Siegel Mannequin

Very rare and beautiful lifesize French Siegel plaster mannequin from the 1930s. His has blue glass eyes.

Siegel & Stockman is one of the earliest houses of mannequin design dating back to the late 1880s.It's a historical company that traces the industry and worthy of research.

Siegel & Stockman is one of the earliest houses of mannequin design dating back to the late 1800s.It's a historical company that traces the industry and worthy of research.

Siegel & Stockman is one of the earliest houses of mannequin design dating back to the late 1880s.It's a historical company that traces the industry and worthy of research.

Siegel & Stockman is one of the earliest houses of mannequin design dating back to the late 1880s.It's a historical company that traces the industry and worthy of research.

Very rare and beautiful lifesize French Siegel plaster mannequin from the 1930s. His has blue glass eyes.

Very decorative female mid-century mannequin made by Siegel for Stockmann, Paris, size 46.

Very rare and beautiful life-size French Siegel plaster mannequin from the 1930s. His has blue glass eyes.

Very rare and beautiful life-size French Siegel plaster mannequin from the 1930s. His has blue glass eyes.

Detailed face of a tall eloquent woman. Mannequin Head in plaster over what is believed to be metal. In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Can be parcel posted.

Please see IMAGE 2 Another Herbst mannequin designed for Siegel from the same series sold at Phillips de Pury, London on 29.4.14 for £11,500 UK pounds .

The shoes on this example are more scarce and are simply wonderfully evocative. V.N. Siegel of Siegel & Stockman, Paris, established in 1867, experimented with articulated legs, a...

Antique French Siegel & Stockman "Haute Couture" mannequin on adjustable base, circa 19th century.

This mannequin may well be by V.N. Siegel of Siegel & Stockman, Paris, established in 1867, who experimented with articulated legs, arms and wooden hands with bendable digits in an e...

This mannequin may well be by V.N. Siegel of Siegel & Stockman, Paris, established in 1867, who experimented with articulated legs, arms and wooden hands with bendable digits in an e...

This shelf unit is of outstanding line and build quality. Siegel was renowned for their mannequins.

Siegel was the premier mannequin and display design firm in Paris.

Art Nouveau, early Art Deco display mannequin signed by Siegel. Model depose Siegel Bruxelles.

You are looking at a rare and very original Rene Herbst designed mannequin for Siegel of Paris circa 1930. The nickel plated steel and aluminum mannequin still retains its original b...

A rare 19th Century articulated Gliedermann mannequin featuring richly grained carved French pine, used by painters and sculptures in the 1800's. These artist lays have been useful d...

Josef Lorenzl Art Deco bronze sculpture. Size: Height 33cm. The cold painted bronze sculpture is mounted on a Brazilian green onyx plinth. All in an original condition. It has n...

Plaster bust/mannequin which served an advertising purpose for new lingerie collections. It is in very good condition for its age. The hairstyle of the lady is also in the 'a...

Art Deco articulated, carved wood figure of a person. Know as artists' mannequins or lay figures, these posable figures were used in art classes as models for drawing human forms. No...

Early 20th century terracotta Paris shop display mannequin A rare survivor, in the form of a life size terracotta Paris display boy mannequin. With inserted glass eyes and central ...

Plaster bust/mannequin which served an advertising purpose for new lingerie collections. It is in very good condition for its age. The hairstyle of the lady is also in the 'a...

Beautiful female mannequin head made from plaster servings as an advertising bust in a shop. It was used to be displayed at a shopcounter or vitrine. Comes from a lot acquired from...

Unusual Bauhaus style cubist articulated mannequin / store display after Oskar Schlemmer,, Amazing design, painted fiberglass.