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 
Item Number: 409x
This French 19th century statue of the Virgin Mary is made of carved wood and is covered with thin layer of gesso and painted with polychrome. Mary is seen here crushing the Devil in the form of a serpent. The back is carved in the form of the Virgin’s head and hair, with her draped vestment, on the semi-circular stand, with stars. The statue rests on a square carved, gesso, and gilded base with leaves at top of each side, finally a Greek key design rests at the bottom of each side. 42" tall x 14" square: Statue 32" tall x 14 1/2" wide: Base 10 1/2" tall x 14" square
Price: $4,500
Item Number: 6874
This pair of magnificent French Regence bronze d’ore chenets (also known as andirons) is beautifully chased and dates back to the 19th century. The details are fantastic and plentiful; each is adorned with two Putti, and topped with a flame. The front of each is embellished with the torch and quiver over drum and helmet, and the base is chased in the Regence design. The pieces rest on scroll feet, and feature a square cast iron rod perpendicular to each to support logs in the fireplace.
Price: $10,000
pair discounted from $12,500
Item Number: 6886
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
Item Number: 5539
This pair of German Marcolini Meissen porcelain double figures offer a beautiful and unique depiction of the Four Seasons. This pair is unusual in its representation of the four seasons are married within two sculptures: two seasons on each piece. Each season is easily identified: Winter is warming their hands on a fire, Spring is holding a cascading bunch of flowers. On the other sculpture, we find Autumn holding a sheave of wheat, and the figure of Summer is holding a bunch of grapes in one hand, about to sample them, with a larger bunch of grapes in the other hand. Each sculpture is stamped on its bottom with the Meissen crossed swords in blue.
Price: $14,500
pair, discounted from $18,000
19th Century French Louis XV Bronze Chenets
Item Number: 387x
This magnificent pair of French Louis XV bronze chenets (andirons) date back to the 19th century. They feature patinated bronze putti, also known as cherubs, that rest on beautiful and immaculately cast bronze d’ore. The cherubs represent art and literature as one holds a hammer and chisel and the other a book. These would make a magnificent addition to any fireplace.
Price: $15,000 for the pair