Edouard Paul DELABRIERRE 1829-1912, saddled racehorse, large and old proof in bluish green patinated bronze, signed on the terrace

French School at the beginning of the 19th century, Voltaire and Rousseau on a throne, bronze proofs with brown patina, Sienna Yellow marble and bronze bases

Auguste MOREAU 1834-1917 Pair of putti carrying an amphora that can form a candlestick, marble base, signed on the terrace

French School, bust portrait of Napoleon, bronze proof with medal patina, 19th century

Isodore Jules BONHEUR 1827-1901, stationary horse, bronze with brown patina, signed on the terrace

JEAN-NICOLAS ALEXANDRE BRACHARD 1766-1846 portrait bust of Joseph Viala as a child rests on a marble pedestal.

Ferdinand BARBEDIENNE XIXth, Plato draped in the antique style, bronze proof with medal patina signed on the terrace.

Louis SAUVAGEAU 1822-1874, children draped in antique style carrying a vase on the shoulder from which 3 gilt bronze sconces emerge.

Pierre Jules MENE 1810-1879, dog attached, old bronze proof with brown patina dated 1850 and signed on the terrace

Spinario or the thorn shooter in alabaster, Italian work of the XIXth century after the model of the Capitoline Museum in Rome

Pierre Jules MENE 1810-1879 "Norman Mare" bronze proof signed and dated 1870 on the terrace with Barbedienne label

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.