A few examples of appraisal values for
LA GLOIRE

• FRENCH BRONZE GROUP: LA GLOIRE, AFT
  FRENCH BRONZE GROUP: LA GLOIRE, AFT VITAL-CORNUA French patinated bronze figural group: La Gloireafter the model by Charles Vital-Cornu (1851-1927)late 19th/early 20th centuryBase inscribed Vital Cornu.height 49 1/2in (126cm); width 22in (56cm); d
• Two Bronze Medals Commemorating
  Two Bronze Medals Commemorating Technological Achievements, 20th century including 'Light's Diamond Jubilee, 1879-1954' commemorating Thomas A. Edition's Invention of the First Practical Incandescent Lamp' d 'A La Gloire de la Telegraphie sans Fil' noting those who contributed to the invention of wireless technology, early telegraph operators such as Jack Binns (S.S. Republic-1908) and largest diameter 3 in — 7.6 cm
• AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU SCULPTURE LA
  AFTER AUGUSTE MOREAU SCULPTURE LA GLOIRE, 38.5"HPatinated metal sculpture, "La Gloire," signed in cast after Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917), Fabrication Francaise, Paris foundry stamp, allegorical female figure holding aloft laurel wreath and sheaves of wheat, on an integral socle, approx 38.5"h **Provenance: An important San Antonio estate**
• Two Haala watercolors: men, three
  Two Haala watercolors: men, three in costumes from the Pyrenees and one friar or monk, inscribed under one, Der guizotte and Sancho Panza Cherihants l'apre er la gloire au er la ors Pyrenees (?), watercolor over pencil on paper, both approximately 7 x 8 in.; unframed. Foxing, toning, both affixed to card at one edge. Descended in the House of Schwarzenberg
• After Augustin Moreau (French,
  After Augustin Moreau (French, 1822-1912) Pair of triple-patinated spelter figures of, respectively, "La Gloire" and "Inspiration Poetique", fourth quarter 19th century, each presented on a bronze-patinated waisted circular base with an engraved brass title plaque at the center facade, h. 22", w. 11".