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Giacomo (Jacques) Merculiano , (Italian,1859-1935) "English Setter on point"
Lost wax bronze cast signed and with LE BLANC BARBEDIENNE et Fils Foundry Seal Paris.
Dimensions: 19inches in length by 10&1/4 inches in height by 5 inches in depth |
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Czech, Circa 1940"Auto Praga"lead
Dimensions: 5&3/4in long |
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Paul Edouard Delabrierre (French, 1829-1912) signed, golden brown patinaed bronze
Dimensions: 20inches high X 18inches long X 7 inches deep |
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Hugo Uher German 1882 - ? Unsigned circa 1920 brown patinated bronze "Speed Skater" set on a mottled white marble base.
Dimensions: Length 7 & 3/4 inches by 5 &1/2 inches in height. |
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V.Lexa (Czech circa 1930) Bronze sculpture of an erotic female dominatrix fencer in a tight dress exposing her breast. Acid patina with cold painted dress
Dimensions: Total height 17 inches. |
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P.Knotz (Austrian early 20th century) A Circa 1917 bronze female boxer, quite possible a circus or carnival performer. Signed by P.Knotz and inscribed Made in Austria.
Dimensions:13 inches in height by 7 inches in width |
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Josef Remenyi (Hungarian 1887-1977) “Shotputer” .A circa 1925 signed bronze sculpture of an idealized Grecian Olympiad.
Dimensions: Total height 12&3/4 inches. Height of marble alone 3&1/2 inches.
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R.Rotter (Czech early 20th century) Carved wood sports sculpture of a female archer circa 1935. Dimensions: Total height 25 inches by 22 inches in length |
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Jan Vitezslav Dusek (Czech 1891-1966) 'Sokol Athlete" Historically important bronze sculpture. Signed, dated 1924, and with the city of Tabor inscribed, also bearing the foundry marks for Franta Anyz. This sculpture commemorates the Sokol athletic meeting of 1924 in the city of Tabor, Dusek's home town and where he built his studio in 1922. Sokol is the Czech word for Falcon, inspiring the present bronze --showing an athlete about to soar from the top step of a podium. Dusek, the city of Tabor's favored sculptor, created this sculpture for the event. Sokol was founded in 1862 and played an important part in the development of Czech Nationalism by providing a forum for the spread of mass-based nationalist ideologies. The Sokol movement consciously traced its roots in physical education to the athletes and warriors of ancient Greece. In 1926 this sculpture was exhibited at the XV. Esposizione Internationale d'Arte della Città di Venezia , exhibit number 1077.
Dimensions: Total height 41inches by 32 inches in width
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Professor J Tuch (German ? -1945) "Gladiator" A circa 1915 bronze sculpture with green and gilt cold painted patination with the foundry stamp for Argentor Wein.and signed Prf. Tuch (also known as Bruno Zach). Signed on the bronze base, set on black marble with white and gold striations.
Dimensions: Total height 15 inches. |
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Franz Siefert (Austrian 1866-1951) “The Counter Punch” Bronze sculpture on marble base, 1921
Dimensions. Height 16&3/4 inches.
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Marcel Bouraine (French1886-1948), "Shot-putter " signed bronze, .foundry seal for Auguste Gouge, Paris, Cire Perdu
Dimensions: 32 inches high by 24 inches long by 17 & 3/4 inches wide |
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Max Kruse (German, 1854 -1942) "Olympic Marathon Runner" unsigned, Gladenbeck Foundry Seal, bronze
Dimensions: 21 inches high, by 16 inches wide
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R.Grossauer (Austrian 1920's)" Discus launcher" Bronze sculpture signed and dated 1923
Dimensions: Total height 18&1/2 inches, height of marble base alone 4 inches |
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Max Drah (Austrian 1879-?) "The Horse Tamer" Signed bronze sculpture circa 1920, with small plaque for C.G.Hallberg of Stockholm on the marble base.
Dimensions: Total height 18&1/2 inches, height of marble alone 2&1/2 inches.
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Josef Bilek (Czech 1896-?) "Shotputter"Signed bronze, circa 1930
Dimensions: Total height 16 inches, height of marble base alone 1&1/2 inches |
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