Signed Bronze & Ivory Aristocrat Poertzel

After Otto Poertzel (German, 1876-1963), "Maiden On a Horse and Suitor," early 20th c., patinated bronze and ivory figural group, signed "Prof. Poertzel" on the proper left rear of the integral base,

DESCRIPTION: An Otto Poertzel (German, 1876-1963) bronze sculpture on marble base, titled "Aristocrat" depicting a lady and two borzoi dogs. The piece is signed Poertzel on the base. The scene embodie

AFTER OTTO POERTZEL, PATINATED BRONZE & MARBLE SCULPTURE, H 18 1/2", W 20", 'ARISTOCRAT':Figure of a young woman in Medieval style dress walking two Borzoi dogs. Signed (see additional photo), on an o

Dore bronze and ivory measures 11 cm, 19th c.(Shipping is the responsibility of the winning bidder. This lot can NOT be shipped to CA, CT, NY, NJ, HI, or out of the US. Buyer is responsible for knowin

Solange Bertrand (French, 1913-2011). A bronze and ivory dancer figure raised on an onyx pedestal, signed on pedestal; oah. 9.75 in.

Nicely carved and polychromed ivory top, glass body with stone and bronze accents. Signed E. M. and R. Caillious. Measures 11.3 cm.,Lifelong collection from the estate of a gentleman seal collector

Dimitri Chiparus (1886-1947), "Girl with Goose," #1643, c. 1920, gilt bronze and ivory figure, signed proper left, on a stepped green onyx base, Figure- H.- 7 3/8 in., W.- 4 in., D.- 3 1/2 in., Base-

Stunning and rare Otto Poertzel bronze mutli patina sculpture, Aristocrat.. Approx size: 18.5"x19". CC-00750. On marble .Very nice artwork . No reserve ,

Stunning and rare Otto Poertzel bronze mutli patina sculpture, Aristocrat.. Approx size: 18.5"x19". CC-00750. On marble .Very nice artwork . No reserve ,

Aristocrat - Bronze Sculpture by Dr Otto Poertzel.Stunning and rare Otto Poertzel bronze mutli patina sculpture, Aristocrat.. Approx size: 18.5"x19". CC-00750. On marble .Very nice artwork.YOU MAY DO

Chrysoelephantine sculpture in polychrome bronze and ivory. Marble stand. Signed as "Lorenzl". 24 x 8 x 8 cm.

circa 1930, signed to base "GERDAGO" and with foundry mark for Arthur Rubenstein of Vienna, Austria, raised on a stepped onyx plinth. HOA 12.5 in. Born Gerda Gottstein in Vienna in 1906, she studied a

of a young cavalier with a sword, carved wood base, signed, well listed French artist, 14" tall.

circa 1925, the base signed "TH. ULLMANN" and with foundry mark for Arthur Rubinstein of Vienna, Austria, on a stepped onyx base. HOA 9 7/8 in.

Appears to be signed. "J. Gurnie". Condition (Excellent). Size 3 -1/2" T.

signed "Rof. Poertzel" likely Otto Poertzel with foundry mark partially legible. 13" high, 5 1/4" wide, 5 1/4" deep. Oxidation, light chipping at base, missing an element at hand.

(Massachusetts, born 1947) Promise, 2006, signed bottom center "Dan Dailey", a pair of sconces in patinated nickel and 24K gold plated bronze, ivory blown glass "headdress" shades and bodies, with pƒ

Dominique Alonzo (active early 20th C. French/Italian), mother with child, cast bronze sculpture with ivory highlights, signed with impressed stamp on base, mounted to alabaster, approximate height of

AN ART DECO FIGURAL BRONZE AND IVORY SCULPTURE depicting a boy and a girl dancing with a ring of roses; mounted on an oval marble base - signed

Art Deco Bronze Sculpture ''Aristocrat'' on Marble and Onyx Base by Otto Poertzel (German, 1876-1963). Crack in uppermost slab of marble (Barely noticeable--see photos) Approx. 25 x 28 x 10 inches

Rene-Paul Marquet (1875-1939), a bronze and ivory figure of a lady of fashion, polished patination, signed in the maquette, no. 928, on an onyx base, 24.5cm high

Paul Philippe 'Pierrette' Cold-Painted Bronze Figure Paul Philippe (1870-1930). Modeled, cast and carved as a female Pierrette, on a green onyx base. Signed Philippe, and 'RM' foundry mark for Rosenth

Cold painted bronze and ivory sculpture (8.6"H) to depict art deco lady with futuristic dress, not signed , NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OF IVORY

Description: Pierot playing mandolin standing on bronze base with brilliantly carved face of ivory. Signed P. Tereszczuck.(Austrian 1825 - 1925). The stand is inscribed, "P. Terescz". Is stamped on bo