Hazlehurst Antiques Sculpture Items - Animalier

		SCULPTOR Irenee ROCHARD 1906-1984 FRENCH This bronze study of a pair of Chimpanzees playing with a branch is full of life An unusual and amusing work by this very competent sculptor A RICH DARK BROWN /GREENISH PATINA 9 AND HALF INCHES IN HEIGHT X 8 HALF INCHES IN LENGTH Ref: dictionary of sculptor by James Mackay.

		Sculptor Pierre Nicholas TOURGUENEFF 1853-1912 French A well modeled and finely cast lost wax bronze of a German Shepherd. signed and having the Susse Freres Paris foundry seal.
A delightful Pair of Little Bronze Puppies New to our collection. inscribed 6 weeks old and signed by the Sculptor. Circa 1900.
		SCULPTOR Jules MOIGNIEZ French 1853-1894. This delightful small bronze of a bird with a butterfly is circa 1890 5 half inches high

		sculptor Alphonse Alexandre ARSON 1822-1880 French. This fine silvered bronze of a pheasant is Circa 1870. 10inches high

		A Very unusual Contemporary Sculptural Lamp. The Foundry is Maas. 42 cm

		SCULPTOR Jules MOIGNIEZ 1835-1894 French A very fine cock Partridge. Stamping his ground, A very detailed sculpture circa 1875. 9inches high

		New to our collection Paul Edouard DELABBRIERE 1829-1912. French A fine sculptor of Animals who exhibited at the Paris Salons on many occasions and winning various accolades for his excellent studies. This working Spaniel carrying a Mallard in his mouth is typical of his work. circa 1890 Ref : illustrated in the Pierre Kjellberg book of 19th Century sculptors.

		New to our collection Sculptor Victor PETERS 1840-1918 French. Peters fist exhbited at the Paris Salon of 1868. He also exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Francaises winning a gold medal. His works can be found in the Museum of Cahors. This delightful study of a Lioness and her cubs is signed and having a foundry seal. Circa 1900. 36.5 cm x15.5 cm x 17cm H

		New to our collection Sculptor Louis Albert CARVIN 1875-1951 French Carvin studied under Fremiet and Gardet he exhibited at the Salon des Artists Francais on many occasions. This amusing bronze study of a mouse eating the corner of a book entitled "Les odeurs de Paris is circa 1910.