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225. Art Deco Austrian Chryselephantine Sculpture A cold painted and patinated bronze figure of a woman in a kimono singing and playing a Japanese stringed instrument (shamisen), with her face and neck of carved and polished ivory. The bronze is marked "Austria" and an oval insignia containing an "A" and a "T" on the base. It is also marked "1585" on the base. The bronze is mounted on a stepped black marble base, approx. 1-1/2"H x 4-3/4" x 4-3/8". The sculpture measures approx. 13-3/8"H overall with the base. 1,500/2,500 Sold: $3,852.50 |
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226. A Bronze Figurine of a Bird, Signed "J. Moigniez" A bird hunting worms. Cast in parts bronze with applied copper-tone patina. Highly detailed bird on sloped ground with grassy accents, raised on plinth. Inscribed in base "J. Moigniez". Approx. 10"T. 1,000/1,500 Sold: $1,092.50 |
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227. After Emmanuel Villanis (France, 1858-1914) Bronze entitled "Judith", by French sculptor Emmanuel Villanis. Villanis was born in Lille in 1858 and studied in Italy. He exhibited in the Salons of Paris from 1886-1914. Inscribed in the base "E. Villanis". No foundry mark found. Approx. 27"T. 2,000/3,000 Sold: $5,117.50 |
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228. Lubomir L. Daltchev (Bulgarian/American, b. 1902) "The Boxer". Cast bronze on a rectangular self-base, signed in Cyrillic, "AXA" on the man's chest, approx. 19-3/4"x 11" x 7". Daltchev immigrated to Ohio in 1979 having fled his homeland and Communist rule. His original prominence in his native country was tempered by political artistic restrictions; he defected as a political statement and to achieve freedom of expression as did his wife, Ana, and many artists of the time. This sculpture is a fine example of the mainly figurative work by Daltchev; in strong muscular, angular forms with a gritty surface texture. 1,500/2,500 Sold: $1,725.00 |
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229. Lyle Sopel (Canadian, b. 1952) "Legacy". A magnificent carved jade sculpture of a bird of prey in flight carrying a fish in its talons, supported by a partially polished and natural jade rock formation, approx. 39-1/2"H x 14"W x 6"D. 10,000/15,000 |
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230. Gary Lee Price (American, born 1955) "Storytime", cast in bronze, with applied copper-tone patina. Seated boy and girl reading books. Could be used as book-ends, or separately. Each signed "G. Price 11/95". The girl measures approx. 10-1/2"T x 5-1/2"W x 12"L, the boy is approx. 9-1/2"T x 6"W x 7-1/2"L. 2,000/3,000 Sold: $1,495.00 |
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231. Erte (Romain de Tirtoff) (Russian, 1892-1990) "Autumn", limited edition bronze, this being number 250/250. Inscribed and stamped, RKP International Corp. and dated 1980. Approx. 15"T. An original sculpture certificate signed by Erte is included. 2,500/3,500 |
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232. Erte (Romain de Tirtoff) (Russian, 1892-1990) "Flames of Love", limited edition bronze, number 267/350. With polychrome accents, inscribed and stamped by the Fine Arts Acquisition, dated 1984. Approx. 17-1/2"T. An original sculpture certificate signed by Erte is included. 4,500/6,500 |
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233. Erte (Romain de Tirtoff) (Russian, 1892-1990) "Justice", limited edition bronze, number 275/500. With polychrome accents, inscribed and stamped "JM-FAA" (Fine Arts Acquisition). Approx. 19-1/2"T. An original sculpture certificate signed by Erte is included. 3,500/4,500 |
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234. A Bronze Hunting Dog Plaque, ca. Late 19th/Early 20th Century Unmarked or signed, cast bronze. Features three hound dogs in 3-D relief. Wired for hanging, overall approx. 14" x 30-1/2". 800/1,200 Sold: $776.25 |
