Max Klinger (German, 1857-1920) "Badendes Mädchen sich im Wasser spiegelnd" (Bathing girl, in the water being reflected) cast 1896 -1897. Gilt bronze signed and inscribed by H. Gladenbeck & Sohn foundry Berlin. Similar models at the Snite Museum of Art, Notre Dame University and At the Darmstadt Museum, Germany (Illustrated page 113 of the Darmstadt Museum Catalogue, Inventory number 186

Dimensions: Total height 13&1/2 inches, height of base alone 3&3/4 inches

Hermann Eichberg (German late 19th early 20th century) "Blind Justice" Signed bronze sculpture, dated 1890 on marble column.

Vincenzo Alfano (Italian 1854-1918) "David". Bronze sculpture signed, dated 1887 and inscribed Napoli. Another identical example was Exhibited in Venice in 1887 and was bought by the National Gallery of Rome for their permanent collection. The sculpture also won The Prix du Concours of Naples 1901. Alfano is recognised as the most important sculptor of The Italian Realist School.
In 1902 he moved to New York and his stone sculptures can be seen on buildings in New York, Coney Island, Maine and also in Philadelphia. Superb quality lost wax casting.

Antoine Coysevox (After)( French 1640-1720). Late 19th century bronze sculpture of Pan with an oak-leaf crown seated on a stump playing a flute with a small satyr behind him, inscribed Coysevox sculp and G.Sandoz Edit ( foundry ).The present sculpure a bronze reduction of the marble statue executed by Antoine Coysevox in 1708 for the Appartements Verts in the Gardens of Marly (today in the Louvre).

Paul Darbefeuille (French 1855 - 1933) "La Libellule" The Dragonfly" Darbefeuille was a pupil of Jouffroy, Falguire and Mercie from the Toulouse school of French sculptors of the late 19 th and early 20th century. Art Nouveau dore bronze signed sculpture cast 1896 and exhibited at the Salon of the same year was edited in two sizes this being the larger. Superb quality cast initialed DU and with a foundry seal for Medaille D'Or Paris MD. The sculpture is listed in Benezit page 243, volume 4 .

Paul Ludwig Kowalczewski (German 1865-1910) " The Seaman", signed, bronze

Dimensions: 13& 1/2 inches high

"Youth playing with marbles", bronze,Barbedienne Foundry, Collas Reduction Mechanique seal, bronze

George Flamand (French circa 1890), A large and impressive Art Nouveau bronze gilded jardiniere with original lead liner) . Signed and titled "La Chene et le Roseau de la Fontaine" (The Oak,the Reed and the Fountain)

Dimensions: Height 8&!/2 inches by 14 inches in length by 6&1/2 inches in depth.

Guglielmo Pugi ( Italian 1890's) Alabaster bust, signed

Dimensions: 12 inches high and 12& 1/2 inches long

Dimensions: 20inches high X 18inches long X 7 inches deep

(Italian circa 1900) Alabaster, unsigned " Mignon"

Dimensions: 11 inches high, by 12 inches long

Unknown (Italian Circa 1900)"Bust of Dante Alighieri"A fine Italian cast believed originally to be a mold taken from life 1265-1321

Dimensions: height 13 inches by 16 inches in length

Vienna Bronze (Austrian circa 1910)"Inconsolable". silvered bronze on Belgian marble base

Dimensions: Total height 5&3/4 inches by 5&1/2 inches long

Eugen Bormel (French 1858-1932) "Aphrodite" signed bronze bust

Dimensions: 6&1/4 inches high

Jean Louis Gregoire ( French, 1840-1890) signed bronze on rouge marble base

Dimensions: 21& 1/4 inches high

Late 19 th Century Italian bronze - After Clodion " Bachante with Baby Faun", unsigned, bronze

Dimensions: 24 1/2 inches high x 10 1/2 inches wide