Fishing Boats at Sunset by Daum
Cameo glass vase by Daum decorated with fishing boats, their sails silhouetted against an evening sky. A very effective contrast with the dark shapes and their reflections in the water set against the green and…
Portrait of a Young Girl by Édouard Sain
Quite delightful oil on canvas portrait of a young girl, perhaps no older than seven or eight years of age, painted by the French artist Édouard Alexandre Sain (1830-1910). Dressed in her Sunday best clothes…
Locket by Mayle & Meyer
Heart-shaped silver locket by Meyle & Mayer made in Pforzheim, Germany circa 1900. Beautifully enamelled on the face with two snowdrops set against a background that is guilloche enamelled in shades of blue graduating through…
Bronze ‘Le Bendeur’ by J. De Roncourt
This iconic sculpture by Jean de Roncourt, which is arguably his most admired work, is more usually seen in spelter. However, a much smaller number were cast in bronze and this particular piece is a…
Légras MontJoye Acid-Etched Vase with Violets
Square columnar glass vase from Legras MontJoye made at their Pantin glassworks around 1910. Primarily of clear glass, smooth on the inside and acid etched on the outer, giving a dappled and frosted appearance. Decorated…
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Birds & Animals
Barye Panther and Kill
Superb bronze sculpture of a recumbant panther lying over its kill by the celebrated French animalier Antoine-Louis Barye. A lifelike study with the panther at ease, one paw resting on the dead Muntjac deer lying…
Pair of Hounds by JE Masson
Fabulous Art Deco pair of hounds by the French animalier Jules-Edmond Masson (born 1871). Mounted on a naturalistic rocky base, the male dog is standing high and looking keenly alert whilst his mate alongside him…
Limousin Leaping Panther
Good Art Deco spelter panther from Limousin, quite clearly a notch or two in quality above the grade often seen. Strongly sculpted, leaping and snarling, and patinated in an attractive bronze colour. Mounted on a…
‘Lionne en Chasse’
Very special early French Art Deco wooden sculpture of a Lioness. This is a realistic portrayal of the animal, lean and hungry looking as it sets out on the hunt. A high quality and very…
Fayral Antelope
Proud and very noble antelope standing with his chest out, head held high and sporting a wonderful pair of antlers. Beautifully cast in bronze at the Le Verrier foundry in the 1930’s and signed Fayral (a…
Terracotta Panther by Dommisse
Impressive Art Deco terracotta prowling panther by the Belgian artist Johannes Dommisse (1878-1955). Beautifully modelled stealthily moving across the ground, tail swishing and quietly letting out a low growl. Signed on one end of the…
Crested Cockatoo from Karl Ens
Very fine porcelain figure of a crested cockatoo from Karl Ens of Volkstedt, made in the 1930’s. Vividly coloured in green and yellow, these colours standing out all the more as the bird stands on…
Art Deco Lion
Striking, majestic Art Deco seated lion of slightly stylised form with a wonderfully superior expression. Made of an alloy art metal showing a pleasing aged patina and on a two-tiered, bow fronted portoro marble base. …
‘Chien Policier’ by Chiparus
Fine gilded bronze sculpture of a recumbent German Shepherd dog by Chiparus. Titled ‘Chien Policier’, this working dog is down on all fours but his head is raised, his ears are pricked and he has…
Grey-Headed Kingfisher from Karl Ens
Another superb porcelain figure from Karl Ens of Volkstedt in Germany, made in the 1930’s. This is a grey-headed Kingfisher naturalisticly set by reeds at the water’s edge, patiently waiting to catch a glimpse of…
Panther by Brault
Looking at this fine animal you can see why panthers were such a favourite subject of the Art Deco animal sculptors. Sleek, speedy and with that edge of danger, they perfectly encompass the artistic style…
Art Deco Gun Dog
Realistically modelled retriever from the noted French animalier Clovis-Edmond Masson. This was probably originally sculpted in the early 1900’s and produced in bronze at that time. During the Art Deco era, certain carefully selected…
Roaring Lioness
Splendid black patinated bronze sculpture of a lioness titled “Lionne Rugissante” by the French animalier Irénée Rochard (b. 1906). The powerful looking animal is crouching down on its front legs and roaring at something that…
Tree-Climbing Panther
Green patinated spelter panther unusually modelled climbing a tree, signed by the noted French sculptor M. Leducq. A very tactile piece which is occasionally found as a larger version with the addition of two small…
Snarling Panther
Powerful bronze study by Louis Carvin of a purposeful looking panther with his teeth bared, snarling while striding forward. Modelled strong and muscly rather than sleek and slinky, this animal is tense and just quickening…
Lean and Hungry Cheetah
This big cat, which we think looks more like a cheetah than a panther, has a real look of speed about him. Lean and hungry looking and striding forward with his head slightly lowered, you…
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