World War I, he saw action in a French bomber squadron beginning in February 1915. On May 25, 1915, he was shot down in a dogfight by a German fighter plane...

Description : Céramique Art Deco en barbotine figurant un couple d’antilopes. Modèle de Charles Lemanceau Dimensions : Hauteur : 31 cms Largeur :...

A bronze patinated French sculpture of a satyr and a virgin, unsigned. Please refer to photos for more details. We have a large selection of French antiques at Olivier Fleury...

French bronze figure of bull with attacking dog on an oval base (Valton) (19/20th Cent.)

Gunnar Nylund, Stoneware Sculpture of an Antilope, Rörstrand, Sweden, circa 1955 Description A large stoneware sculpture of an Antilope, finished in matte reddish brown and dark brown glazes on a satin-gloss black lacquered wooden base, made in a limited edition of 200 pieces. Gunnar Nyland was particular known for his animal figures with beautiful experimental glazes. The larger examples of exotic animals - like this antilope - are especially sought after. This sculpture was designed by Gunnar Nylund and executed by the Swedish ceramics factory Rörstrand in the 1950's. It is fully signed underneath: R (Rörstrand) Sweden with 3 crowns (after 1951 Rörstrand changed to the international spelling Sweden), GN (Gunnar Nylund) and 83/200. As it lacks the post 1960 VDN markings, this piece can be dated between 1951 and 1960. Artist Gunnar Nylund (1904-1997) was a Swedish artist, ceramist and sculptor most known for his work for the Swedish ceramic manufacturer Rörstrand. He was born in Paris to a Danish mother...

French gilt bronze and marble three piece mantel clock flanked by matching candelabras. Center clock has cherub, griffon, and floral fruit motif...