A few examples of appraisal values for
FALLOW DEER

• After Sabatino de Angelis
  After Sabatino de Angelis (Italian b.1838) "Fallow Deer". Bronze figurine after the antique Pompeian sculpture attached to a rectangular bronze base with overall dark brown patina. Unsigned apprx. 8"T.The inspiration for this sculpture came from the discovery of two deer in the ruins of the Villa of the Papyri a private house in the ancient city of Herculaneum.
• FALLOW DEER ANTLER STICK STAND 19TH
  FALLOW DEER ANTLER STICK STAND 19TH CENTURY made from eight antlers in an open framework65cm high
• Follower of Jan Fyt (Flemish,
  Follower of Jan Fyt (Flemish, 1611-1661, possibly 18th century) A Hare, Partridge, Woodcock, Pigeon, and other Birds, in a landscape with gun propped in a tree stump, unsigned, oil on canvas, 34 x 47-3/8 in.; carved and gilt wood frame,
• A Pair of Italian Bronze Figures of
  A Pair of Italian Bronze Figures of Pompeiian Fallow Deer After the Antique Cast by Fonderia Chiurazzi, Naples, 20th Century both bearing foundry seal and numbered 5/299. Height overall 37 x length 31 inches.
• A GROUP OF NINE RED AND FALLOW DEER
  A GROUP OF NINE RED AND FALLOW DEER SLOTS EARLY 20TH CENTURY Mainly New Forest Buckhounds, 1915-1926, silver and plate mounted with rings(9)
• (3) Steiff deer, c/o fawn 1810/22
  (3) Steiff deer, c/o fawn 1810/22 with ear button & flag (9" h x 7" l), doe (9-1/2" h x 12-1/2" l), doe (11" h x 10-1/2" l, losses to rear end)
• A pair of red deer antlers, with
  A pair of red deer antlers, with interesting deformity, mounted to an oak shield, total width 68cm
• Clovis Edmond Masson (1838-1913
  Clovis Edmond Masson (1838-1913 France) Deer Family Bronze. A gilt bronze statue of a buck, doe, and fawn. Signed on base and inscribed 'Salon des Beaux-Arts'. Measures 14.5x15x8'' and weighs 24 lbs. Doe is missing one screw to base and could be tightened down, overall excellent condition.
• After Antoine Louis Barye (French
  After Antoine Louis Barye (French 1796-1875). ''Fawn '' bronze patinated bronze figure of a recumbent deer signed in cast ''Barye '' and marked ''Bronze '' 3 1/2 in. L. Estimate $ 200-400 Slight patination wear base filled with cardboard insert and felt bottom.
• Polychrome painted folk art deer.
  Polychrome painted folk art deer. Losses. 33'' W 35'' Ht.
• SEWERTILE DEER. Ohio early 20th
  SEWERTILE DEER. Ohio early 20th century. Reclining deer 12 1/2''l.
• Three Derby models of deer, circa
  Three Derby models of deer, circa 1775, various incised marks, a figure of a shepherdess, a Sampson group of Venus and Cupid, circa 1775, 18cm high (areas of damage and restoration)
• A pair of red deer antlers on a
  A pair of red deer antlers on a wooden shield shaped mount, 104cm high
• Pair antler brackets: each with
  Pair antler brackets: each with pair of fallow deer antlers mounted on white-painted wooden platform, 21-1/4 x 22-1/2 x 12-1/2 in. Top with separations, old white paint with chips and losses.
• Bavarian deer hunters; oil on
  Bavarian deer hunters; oil on panel; 8" x 5 3/4"; illegible signature verso.
• Two Austrian cold-painted bronze
  Two Austrian cold-painted bronze pen wipes in the form of deer late 19th/early 20th century Realistically modeled, one example a stag, the other other a doe, both with boar's hair brushes to their backs, the stag stamped 'Geschutzt'. (2). Stag H: 4, L: 6 3/4 in. PROVENANCE: From the private collection of William Lipton ,200 - boar''s hair in stag loose and coming out - doe''s antler''s are both bent - loss to surface paint in places - doe''s front leg appears bent
• 1890 FALLOW DEER ANTLER TROPHY
  1890 FALLOW DEER ANTLER TROPHY RACKAntique deer antlers with German writing & the date "1890 Weissenhauser" written on the skull. Approx. 21" across x 15 1/2" tall. Brow tines are 4". shipping info This item will need to be shipped by a packing company of your choice. We maintain a list of reliable shippers, or you may choose your own.
• Seven Black Forest roe deer
  Seven Black Forest roe deer antlers, largest 14 1/2"h x 7"w x 7"d
• Painted chalkware kneeling figure
  Painted chalkware kneeling figure of a deer 19th century The kneeling figure of a deer on a reeded oval base, painted off-white, the base painted light brown. H: 9 1/2 in. broken ear
• CHALKWARE DEER. American late
  CHALKWARE DEER. American late 19th century. Reclining deer with original green and brown paint. Minor loss to antlers. 10''h.
• Three Staffordshire Deer Bocage
  Three Staffordshire Deer Bocage Groups comprising a recumbent pair and a single standing example. Height of tallest 8 inches.
• Pair of European terra cotta deer
  Pair of European terra cotta deer 19th c. to include reclining buck and standing doe 19 3/4" h. 27" w. and 23" h. 18" w. ?
• A Cast Bronze Figurine of a Deer
  A Cast Bronze Figurine of a Deer The cast bronze with brown patina figurine of a deer is bolted to a rectangular base with a relief pattern resembling flora of the forest. No signature or marks were found. Apprx. 5" x 2" x 3-3/4"H.
• Deldare ''The Fallowfield Hunt
  Deldare ''The Fallowfield Hunt The Hunt Supper'' & Emerald ''To Becky's Hand.'' Both artist sgn.Condition: Crazing otherwise excellent.Dimensions: Ht. 12''E
• FOLKSY DEERHEAD. Early 20th
  FOLKSY DEERHEAD. Early 20th century softwood and antler. Carved deer head mount with applied ears and real antlers. Retains its original polychrome paint including ''BAGO'' on the neck. Minor imperfections. 45''h. Age cracks a few later nails minor losses.
• PAIR OF AMERICAN FOLK ART DEER
  PAIR OF AMERICAN FOLK ART DEER CARVINGS. Attributed to Maine, 1st quarter-20th century. Carved wooden standing buck and doe with original red/brown paint. Stylized forms with pegged construction. Buck has removable twig antlers. Some wear, splits, and loss including hoof. Doe, 38"h. 52"l., buck, 50"h. 53"l., 40"w. including antlers.
• Gilt Metal Deer 20th century. A
  Gilt Metal Deer 20th century. A pair of gilt metal seated deer both unmarked; ht. 7.75 in.
• AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED DEER. From
  AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED DEER. From a lodge hall in New Jersey, late 19th-early 20th century. Almost life size deer on wooden base with rollers. Laminated construction with pegs and wire nails, hollow body, carved legs and well formed head with attached deer antlers. Layers of brown paint over green. Age splits, wear and some loss. 58"h. 43"w. 12.5"d. including base.
• Two Figures of Deer, one a fine
  Two Figures of Deer, one a fine Staffordshire pottery "bocage" figure of a stag in the manner of Enoch Wood, first quarter 19th century, and a small figure of a spotted doe on an oval domed "bocage" base, second quarter 19th century, h. 4-1/2", to 8".
• Glazed Ceramic Art Deco Figure
  Glazed Ceramic Art Deco Figure Feeding a Deer Naturalistically glazed ceramic nude figure of a woman seated on an irregularly shaped base a faun behind the figure feeding on leaves in a basket. Illegibly signed in the base impressed "Fabrique Italy" on the underside.
• AMERICAN FOLK ART DEER. Late 19th
  AMERICAN FOLK ART DEER. Late 19th century. Carved wooden deer with elongated features and original paint. Tar hooves, twig antlers and deer hide tail. Age splits, alligatored varnish. 13.5"h. 11"w. 4"d. including base.
• After Bernhard Butzke First Half of
  After Bernhard Butzke First Half of 20th Century Doe and Fawn Figural Group bronze, marble H 15 3/4 inches Property from a Private Collection, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
• A Continental Gilt Bronze Animalier
  A Continental Gilt Bronze Animalier Group A. Lechard depicting a standing fawn on naturalistic base. Width 7 inches.
• AMERICAN FOLK PAINTED WOOD DEER
  AMERICAN FOLK PAINTED WOOD DEER TROPHY 19th c., possibly Maine or Pennsylvania, original paint, carved wood set with three-point antlers, 26"h x 5"w x 16"d
• GROUP OF STAFFORDSHIRE
  GROUP OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERYumarked, comprising four animals Condition: with loss to antler on deer; paint loss throughout the pair: 10 3/4 inches high Condition:
• CAPONIGRO, PAUL (b. 1932) Running
  CAPONIGRO, PAUL (b. 1932) Running White Deer, Wicklow, Ireland. Estimate:$2,500-$3,500