Ref: F750 . . . £540

Lady & Deer Group by Uriano
A large group of a French young lady feeding deer on a huge 35 inch long base, 7 inches deep and 16.5 inches tall. She is an unsigned Uriano, and the base is of brown, cream and green onyx with a lovely inset of light onyx to the top face of the base, and green ribbed onyx sections to the front face. The lady retains her lovely silver patina and bronze floral dress detail. Condition is excellent with just a few minor marble nibbles.

'The Ball Dancer' by Limousin
A French spelter dancer measuring 18 inches high and with a good original bronze and green patina. She is standing on a portorro marble pyramid base and is an unsigned piece by Limousin. Condition is very good with some very minor wear to the patina commensurate with age.

Le Verrier Group
A selection of my 1920s Le Verrier smaller figures.
On the left is F798 The Bird Dancer by Briand, measuring 11 inches (28cm) high and signed to the base. £545
In the centre is the Disc Dancer by Derenne (F795) is 10 inches high (26cm) and is £545. Derenne was a pseudonym use by Marcel Bouraine.
The figure on the right is F796 which is now SOLD.
All are in good condition with some general patina wear and some minor chips to the marble. I have many pics of these pieces, please email me for more pics/details, quoting the reference numbers.

Le Verrier Animal Sculptures
Both of these figures are original 1920s pieces from the Le Verrier foundry and both were originally lamps and could be rewired to their original state if required. I am selling these as figural items.
F800 - the monkey is called Pluie and he has a almost black patina and is mounted on a verdigris marble base measuring 7 inches by 3 inches and totals approx. 6 inches high. Signed on the metal base - condition is good with some minor marble chips. £660
F799 is an open mouthed pelican, originally a lampholder which would have been in his mouth. He also has a black patina and measures approx 9 inches high and is also mounted on a 3.5 inch square verdigris base. In good condition and signed Le Verrier in the metal base. £595

Striker Lady by Lorenzl
Pretty lady in short skirt - a spelter striker (lighter) from Austria, signed Lorenzl. Missing its striker wand unfortunately, but still a lovely statue and in good condition with some minor ageing to the patina. 8 inches (21cm) high.

The Warrior
Huge French spelter male warrior and leopard group with wonderful zig zag and layered portorro marble and onyx base which measures 25 inches by 5.5 inches and a height of 17 inches (63 x 14 x 43cm). An unsigned piece possibly by Oulene. I have two of this same statue. Condition is very good.

Dish Lady by Frankart
Stylised chrome lady holding a dish above her head. This is an American statue made by the Frankart company but unsigned. Condition is very good. Measures 12 inches tall (31cm).

Girl & Deer Group by Chiparus
Large French spelter group - an unsigned Chiparus. I have several of this same statue and the others are signed. The base is of portorro marble and brown onyx and measures a large 30.5 inches long and 7.5 inches deep (77 x 19cm). Condition is good but the larger deer has a slight mark to his back leg which is possibly a fracture.

Leaping Ibex by De Marco
This French art metal deer was made by the Le Verrier foundry during the 1930s and is the Atalante deer from the Group Atalante. It measures 13 inches high and 17 inches long (33x43cm). Signed on the stepped stone base. Condition is good but I believe it may have been repatinated at some time as I have never seen another one in this metallic bronze finish. The base has a large corner chip and a smaller chip behind the feet.