LEON NOEL DELAGRANGE (1872-1910 FRENCH BRONZE BUS

Leon Noel Delagrange (French, 1872-1910), bronze page boy standing with hands behind his back, mounted on green marble plinth, signed on the right side of the plinth, 21 1/2" H x 8" W x 6 3/4" L.

Léon Noel Delagrange (French, 1872–1910), Joan of Arc bronze sculpture, 8 1/2" H, signed, on marble base. Provenance: Helen Schachter Estate, 34 West 64th St, New York, New York.

Bronze figure, Le Page Royal signed. Marble base; 19in. H. Converted to a lamp

Wonderful Art Nouveau two-tone patinated bronze vase depicting a beauty smelling a flower, with sides decorated with raised flowers. Signed Delagrange and foundry mark "Paris Louchet Ceseleur." Size:

Emmanuel Frémiet (1824-1910); 1874 French bronze equestrian sculpture of Joan of Arc, the first equestrian statue of her, erected in the Place des Pyramides, Paris, signed on the bronze base, "Fremie

Henri Fugere (1872 - 1944) French Sculptor. Bronze Sculpture. Measure 18"in H including the marble base. Inscribed H.Fugere in the maquette. Fugere was predominantly an Art Deco sculptor, initially sp

Leon Theo Noeud (1835-1910) French. ‘La Purete’, a Naked Lady Holding a Torch, Oil on Canvas, Signed and Dated ’80, 64.5” x 27.25”.

19th Century Albert Marionnet (French, 1852-1910) Bronze seven piece gentleman's desk set with an Eagle motif. Includes an inkwell, stamp blotter, postal scale, letter opener, marble mounted clock, an

Leon Gregoire (French, 19/20th c) The Violinist. Bronze with dark brown patina, signed "L. Gregoire". 32" h

Raphael Peyre (French, 1872-1949) Three Putti gilt bronze Height 22 inches.

A French patinated bronze figural group: Bellica Virtus, after a model by Henri Fugere (1872-1944), early 20th century, cast title to front of base and incised 'H. Fugere'. Dimensions:Height 25 1/2in;

A large French bronze mounted leather top writing desk in the Louis XV style circa 1910. Ht: 31.5" Wd: 72" Dpth: 37"

Bronze with gold brown patina; mahogany and walnut veneer on pine or spruce wood France, late 19th century Jean-Baptiste Germain (1841-1910) - French sculptor Signed in the cast ‘Germain JB’ to th

French Gilt Bronze and Marble Three - Piece Desk Set by Albert Marionnet Period: 19th Century Inkwell Measure 3 1/2"in H x 16 1/4"in W x 8 1/2"in D Stamp Measure 4"in H x 6 1/4"in W x 4"in D Open Lett

French bronze mounted marble top sideboard in the Louis XVI style having four doors C 1910. Ht: 40" Wd: 69" Dpth: 24"

A Monumental Large Pair of Bronze Statues by Artist Albert Ernest Carrier Belleuse 1824-1887 French. These bronzes date c. 1890-1910 and were originally gas fixtures now electrified. Extremely fine de

Jean-Baptiste Germain, French (1841-1910) Large Art Nouveau Bronze Figure on Marble Base, signed " Germain JB", Very Good Condition. W: 15 inches, H: 33 inches, D: 10 inches

Jean Verschneider (French, 1872-1943) Lion et son dompteur bronze signed Jean Verschneider, inscribed EL 11/1721 and with a Verschneider/ F. Goldscheider foundry mark Height 30 1/2 inches.

Emmanuel Fremiet (French, 1824-1910) Louis d'Orleans bronze signed, with a later presentation plaque applied to base Height 18 3/4 x width 15 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from a Ch

Emmanuel FremietFrench (1824-1910)Louis D'OrleansbronzeLarge bronze sculpture of a knight on horseback. On a detached marble base.Early 20th century castingProperty from a Prominent Saint Louis

Emmanuel Fremiet (French, 1824-1910) Charmeur de Serpents bronze signed Fremiet Height 16 3/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Provenance: Purchased at Hotel Drouot, Paris, 1970

Oversized late 19th to early 20th century French bronze figural sculpture of a gladiator, after the original by Louis Leon Cugnot (1835-1894), 37.5"h x 21"w x 12"d.

Emmanuel Fremiet - French 1824-1910 - 19th Century Detailed Bronze Statue of a Military Soldier Holding Battle Musket. Signed Base. Height 10"

A French Gilt and Patinated Bronze and Marble Mantel Clock After Jean-Leon Gregoire (French, 1840-1890), Late 19th/Early 20th Century cast to show Perseus and Andromeda, inscribed L. Gregoire, t