This same statue was made in 4 different sizes as a lamp. This is the smallest version and measures 15 inches (38cm) high.

She is signed to the base and bears the foundry mark.

Condition is very good.

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15.5 inches (39.5cm) wide, 31 inches (79cm) high.

A small area where the chrome has flaked (see picture) and there is a few areas of minor rust just starting to come through.

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Her title is Odalisque and she was made by the Le Verrier foundry and designed by Pierre Le Faguays and signed in his pseudonym Fayral. Also bears the Le Verrier foundry stamp to the metal socle base.

Mounted o n a Belgian black marble stepped base.

She measures 18.5 inches (47cm) high.

Similar one can be found in the Le Verrier book on page 287 and as a table centre piece on page 197.

In excellent condition.

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Green patina with bracelets and anklets in very Egyptian style.

Made by the Le Verrier foundry in the late 1920s. 

Mounted on a verdigris marble base.

Very good vintage condition.

4.5 inches (11.5cm) square base, 24 inches (61cm) high.

This statue can be seen in the Le Verrier book in page 264.

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30 inches (76cm) high, 6.75 inches (17cm) square to the base.

Good vintage condition.

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