19th C Spelter Sculpture of Fisherman

French or American. Young fisherman hauling the day's catch, with pole slung over his shoulder, on a naturalistic base. All on a plinth. In a faded green patina. Unsigned. 26"H x 9"Dia

'SECOURS' RESCUE AT SEA FRENCH SCULPTURE, ARTHUR WAAGEN Arthur Waagen b.1869, 19th century French Spelter sculpture titled 'Secours' which means Rescue in French, maybe he's a fisherman, maybe he's r

'SECOURS' RESCUE AT SEA FRENCH SCULPTURE, ARTHUR WAAGEN Arthur Waagen b.1869, 19th century French Spelter sculpture titled 'Secours' which means Rescue in French, maybe he's a fisherman, maybe he's r

19th c. Spelter Full-length Sculpture of George Washington, marked verso "C.C.", "France" and with Fabrication Francais medallion. On a green marble plinth with nametag. 23" x 8 1/2" x 7 1/2", loss to

English School, spelter sculpture, English School (19th/20th c.), "Titania", spelter sculpture, titled on metal placard, unsigned, 20.5"h - Titania was the queen of the fairies in Shakespeare's play "

19th C. Cast Metal Spelter Reclining Lion Figure Sculpture / Bookend , Original Patina, 7.25 in. length. size: 5x7.25x3

Late 19th - Early 20th c. Spelter Figural Sculpture on Integral Base, with black painted surface, originally a newel post figure, depicting a Greek goddess - probably Athena, 24" high, 9" diam. Three

French patinated spelter sculpture, Lady with Harvest, 19th c., after Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917), intact with glue restoration to back, approx 23"h, 15"w, 8"d, 19lbs Start Price: $50.00

Emile Picault White Metal Sculpture of Man Miner. 19th c. Spelter (white metal) patinated brown. On a white marble stone base. Marked "Mineur." French foundry markon th back. Finely cast muscular man

19th C MATHURIN MOREAU FRENCH FEMALE FIGURAL SCULPTURE Late 19th century, signed 'Mathurin Moreau (1822-1912, French)', high relief gilt spelter sculpture depicting classically draped female figures

19th C MATHURIN MOREAU FRENCH FEMALE FIGURAL SCULPTURE Late 19th century, signed 'Mathurin Moreau (1822-1912, French)', high relief gilt spelter sculpture depicting classically draped female figures

Emile Louis Picault (French, 1833-1915) 'Honor Patria' academic spelter sculpture on marble base, depicting a warrior in a helmet, drawing his sword, signed on the base, late 19th century. 33" H x 16"

Probably late 19th c. Figure of a French farm worker, holding a farm implement. On a wooden base. Condition commensurate with age and use. 17.5"H x 7"Dia

Antique spelter sculpture of a Renaissance maiden, Late 19th c., unsigned, 21"h

A nineteenth century spelter sculpture of a bird having bronze patina, mounted as a lamp on a black marble base circa 1900. Ht: 33.75" Wd: 9.5" Dpth: 8.25"

Patinated Spelter Sculptures, Late 19th/early 20th C., Germanic Warriors, H 18.5'' Dia. 6.5'' | Two unsigned spelter sculptures of standing Germanic warriors.

37" x 15". Excellent. Calamina metal spelter. 19th Century

A finely detailed antique Grand Tour cast spelter metal bust of a Greek hero Ajax after the original sculpture located at the Chateau d anet in France. Covered with a dark brown patina. Mounted on a r

Of three fishermen figures and one intellectual figure, all comes with matching stands. Highest: 21.9cm 19世紀 石灣瓷人物四個一組 &#36

French figural parcel gilt spelter sculpture, German Shepherds, late 19th / early 20th c. after Louis-Albert Carvin (French, 1875-1951). Measures 8 1.2"x5 1/2"x12 1/2". Weight 9 pds. PROVENANCE: A NYC

Fine Blackamoor on horseback spelter metal & cold-painted sculpture on integral base. Signed on base, [Arthur] Waagen. French, mid-19th C. 24 1/2" h 17 3/4" = w (base) CONDITION: Original patina & pai

(Late 19th/early 20th C. Italian) Boy fisherman, cast bronze sculpture mounted to marble base, having impressed signature on base, approximate height 13".

Two Victorian Figural Sculptures, bronze finished spelter metal, depicts "Goethe" and "Schiller" standing figures on ebonized iron plinths, late 19th c, 22"h.[46] CONDITION: Areas of bronze finish wea

Spelter metal Arab Bedouin musician sculpture, unsigned, circa late 19th c. to early 20th c., 22 1/2" (h) x 9" x 6"