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Ferdinand Pautrot, French, (1832 - 1874) a Pair of French Bronze Game Bird Sculptures
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Ferdinand Pautrot, French, (1832 - 1874) a Pair of French Bronze Game Bird Sculptures

19th century
Sold 29 June 2026 · Mark Buckley Antiques
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A pair of 19th century French bronze sculptures depicting standing game birds, finely cast with detailed plumage and naturalistic modelling, each raised on an oval naturalistic base and signed F. Pautrot, with a rich brown patinated surface throughout.

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Mark Buckley Antiques has dated these Bronze Game Bird Sculptures to the 19th Century.

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Description
A pair of 19th century French bronze sculptures depicting standing game birds, finely cast with detailed plumage and naturalistic modelling, each raised on an oval naturalistic base and signed F. Pautrot, with a rich brown patinated surface throughout.

FREE DELIVERY – to mainland UK

We offer a ‘Try before you buy’ service so you know you will be 100% satisfied with your purchase.

All now fully consistent with your established catalogue style.

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35cm (13.78")
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Mark Buckley Antiques has dated these Bronze Game Bird Sculptures to the 19th Century.

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Mark Buckley Antiques
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A pair of patinated bronze game bird sculptures by Ferdinand Pautrot, depicted standing on naturalistic terrain bases. SOLD29 JUN 26
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Archive I A pair of patinated bronze game bird sculptures by Ferdinand Pautrot, depicted standing on naturalistic terrain bases. SOLD29 JUN 26

Ferdinand Pautrot, French, (1832 - 1874) a Pair of French Bronze Game Bird Sculptures

Archive II A pair of patinated bronze game bird sculptures by Ferdinand Pautrot, depicted standing on naturalistic terrain bases. View II
Archive III A pair of patinated bronze game bird sculptures by Ferdinand Pautrot, depicted standing on naturalistic terrain bases. View III
Archive IV A pair of patinated bronze game bird sculptures by Ferdinand Pautrot, depicted standing on naturalistic terrain bases. View IV
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Mark Buckley Antiques
Telephone 07711 719 112
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Skipton
North Yorkshire
United Kingdom

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A pair of patinated bronze game bird sculptures by Ferdinand Pautrot, depicted standing on naturalistic terrain bases.
Ferdinand Pautrot, French, (1832 - 1874) A Pair Of French Bronze Game Bird Sculptures
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A pair of patinated bronze game bird sculptures by Ferdinand Pautrot, depicted standing on naturalistic terrain bases.
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  • ObjectSculptures & Carvings
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian & Gothic
  • MaterialBronze
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsTextured feather detail, Naturalistic terrain base, Avian subjects
  • SizeH 35 cm (14 in)

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Animalier bronzes emerged in France during the nineteenth century, focusing on realistic depictions of animals and wildlife, championed by sculptors such as Ferdinand Pautrot who exhibited frequently at the Paris Salon.

These pieces were traditionally cast using the lost-wax method, or cire perdue, utilizing high-grade bronze with applied patinas ranging from deep brown to golden tones.

Authentic pieces typically feature distinct foundry marks, artist signatures, crisp chiselling detail after casting, and natural patination consistent with age.

They can be displayed on a mantelpiece, sideboard, or study desk to add textural contrast, historical depth, and sophisticated focal points to both traditional and contemporary schemes.

Preserve bronze by dusting gently with a dry, soft cloth, avoiding chemical cleaning agents, and maintaining stable indoor humidity levels to protect the original patina.
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