This French sculpture of three cherubs is made of Regule and dates back to the 19th century. The piece is signed, ‘Livi,’ and its use of Regule signifies its creation during a period of war in France, Circa 1875, when bronze was rationed. The center cherub is pictured crushing grapes, making wine and playing a tambourine. Flanked on his right and left are two dancing cherubs, one of which has kicked over an urn of wine.
Price: $15,000
Bronze “After the Charge” by “Ruille” Circa 1860
Item Number: 6493
French 19th century bronze equestrian statue - "After the Charge" - signed by "Ruille" depicting a proud Hussar bearing the flag, leading the brave charge into battle. The artist did his own castings, making his works very rare and desirable. Circa 1860
Price: $32,500 discounted from $37,500