French Cast Iron Sculpture Bust

Beautiful and large bronze with polychrome patina resting on a naturalistic rectangular base. Old cast iron signed on the base "E. Villanis" and entitled "Prise de corsaire", bearing...

A vintage cast iron garden sculpture depicting a hobgoblin perched on a tree stump. Made in France in the 20th century, this woodland sprite is naked except for a hat, from under whi...

Cast in France, circa 1880, this small iron bust of a woman has been presented on a two-and-a-half-inch thick circular wood plinth with a thin recessed molding near the top.

This cast iron bust of a young 18th century lady by Ducel Foundry in Paris has been cleaned up for rust leaving some of the oxidation in grooves thus creating a highly attractive sur...

19th century cast iron French bust of Marianne. She is a national emblem of France present in almost all law courts and town halls. She symbolizes the "Triumph of the Republic". To t...

Wonderful cast iron figure, delicately carved

We believe that this beautiful 19th century French cast iron jockey mask was once part of a bigger piece. It has many decades of paint still evident and rust marks that do not take a...

More information coming soon… Detailed horse busts, from the 1900s. From France, these charming cast iron horse busts would make wonderful decorative accessories for a mantel, tabl...

A handsome pair of a French Napoleon III cast iron busts of soldiers wearing the Legion d'Honneur medal; each with direct gaze below a slightly tilted cap; wearing a doulbe-breasted ...

This late 19th century French cast iron bust features a horse's head with a magnificent mane. Originally mounted outside of a butcher shop that sold horse meat, this piece is enamele...

Well-weathered with a rich brown patina, this cast iron wall hanging depicts the bust of a large stag. The stag has a majestic antler spread and a stoic visage, with his face turned ...

Constructed from cast iron with a later black painted finish. The horse bust is mounted to a flat plate with H mounting holes.

Once found adorning the side of a French stable, this rare cast iron horse head is from circa 1880. The horse bust protrudes from the center of an oval center of a foliate shield. Bo...

A hauntingly beautiful classical-style bronze bust, presented on a custom blackened iron museum mount, exuding the quiet gravitas of an archaeological fragment. The sculpture depict...

A good cast iron sculpture of the bust and head of a woman.

Thanks to his close collaboration with artists and to a very high standard quality, Durenne led quickly one of the most important French Art cast foundry. He was the first to draw at...

Under these programs Gross taught and demonstrated art, made sculptures that were placed in schools and public colleges, made work for Federal buildings including the Federal Trade C...

In his artistic early days he devoted himself to decorating facades and churches. Later he mainly made busts and bas-reliefs and even medals. His oeuvre is very varied, he worked wit...

Impressive late 19th century French horse head bust trade sign made of cast iron.

Sculpture of Louis XIV on horseback as Roman emperor Patinated cast iron (galvanoplastic) From the model of Martin Van Den Bogaert, called “Desjardins” (1640-1694) France, last qu...

Max Le Verrier: Max Le Verrier was born on 29 January 1891 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France to a French father who was a goldsmith and jeweler, and a mother from Belgium.

A beautiful Art Deco sculpture depicting Diana, signed on the base, Pierre La Faguays (French, 1892-1962) circa 1920 in date.

Is one of the most famous Art Deco artists of his time and has been trained at the l' Ecole des Beaux Arts in Genéve. He had his sculptures cast by Max le Verrier, also artist, a.o. ...

Around 1850, he worked for the foundry of Val d'Osne, creating a number of models for statues destined to be cast in iron. In later years he became one of that foundry's administrato...