19th C. Bronze Pointer Dog & Lizard, Jules Moigniez Susse Feres Paris Foundry Early 19th century After he gain experience there

After he gain experience there

Yellow plactic thimble reads "Nemish for Freeholder" This was advertising a political campaign held in New Jersey and in the late 1950s Red and cream thimble reads "Be patriotic - save fuel - save money

She is carrying her shield and her sword

Turner since the late 18th Century

This is a 1953 Mexican Ex Voto Painting on Tin

19th C. Bronze Pointer Dog & Lizard, Jules Moigniez Susse Feres Paris Foundry Early 19th century After he gain experience thereWe are offering a 19th C. French Bronze of a Pointer dog looking down at a lizard amongst the foliage, on a shaped base, with hand cut square nuts on the underside. This piece is signed "Susse Fres B" On the back lower left, and is from the Susse Freres Foundry. This piece can firmly be attributed to Jules Moigniez, based on similarities in style and other versions of this bronze attributed to him. The National Sporting Library & Museum in Virginia