Terracotta Sculpture Representing Paul and Virginia 19th Century

Plaster bust of an old 19th century peasant woman by Dalric, height 43 cm, width 50 cm and depth 26 cm. Additional information: Material: Patinated plaster Style: 1900 early 20t...

Young woman draped in terracotta from the 19th century bearing a stamp of "LACOUR" with a height of 53 cm and a diameter of 15 cm. Additional information: Material: Terracotta

Rare and spectacular bronze mantel clock taking up the theme of the most famous 18th century novel "Paul and Virginia" written by Henri Bernardin de Saint Pierre and powerfully describes the feelings of love and the nostalgia of paradise lost. The model presented here is a very rare model, it represents a passage from the book, "Le passage du torrent", we find no trace of this model only in Pierre Kjellberg's book "Les Bronzes du XIXème siècle;" Metman points out Le passage du torrent, first cast by Boyer and also edited by SUSSE" There are two Creole slaves as double patina chandeliers...

Rare workshop plaster by Paul Sylvestre representing a rider (horse's ears reattached) measuring 62 cm high for a length of 70 cm and 27 cm deep. Additional information: Material...

This elegant 19th-century Italian terracotta sculpture is a remarkable work of art. Although the signature is illegible, it is authenticated and represents an allegory of autumn. The...

Impressive and large French terracotta figural putti group playing tamborines and horns. Late 19th-early 20th century. Signed on base: ...

Decorate a gentleman's study or office with this antique earthenware figure. Sculpted in France, circa 1880, the terracotta statue depicts a farmer raking and harvesting his crops. T...

French sculpture, a female figure representing the Allegory of Labor, made of black patinated terracotta, signed on the base with the date of manufacture and initials.