French Spelter Lady Goat Basket Broken Eggs Statue on Marble

One of the most unusual Spelter Statues I have ever had the privilege to carry. The Lady Figure is looking down on the overturned Basket of Broken Eggs that the anrgy Goat has just thrashed with his hoofs. This triple piece of statuary sits on a large piece of black and white marble. along with four broken eggs and two whole eggs still in the basket. The spelter appears to have a bronze coat... more

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#26421

$ 850

Gavroche Figural Spelter French Lamp by de Ranieri

Very rare "Gavroche" Figural Lamp by A de Ranieri. Made in Paris France (Fabicuen Francaise) in the late 19th Century. Material is Spelter and no damage we can ascertain. One of the glass windows in the street lantern is missing the glass and another is missing an edge of the glass. Both of these could be easliy replaced. The lamp weighs approximately seven pounds. "Gavroche", the stre... more

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#36132

$ 695

Large Spelter Greek Male Torchere Style French Statue

Rare and hard to find large Spelter Torchere Style Greek Male Statue with headband and cornucopia torch. Nice grey-green patina on this statue. Excellent detail on the arms, head and torch. This statue weighs 32 pounds and measures 41 inches in height and 12 inches in diameter. Perfect for the entrance of your foyer or staircase. Please see our selection of Decorative Arts by clicking on ... more

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#35756

$ 495

Moreau Signed Spelter Lady & Child Statue

Exquisitely done "Lady & Child Picking Apples" by Moreau and done in Spelter with a nicely coated two-color finish. Child is holding an apple and the ladies basket is full of apples. Also, we think the lady at one time held an apple in her hand. This statue was appraised for $800 recently and we are selling here for $495. This Moreau is signed but hard to distinguish the first initial... more

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