Pierre-Jules MÈNE (1810-1879) "The hug, Tachiani and Nedjebe, Arabian horses" medium size print, in bronze with brown patina, old cast iron, signed on the terrace.

Jacques Leonard MAILLET 1823-1894 "Maternity" original terracotta.
Jacques Maillet began his artistic studies in a drawing school in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, then entered the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris in the workshops of Jean-Jacques Feuchère and then James Pradier. He obtained the Grand Prize of Rome in 1847 with Telemachus bringing back to Phalante the urn containing the ashes of Hippias. He spent four years at the Académie de France in Rome between 1848 and 1851. On his return to Paris, he participated in several Salons and exhibitions which earned him various medals. He then worked on major Parisian ornamental works for the Louvre Palace, the town hall and the Palais Garnier.

Augustin Pajou 1730-1809 after "Marie Adelaide Clotilde of France, Queen of Sardinia" bronze bust with brown patina nineteenth

Martin DESJARDINS1640-1694 and Jean Francois LORTA "Louis XIV in foot in Roman consul dress" proof white marble circa 1860 soclée gilded bronze nineteenth (height with base 101 cm)

Joseph Von KOPF 1827-1903 "young woman in bust, with the wreath of flowers" marble test of carrara signed and dated 1876 under the right arm.

Pair of putti musicians, in gilded bronze on base of lacquered wood appearing a rock (elements of andirons or furniture), ep. NIII

Emilio ZOCCHI 1835-1913 "Seled horse at the stop" bronze patina brunette GALLI founder in Florence.

Ferdinand PAUTROT 1832-1874 "Rabbit flanders" bronze with silver patina on marble base red cherry paperweight.

Pietro TACCA after, "slaves" pair of patinated and gilt bronze subjects late nineteenth time, presented on marble nougatine pedestals

M.FERNANDEZ "Two putti symbolizing love" test patinated terracotta presented on a gilded wooden base, circa 1880

South Germany XIXth black forest, pair of waxed and carved wooden hunting trophies, deer partridge, chamois, trompe rifle and messenger bag

Jean Baptiste PIGALLE 1714-1785 after "Lamour embracing the Friendship" test terracotta vintage early nineteenth