Very Fine Russian Antique Bronze “Resting Bear” after Nikolai Lieberich
By Nikolai Ivanovich Lieberich
Located in Shippensburg, PA
NIKOLAI LIEBERICH [after] Russian, 1828-1883 A Resting Bear Sand-cast patinated bronze with concrete core signed in Cyrillic to the underside (editeur Grisal) unsigned, posthumous ...
Bronze
$1,125Sale Price|25% Off
19th Century Russian Ormolu "Dancing Bear" Sculpture
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
19th century Russian Ormolu "Dancing Bear" sculpture, finely cast figure of a bear holding a twig, standing on a roped revolving, iron pedestal. The simplistic mechanism which allow...
Bronze, Iron, Ormolu
$2,320Sale Price|20% Off
Fabrege Style Gilt-Bronze Bear
Located in Huntington, NY
Cast bronze with gold wash.
Gold, Bronze
Bronze Candlestick "Bear Climbing a Tree", End of 19th Century
By Vasily Yakovlevich Grachev
Located in Rīga, LV
Bronze candlestick "Bear climbing a tree", according to the model of Vasily Yakovlevich Grachev, Russia (Russian Empire) Additional Information: Materials: Bronze, gilding Vinta...
Bronze
Antique Cabinet-Sized Naively Modeled Gilt Bronze Bear Sculpture
By Lanceray, Franz Bergmann
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Simply a wonderful antique bear bronze! Date: Early 20th Century or possibly earlier.
Bronze
Humidor by Glynn Lockett with Malachite Map of Russia
By Glyn Lockett
Located in Bagshot, GB
An ebony humidor lined with Spanish Cedar, inlaid with malachite banding on the sides and a map of Russia on the top with Diamonds showing the location of Moscow and St Petersburg an...
Malachite, Brass
Russian Silvered Bronze Bear Inkwell, Russia, 1870
Located in Chicago, IL
Rare 19th century silvered bronze inkwell depicting a finely detailed cast bear, cast of Russian silver.
Bronze
Russian Gilt Bronze and Malachite Dancing Bear.
Located in New York, NY
A gilt bronze dancing bear with small ruby stones on the collar and eyes, set on a decorated, solid Malachite base. The Malachite base of a later date.
Malachite, Bronze
Gilt Bronze Russian Bear
Located in Petaluma, CA
This highly detailed and large example of a bear cast in Russia is what we are offering here. After much research, we have found that these are almost never signed and are usually q...
Bronze
19th Century Russian Bronze Model of a Bear
Located in Englewood, NJ
An impressive late Nineteenth Century Russian bronze model of a bear standing on its hind feet finished in its original brown patina a top a beautifully carved rouge marble base.
Marble, Bronze
Inkwell Representing a Bear, Russia, 1880
Located in Milan, IT
Inkwell gold guild bronze sculpture depicting a bear that is leaning on a tree trunk.
Bronze
Bear Inkwell and Fountain Pen Holder, Russia, 1880
Located in Milan, IT
Inkwell and fountain pens holder, silver and gold gilt bronze sculpture of a dressed bear, pushing a wheelbarrow, over a Belgian black marble base.
Belgian Black Marble, Bronze
Russian Gilded Bronze Bear and Cubs Inkwell
Located in London, GB
A late 19th century Russian novelty gilded bronze inkwell, finely modelled as a bear playing with her cubs Russian, circa 1880.
Bronze
Russian Gilded Bronze Bear Inkwell, circa 1880
Located in London, GB
A late 19th century Russian novelty gilded bronze inkwell, finely modelled as a bear Russian, circa 1880.
Bronze
Russian Bronze Bear on Lapis Lazuli Base
Located in London, GB
A 19th century Russian bronze bear on a Lapis Lazuli base Russian, circa 1880.
Lapis Lazuli, Bronze
Russian Reclining Gilt Bronze Bear on Malachite Base, Late 19th Century
By Nikolai Ivanovich Lieberich
Located in Spencertown, NY
Attributed to Nikolai Lieberich (Russian, 1828-1883), gilt bronze cast bear on malachite base.
Bronze
Sold
H 22.75 in W 11.5 in D 9.25 in
Russian Bronze of a Lisinsky Standing Bear by, Nikolaï Ivanovich Liberich
By Nikolai Ivanovich Lieberich
Located in Englewood, NJ
A finely executed original bronze sculpture of a "Lisinsky Standing Bear" by, Russian sculptor Nikolai Liberich of super realistic cast of the "Russian Bear" with ultra-sharp teeth a...
Onyx, Bronze
Gilt Bronze Bear and Dog Humidor
Located in Asheville, NC
Each head tilts to reveal a gilt bronze container, probably Russian
Ormolu
Russian Gilded Bronze Bear Cub Sculpture on a Sold Piece of Malachite
Located in New York, NY
Russian gilded bronze bear cub sculpture on a sold piece of Malachite in the form of a landscape.
Malachite, Bronze
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