Green Bronze 2 Tier Fountain with Children with Instruments

19th century 32" bronze of Diana the Huntress.

Circa 1930 Bronze Figural Fountain With Lady 41"h

This original bronze sculpture has been created using the "Lost Wax" method of casting. It is mounted on a custom Marble base. Artist- J.Townsend

Pod is a very methodical character. The most calm and relaxed of all the Hoblins, nothing much really bothers him. Pod likes to sit on his leaf all day just thinking and smiling to himself. He will occasionally look up when he notices a bird or rabbit. It is oblivious to his presence as Pod watches it pass by.

River spends all his time at night by the garden pond. When no one is around, he will put the conch shell to his lips and play a haunting melody. The fish in the pond feel attracted to the music and rise to the water’s surface. River likes to watch the fish dancing through the water, their scales shimmering in the moonlight.

Early 20th century bronze statue of jockey on horse

Charles Valton French 1851-1918 Le Cerf Bramant Bronze with medium to Dark Brown Patina Inscribed About the Artist: Charles Valton was born in Pau, France on January 26th 1851. He was a student of both Antoine Louis Barye and Emmanuel Fremiet, capturing the finest points of both masters. From Barye, Valton learned the importance of detail and definition of his subjects and from Fremiet he received the sensitivity and ability to project his subjects in a natural state. From the age of fifteen Valton spent much of his time at the Jardin des Plantes with Barye and Fremiet who were both directors at that famous Paris zoological garden. Valton exhibited over seventy models at the Paris Salon from 1868 until 1914 winning several medals. In 1883 he became Professor of sculpture at the Germain Pilon School and in 1906 Valton received the Cross of the Legion d'Honneur. He is best known for his models of the big cats as well as for using a mixture of materials in his sculpture such as white marble to depict snow or the use of granite as a base for his animals.

This sculpture was created by J.Townsend. It is an original bronze piece mounted on a custom marble base. approximately 96lbs

Beautifully Poised Bronze of Pointer signed by J. Moigniez

This original bronze sculpture has been created using the "Lost Wax" method of casting. It is mounted on a custom Marble base. Artist- J.Townsend

Burl Jones Desert Sheep Ram Bronze About The Artist: West Virginia, its rich traditions and culture nurtured an artistic sensibility in Burl Jones that would build into one of the country's most respected careers in bronze sculpture. After graduation from West Virginia University, a two year stint in the United States Public Health Service brought him to the Flathead Indian Reservation in Montana. This exposure to Native American culture, western wildlife and frontier ethic would prove to be a major influence on his later work. While still in college Burl married his childhood sweetheart, Eunice. Forty-six years later, they have two sons, Mark and Allen. Mark is a physician living and practicing in Billings, Montana. Allen is a professional writer and is currently writing fiction and editing for a major publishing house. He also lives in Montana. Eunice has found an artistic voice through her wonderful, innovative pottery and a growing collection of poetry. After nearly twenty-five years of dentistry, Burl shifted gears several years ago to focus entirely on his sculpture. Clay and wax are his mediums now, and provide a way of expressing his love for those interests that have dominated his life. Wildlife, mountain men, Native Americans, fishermen and hunters all come to have a life of their own under his skilled hands. Over two hundred original sculptures have been produced in limited editions and sold to collectors worldwide. West Virginia is still home. His works are available from their studio-gallery near Sissonville as well as major galleries throughout the country

This original bronze sculpture has been created using the "Lost Wax" method of casting. I is mounted on a custom marble base. Artist- J.Townsend

This original bronze sculpture has been created using the "Lost Wax" method of casting. It has been mounted on a marble base. Artist- J.Townsend

Bronze Woman