French Foundry

Brilliantly glazed in jade green, canary yellow, midnight blue and lipstick red hues, this vivid Art Deco bowl features, at its center, a scene of steel production at a French foundr...

Pair of Barbadians of Napoleon III Pair of vases with enamel Barbediene French foundry Very good condition (some natural wear) Gilt bronze and enamel Attributed to Louis Constant Sev...

Barbedienne, a renowned 19th-century French foundry known for producing high-quality bronze sculptures.

More information coming soon… Produced by the Charleville (France) foundry of Corneau Freres, this pair of cast iron pots from the 1800s has several rings of lobes and elaborate scr...

Joseph Gustave Chéret (1838-1894) Bronze statue of a young girl with a pensive expression and a basket of flowers  Signed on base 19th Century  French foundry mark of L. Soleau ...

Hand painted porcelain dial. French foundry mark, Signed Hip Moreau, Made in France.

Many historical casts of this model were produced by the premier French foundry F. Barbedienne.Composition: The piece shows a powerful eagle perched on a rugged rock formation, with ...

A monumental architectural console based on a nineteenth-century French foundry workbench. The massive oak timbers and two-piece stone slab top convey a sense of strength and permanence

Standing at approximately 89cm tall, this Barbedienne bronze is of larger scale than other depictions of Euterpe by the French foundry, making it a rare find. Ferdinand Barbedienn...

Stamped with a monograph on the base, in the style of the Carrier-Belleuse studio, it is possible that this piece was produced by a French foundry.

The egg-and-dart rim is a signature detail from French foundries like Val d’Osne. Heavy weight and solid cast construction.

Measures: The diameter at the top is 3.5cm and at the bottom 13.5cm Ferdinand Barbedienne (* August 6, 1810 in Saint-Martin-de-Fresnay, Calvados department, France; † March 21, 189...

This patinated bronze piece was created in collaboration with the craftsmanship of a French foundry.

The Durenne firm was begun in 1847 when Antoine Durenne (born 1822, died 1895) purchased a small foundry near where he lived at Sommevoire, near the Val d'Osne works, Haute-Marne, Fr...

A bronze figure representing Demosthenes (384-322 BC), a Greek statesman and orator. The sculpture is based on a Roman copy of an original Greek statue. The chocolate-brown patina of...

This striking standalone decorative panel is an example of a refined ironwork produced in French foundries during the 1890s. A beautiful marriage of classical restraint and fin-de-si...

Founded in 1835 by Jean-Pierre-André Victor, the Val d'Osne foundry quickly became one of France’s most renowned producers of ornamental cast iron.

The patinated bronze surfaces retain their original, rich brown sheen, and the crisp modelling shows the high quality associated with the better French foundries of the late 19th cen...

Houdin’s expressive yet classically poised bust of the 17th-century French playwright, originally in marble, has been finely cast and worked by the the Parisian bronze foundry Barbed...

This piece is unique in my collection. Antique bronze cassolettes and vases and urns and other “garnitures” come in pairs and are generally meant to flank a clock on the mantle. If y...

Pair of mid-19th century Neoclassical footed cast iron planters/garden urns by Val d'Osne Foundry, France By: Val d'Osne Foundry Material: iron, metal Technique: cast, molded, metal...

The pair is remarkable not only for their monumental scale but also for their exceptional weight and craftsmanship, indicative of fine French foundry work from the late 1800s. * Orig...

Bronze figure of the Borghese Gladiator after the antique original. Stamped on the base “F. Barbedienne” and marked “Reduction Mécanique A. Collas.” The reduction was made using Achi...

Limited edition of 8, numbered 2/8 and signed Made in France, foundry mark.

Antoine Durenne (1882-1895), Sommevoire Foundry, Rare and important quintet of four cast iron torches decorated with odalisque children perched on canted cast iron columns decorated ...

We have for sale very rare table by the Antoine Foundry. This late 19th century design was selected/edited by Jean-Michel Frank in various interiors. Some books also document this as...

Item features the original French foundry mark, stunning cast bronze figures of winged griffins, winged paw feet, scrolling floral details and a tall stately form.

A 19th-century patinated bronze figure of the Berlin Adorante, or Praying Boy. The piece is a reduction of the Hellenistic-era original, currently in the Altes Museum in Berlin, by L...

France, 1950 Tall cylindrical ceramic and graphite planters with a rough, porous surface and subtly tapered form. With natural pitting and tonal variation throughout. 14”dia x 22”h R...

Exceptional gilt bronze and black marble base table lamp. Made by the famed maker F. Barbedienne the lamp was crafted from black squared marble base and gilt bronze in the Napoleon I...

The pieces bear the mark of Dechenard, a 19th-century French foundry known for its finely cast ornamental ironwork and decorative garden furnishings.

A terrific pair of early 20th century Creuzet - foundry Pots from France. Fabulous patina. Fabulous as jardinieres or planters.

Fabrication Française (Consortium of French Foundries - Active 1892-1915) - Antique Louis XVI style Cassolette lamp - medium size - verdigris finish - featuring Ram's head handles to...

The base also bears a circular French foundry stamp consistent with “Vrai Bronze,” indicating an authentic bronze casting produced using traditional methods, a mark frequently encoun...

Cast by famous and qualitative french foundry BISCEGLIA Très bon état, belle patine / Very good condition, beautiful patina Dimensions Hauteur / Height = 45 cm Largeur / W...

A very large-scale early 19th century naturalistically cast iron scallop shell, France, circa 1820. Attributed to the Val d'Osne factory. Measures: Width 32 ins (81 cms).

This exquisite pair of 19th-century bronze candlesticks is made by the renowned French foundry F. Barbedienne et Cie, known for its superior craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Materials: Primarily bronze, often produced in multiple editions by renowned French foundries such as Susse Frères and Colin.

In the lower area the "Unis France" foundry seal appears, which is always a sign of quality.

The composition—dynamic, narrative, and deeply expressive—recalls the style of late-19th-century French foundries and artists such as Auguste Moreau, Clodion revival sculptors, and d...

A charming pair of antique cast iron garden chairs in the ornate Victorian style, showcasing beautifully detailed craftsmanship typical of late 19th-century English or French foundri...

This sculpture was produced by BJB Garanti, a French foundry known for high-quality decorative bronzes and automobile mascots during the early to mid-20th century.

Offered is a charming beautifully patinated French forged wrought iron garden table in the manner of Arras Foundry.

Gorgeous concert pots each with unique patina / wear and shape Priced individually.

The piece is marked by Susse Frères, one of the most prestigious French foundries of the 19th century, known for collaborating with leading sculptors and designers of the period.

A charming late 19th early 20th century iron garden table from Arras in northern France. In nice original condition with old weathered paint and Horse hoof feet. Makers badge on rim...

This stunning pair of 19th century plaques is signed by French poet Charles-Joseph de Ligne, Prince de Ligne, and stamped The Valsuani Foundry.

19th Century French Iron Garden Table By Arras. Our lovely antique French iron table would be a great addition to your garden setting kitchen or living area. Stunning!

Antique Iron Garden Table, Arras, France, circa 1900. Iron base with original weathered paint and cast paw feet. Opaque white glass top.

It achieved fame, notably thanks to international exhibitions. The foundry was one of the largest in France, with over 400 workers; it exported its products worldwide.

The sculpture was signed with 'Bayre' along with a French foundry mark, further adding to its authenticity and provenance.

Historically, such crucibles were indispensable in foundries, where bronze and other alloys were melted for use in sculptures, machinery, and industrial applications.

The base is beautifully cast with symmetrical scrollwork, shell-like fluting, and a central foliate cartouche, demonstrating the superior quality and attention to detail inherent in ...

The bust of William Shakespeare shown is a French patinated bronze metal bust, having a foundry mark stamped "Paris, Made in France".

Chandeliers of this type were commonly produced in leading French foundries during the 19th century, with close attention to casting precision and surface gilding.

A beautifully aged wrought iron garden chair from the Arras region in France. c.1900 Presented in original as found condition with a wonderful patina all over and bags of characte...

This terrier is remarkably detailed and richly hand painted. One of the nicer examples you will find. While unsigned, we believe it was done by the Bergmann Foundry. It is nice size ...