Terracotta sculpture representing Flore de Marly, after a model by René Fremin (1672-1745), French work late XVIII or early XIX

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.

Antoine Denis Chaudet (1768-1810) after "Head of a young man" in bronze with black patina nuanced, late nineteenth

Jules MOIGNEZ 1835-1894 "Horse stopped, greyhound lying at his feet" proof gilt bronze XIX

School of Toulouse time late nineteenth "Seated dog" test patinated terracotta and sulfide eyes

French School circa 1830 "Young woman and camel at her feet" sculpture in white marble.

Italian school, bronze event with black brown patina, lost wax "Spearman" bears a signature on the terrace

Italy XIXth "Young naked boy holding a bird" bronze test antique patinated, work of the grand tour (without base: 72cm)

"Spinario" or "Shooter", bronze patina bronze, Italy, 19th century after the original of the 1st century BC preserved in Rome in the Hall of Triumphs of the Palace of the Conservatives.

France nineteenth in the taste of Canova (1757-1822) "The three Graces" ancient test green patina bronze antique

Johann Heinrich von Dannecker (1758-1841) after "Ariane on the panther" bronze event with patina medal soclée on yellow marble Siena