Collas Bronze

It is produced with bronze, aluminum, or stainless steel materials with traditional casting techniques.

Fine and elegant, the Colla series takes interior design to the next level, both on its own and when combined with other collection pieces.

It is produced with bronze, aluminum, or stainless steel materials with traditional casting techniques.

Stamped "A. Collas Reduction Mechanique."

Large scale 19th century patinated bronze statue of Michelangelo’s seated thinker from the tomb of Lorenzo de Medici, Duke of Urbino in Florence.

and foundry stamp 'REDUCTION MECANIQUE / A LLE COLLAS' , dated ' 1862-1905'. bronze, gilt, height 72 cm Provenance Private Collection, Asia.

Authentic bronze foundry stamp : "Réduction mécanique A. Collas breveté" and Ferdinand BARBEDIENNE mark.

This exquisite 19th-century patinated bronze vase, crafted by the esteemed Ferdinand Barbedienne foundry, beautifully demonstrates the innovative reduction technique developed by Ach...

Bronze cup by Collas and Barbedienne. Measures: H: 27 cm, W: 30 cm, D: 25 cm.

French Empire gilt bronze mantel clock, first quarter 19th century, the fluted shield-form case with beaded details and surmounted with armillary sphere finial, round glazed door ope...

Eugene Delaplanche, Ferdinand Barbedienne & Achille Collas Stamped & Signed with Foundry Mark Fantastic French Bronze of Psyche.

With inscriptions, signature and foundry seal (A. Collas). Bronze sculpture that has a simple base with inscriptions and on which a humbly dressed female figure is seated and lookin...

With the stamped mark of Achille Collas who collaborated with Ferdinand Barbedienne in 1838 to form the Collas Barbedienne foundry.

Late 19th century patinated bronze statue by Eugène Antoine Aizelin (1821-1902).

Pair of George Ciancimino low tables Pair of George Ciancimino bronze gun metal patinated rectangular low tables of the ‘puzzle’ design, retaining their original thick smokey glass....

Marked on the base: Réduction Mécanique A. Collas. The subject of our bronze repeats the theme of a famous painting by Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665), particularly his second version...

Bronze child (Henry Plee) Origin France 1884 Barbedienne foundry Stamp Reproduccion Mecanica A.Collas perfect condition.

They rest on a oval base. The bronze is stamped with the Collas reproduction seal.

It enabled them to view and absorb specific works of art, antiquity and culture. Achille Collas Producer of a technique to reproduce sculptures in different scales and materials...

David after the combat,a bronze by Mercié, Antonin 1845-1916. Barbedienne foundry mark and Collas seal.

Paris", and stamped "mechanical reduction Achille Collas". This bronze group is in perfect condition, but it has remained several decades outside and has thus acquired a natural gre...

Antique bronze sculpture David after the combat signed by Antonin Mercié, With Founders signature Barbedienne Paris and the Collas seal.

Mercié, Barbedienne Paris, Collas seal. Literature:
 “Les bronzes de XIXe siècle” by Pierre Kjellberg, Les éditions des amateurs.

Barbedienne foundry was started in Paris in 1838 by Ferdinand Barbedienne and Achille Collas. They produced bronze antique sculptures of Greek and Roman origin.

The Barbedienne foundry, well-known for its superb quality casts using 'Collas' mechanical reduction method, reproduced bronze sculptures after large original classical sculptures.

Marked on the base: "Réduction Mécanique A. Collas". Our bronze repeats the theme of a famous painting by Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665), particularly his second version of the pain...

The “mechanical reduction” stamp of A. Collas to be seen on this bronze reminds us of the association between Collas and Barbedienne.

Barbedienne Fondeur Paris A. Collas Mechanical Reduction Stamps Reduced Size: 3/5 Elegant statue of a standing Harlequin, slightly leaning back, in patinated bronze with gilt highl...

Foundry Mark Achille Collas, this foundy worked in Partners with the Barbedienne bronze foundry.

After the Classical originals, these busts, in the form of herms (the bases are square) are stamped with the round “Collas“ seal, indicating that the reductions from the original siz...

AIZELIN 1867. Barbedienne and A. Collas marks, circa 1867 Dimension: W 16.9 in, D 8.3in, H 26in.

Barbedienne, with an Achille Collas reduction seal Bronze with medium brown patina.

This extraordinary watch is signed by Collas and presumably commissioned by the partner Barbedienne. Made during the Napoleon III period in Paris. The base is in marble covered in ...

It is produced with bronze, aluminum, or stainless steel materials with traditional casting techniques.

It is produced with bronze, aluminum, or stainless steel materials with traditional casting techniques.

With the Sprue series, different surfaces and textures that emerge during the forming stages of bronze material with the casting technique are blended in the most visually pleasing w...

With the Sprue series, different surfaces and textures that emerge during the forming stages of bronze material with the casting technique are blended in the most visually pleasing w...

With the Sprue series, different surfaces and textures that emerge during the forming stages of bronze material with the casting technique are blended in the most visually pleasing w...

19th century Borghese Gladiator. Fonte Barbédienne. Collas process. Original model in marble at the Louvre. Dimensions: Height 47cm, width 34cm, depth approximately 45cm.

With the Sprue series, different surfaces and textures that emerge during the forming stages of bronze material with the casting technique are blended in the most visually pleasing w...

An impressive and beautifully executed 19th century patinated bronze figure of the Greek tragedy poet Sophocles, after the ancient example.