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Paperweight representing the Duke of Bordeaux $640
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Cylindrical bronze jar, 19th Century $125
Pair of small bronze candlesticks, 19th Century $352
Shepherd dog. Chiseled bronze sculpture $288
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Patinated and silvered bronze pin-tray, Late 19th Century $608
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Retour de chasse (The Return from the Hunt), bronze signed Flamand $1,456
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Cat playing a triangle. Vienna bronze. $192
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Pair of bronze chenets $256
Bronze hands $384
Bronze feminine hand $448
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Silvered bronze statuette depicting Venus with dove $368
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Isidore Jules BONHEUR (1827-1901) $864
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Cardeilhac: pair of gilt bronze supports $320
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Two bronze decorative elements designed as birds NC

BRONZE HORSE HEAD, SIGNED P. BOISSEAU

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Philippe et Catherine Boisseau: un couple de bronziers

Philippe et Catherine Boisseau forment un couple d'artistes sculpteurs spécialisés dans la fonte de bronzes animaliers. Nés respectivement en 1949 et 1952, c'est à partir de 1992 qu'ils sont présents dans de nombreuses galeries françaises mais également dans les ventes aux enchères, en province comme à Drouot. Tous les bronzes qu'ils créent sont réalisés totalement dans leurs ateliers du Baugeois selon la technique traditionnelle de la cire perdue. Chaque oeuvre est réalisée manuellement et sans aucune automatisation. Conformément à la réglementation et au code déontologique des fonderies d'art, chaque bronze est tiré en série limitée. Philippe et Catherine Boisseau sont inscrits à la Maison des Artistes et sont

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