Ref: F653 . . . £675

Spelter Lady Figure
A small spelter lady figure on an onyx and marble base. The lady with silvered patina and gold and black enamel detail to her dress.

Lady & Dog Group by Carlier
Metallic finish with just hints of a bronze patina - this figure measures 24 inches wide by 12 inches high and 7 inches deep. The base is made of Portorro with Sienna and Rosa Alecante marble sections to the front. She is signed in the marble and bears the Fabrication Francais stamp at the back. Excellent condition.
Emile Joseph Nestor Carlier 1849-1927, born in Cambrai, France and died in Paris 1927. He studied at local art schools and moved to Paris where he was a pupil of Jouffroy, Cavelier and Chapu at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. Famous for his busts, animals and genre groups. He received many medals for his work and held the rank of Officier in the Legion of Honour.

The Toga Dancer by Carlier
This lovely French spelter dancing lady, wearing a toga dress is the larger version of the famous Toga Dancer. She is very similar to the Godard bubble dancer who dances in a similar pose and also wears a toga. This piece measures a large 20 inches high and is mounted on a stepped base of Portorro and cream marble. It is signed Carlier to the lower step. Condition is very good with just a few minor marble nicks, but this piece has been painted with gold paint, hence reduced price.

Torchere Lady
A lovely French spelter nude lady with a sash around her waist and holding a torchere in her hand. She measures a large 19 inches high. The base is of top hat style and made of alabaster. Condition is extremely good and she has her original cold painted gold enamel finish with a hint of red in her hair and a silver flame to the torchere. I have this same figure holding a lamp.