Catalog: Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals (11)

Rare Colossal (More than 6 feet 5 inches high) Victorian copper custom made weathervane features intricately fashioned spire with ball and scrolling, directional arrow, and detailed etched and carved rooster. Note the detailed chasing in the rooster's top nod and feet. This is truly an unique extraordinary immense finely crafted one of a kind custom piece. Circa 1890s. h. 78". w. 34" d. 18".

Signed: "Copyright by Frederic Remington", this excellent lost wax casting of Remington's "Wooly Chaps" (sometimes know as "Bronco Buster) is striking...

Rare and artistic, this all original ebonized Vishnyakov Russian tea caddy displays a hand painted classic winter troika motif on the lid, including snow landscape, 2 woman passengers, a standing driver, raised arm urging on the horses, in a troika pulled by 3 horses. This fine piece is hallmarked: “O. F...

Beautifully crafted 18th Century handmade copper ewer with pewtered finish from Kashmir. Circa 1780s. 12" h. X 9" w. X 8' d.

Beautifully executed Russian icon of Madonna and Child. Circa 1890s. 8 1/2" h. X 7" w. X 1" d.

Elegant bronze French andirons with cerub motif. Circa: 1840s. Dimensions: 16" X 14" X 15" each.

"Chameau" (Camel), bronze sculpture signed by Antoine-Louis Barye (1795 - 1875). Bayre famous French sculptor of animals, created a number commissions for the French Royal Court...

Pair of beautifully crafted and skillfully chased 19th Century French Gilt Bronze Dragon Candelabras. Dimensions: 7" tall X 9" long X 4" wide each. Circa 1893.

Pair of beautifully crafted and skillfully chased 19th Century French Gilt Bronze Dragon Candelabras. Please note: This pair of candelabras can be purchased as a set with the matching dragon motif bronze and Sevres porcelain clock - item # 2072. Dimensions: h. 7" X 9" l. X 6" w. each. Circa 1893.

Bold Napoleon Bonaparte on Horseback bronze sculpture signed by Louis Marie Morise (1818 - 1883). Dimensions: 18.5" high X 26" long X 6.5" deep. Strong demand for Morise Napoleon bronze pieces include the sale price of $20,320 for this same piece "Napoleon on Horseback" Lot # 281 at Neal Auction on November 20, 2001.

Signed: "Copyright by Frederic Remington", this excellent lost wax casting of Remington's "Bronco Buster" is striking. Points of note include free moving stirrup, hat brim up, hollow eyes, ears back, and unmistakable right patina and fine detail of the artistry in the casting are all consistent with the Henry-Bonnard Bronze Company period of Remington castings in the 1890s - not to be confused with later Roman Bronze Works castings or later unauthorized less quality castings...