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278. Georges Charles Coudray (French, 1883 - 1932) Art Nouveau lady wearing a bonnet, in bronze, signed on back near base, no foundry mark found. Attached to a black and white speckled granite base. Approx. 10-3/4"T. Georges Charles Coudray was born in Paris and was a pupil of Falguière. Exhibited in the Paris Salons between 1883 and 1903. His work is in the permanent collection of Northwest University in Chicago. 150/250 Sold: $264.50 |
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279. Albert Vidal Alexandre Boudarel (French, born 1888) "On Les Aura!" Bronze sculpture with very nice brown patina; made with the lost wax method. Cast in Montagutelpe Foundry, Paris, France. Albert Vidal Alexandre Boudarel was a student of P. Loiseau-Rousseau and a member of the Society of French Artists. Boudarel exhibited his bronze animal groups at the Paris Salon. He won a silver medal for his work and the Prix du Palais du Longchamp, both in 1920. Measures apprx. 11"T x 8-1/2"W x 8-1/2"L. 2,000/3,000 Sold: $690.00 |
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280. Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841 - 1919) "La Danseuse au Tambourin," posthumous edition. Bas relief bronze sculpture of a limited edition of 220 for the public; 99 where made for museums. This is numbered 149/220. In 1918 three terra-cotta reliefs were made by Renoir and his assistant Louis Morel. Of the three, one was never cast in bronze until March of 1984. Four silicon rubber molds were made of the terra-cotta by Bruce Hoheb, formerly of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He certified that no previous mold had been made and the molds were used to make lost wax bronze castings at an officially authorized foundry. Each casting in the edition with Renoir's signature in the bronze, from the mold, lower right. Approx. 29-3/4"T x 17-1/2", framed approx. 36-3/4" x 25". Comes with supporting documentation from the foundry and certificate of authenticity, signed by Renoir family member M. Claude Renoir. 5,000/10,000 |
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281. Bronze Figural of a Girl & Dog, ca. early 19th Century Beautifully cast figure of a girl seated with a dog, resting against a Rococo basket. Evidence of gold over the bronze, mostly worn away at this time. Signature or manufacturer not found. Green patina overall. Approx. 8-1/2"T x 8-1/2"W x 3-1/2"D. 100/150 Sold: $178.25 |
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282. Finely Carved Ivory, circa late 19th Century Finely carved ivory of a mythological figure. Depicted is a young woman in a draped dress, she is holding flowers in her left. To the right of her is a sprig of flowers and to the left of her is an owl. The figurine is on a wood double base, measures approx. 7"T without the base, and 10"T with the base. 700/1,000 Sold: $948.75 |
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283. Small Mourning Bronze, ca. 19th Century Small putti resting with wreath on a cross. Attached to a rouge marble base. Approx. 3"T x 4-3/4"L x 3"D. 75/125 Sold: $172.50 |
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284. Recumbent Bronze Cow, ca. 19th Century Artist signed on base "E. Clodinot", bronze recumbent cow, without base. Approx. 4" x 8" x 4". 200/400 Sold: $207.00 |
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285. Recumbent Dog in Gilt Bronze, ca. 19th Century Oval base with attached recumbent dog, a setter, based inscribed "BAYRE". Without base. Approx. 3"T x 7-3/4"L x 5-1/2"D. 150/250 Sold: $264.50 |
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286. Finely Carved Girl, French, ca. late 19th Century Fine detailed carved figurine of a playful French child with a dove on her shoulder and a rooster near her right foot is placed on ivory pedestal and dark wood base. Figurine measures approx. 5"T, overall with the pedestal and the base approx. 9"T. 750/950 |
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287. An Austrian Bronze Moose, ca. late 19th/early 20th Century Standing male moose with a full rack, stamped Austria on hind leg near tail. Attached to a black marble base, Moose approx. 6-3/4"T, with base approx. 8-1/4"T. 150/225 Sold: $362.25 |
