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  • HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Jug with lid, ca. 1900. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on one side. Marks on the base of the handle. Weight: 1,580 g. Bibliography: Philippe DAHHAN, Étains 1900, 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Époque
    Jan. 21, 2026

    HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Jug with lid, ca. 1900. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on one side. Marks on the base of the handle. Weight: 1,580 g. Bibliography: Philippe DAHHAN, Étains 1900, 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Époque

    Est: €800 - €1,000

    HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Jug with lid, ca. 1900. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on one side. Marks on the base of the handle. Weight: 1,580 g. Bibliography: Philippe DAHHAN, Étains 1900, 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Époque, Les Éditions de l'Amateur, Paris, 2000, reproduced p. 198, fig. 567 left. Measurements: 20 x 13 x 16 cm. This Art Nouveau pewter pitcher, designed by sculptor Henri Huppé (active c. 1870-1880), is a remarkable piece. It is topped with a fish that serves as a lid. The body is decorated in relief with cherubs playing with reeds, immersed among organic motifs. The sculptor Henri Huppe was recognized from 1874, when he participated in the 1874 Salon.

    Setdart Auction House
  • HENRI HUPPÉ (France, 1855-1911). Vase "Puttis", ca. 1895. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on the bottom. Marks on the reverse. Weight: 2.580 g. Bibliography: Philippe DAHAN, Étains 1900, 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Époque,
    Jan. 21, 2026

    HENRI HUPPÉ (France, 1855-1911). Vase "Puttis", ca. 1895. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on the bottom. Marks on the reverse. Weight: 2.580 g. Bibliography: Philippe DAHAN, Étains 1900, 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Époque,

    Est: €800 - €1,000

    HENRI HUPPÉ (France, 1855-1911). Vase "Puttis", ca. 1895. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on the bottom. Marks on the back. Weight: 2.580 g. Bibliography: Philippe DAHAN, Étains 1900, 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Époque, Les Éditions de l'Amateur, Paris, 2000. Reproduced p. 195, fig. 559. Measurements: 36 x 16 x 14 cm. Dating from the late 19th century, this vase is one of the artist's most remarkable pieces, exemplifying the organic aesthetic and creative freedom of Art Nouveau. Its body is beautifully embellished with double handles imitating oak branches, flanked by two putti on the sides, underscoring the mastery of his work. Henri Huppé was a French sculptor known for his works in a marked Art Nouveau style. His artistic career was consolidated with the regular exhibition of his figures in the prestigious Paris Salons from 1874 onwards.

    Setdart Auction House
  • HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Pitcher "Moises", ca. 1900. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on one side. Marks on the reverse. Bibliography: Philippe DAHHAN, Étains 1900
    Jan. 21, 2026

    HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Pitcher "Moises", ca. 1900. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on one side. Marks on the reverse. Bibliography: Philippe DAHHAN, Étains 1900

    Est: €1,200 - €1,500

    HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Pitcher "Moises", ca. 1900. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on one side. Marks on the back. Bibliography: Philippe DAHHAN, Étains 1900, 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Époque, Les Éditions de l'Amateur, Paris, 2000, reproduced p. 196, fig. 561, right. Weight: 1,960 g. Measurements: 35 x 15 x 15 cm. This Art Nouveau pewter jug (c. 1900), designed by sculptor Henri Huppe, features a bas-relief decoration of complex iconography. The piece displays the face of a satyr in the mouth. The lower part, symbolizing the waters of the Nile River, depicts the scene of Moses in his cradle among the reeds, surrounded by naiads. The side handle is modeled as a young woman holding a shell in her hand. The jar is signed. The sculptor Henri Huppe (active between 1870 and 1880) achieved public recognition after participating in the prestigious Paris Salon of 1874. This Salon, which exhibited works approved by the Royal Academy and later by the Academy of Fine Arts, was the central artistic event in Paris until 1880.

    Setdart Auction House
  • HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Jug, ca. 1900. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on one side. Marks on the reverse. Weight: 2,400 g. Bibliography: Philippe DAHHAN, Étains 1900
    Jan. 21, 2026

    HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Jug, ca. 1900. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on one side. Marks on the reverse. Weight: 2,400 g. Bibliography: Philippe DAHHAN, Étains 1900

    Est: €2,000 - €2,500

    HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Jug, ca. 1900. Silver-plated pewter. Signed on one side. Marks on reverse. Weight: 2,400 g. Bibliography: Philippe DAHHAN, Étains 1900, 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Époque, Les Éditions de l'Amateur, Paris, 2000, reproduced p. 196, fig. 561, right. Measurements: 33 x 14 x 17 cm. Art Nouveau pewter jug (c. 1900) with elaborate bas-relief decoration fusing mythological and biblical themes. The mouth is adorned with the face of a satyr, while the lower part symbolizes the waters of the Nile River, representing Moses in his cradle among the reeds and surrounded by Naiads. The handle, also sculptural, is modeled as a young woman holding a shell. The sculptor Henri Huppe achieved public recognition after participating in the prestigious Paris Salon of 1874. This Salon, which exhibited works approved by the Royal Academy and later by the Academy of Fine Arts, was the central artistic event in Paris until 1880.

    Setdart Auction House
  • HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Jug, ca. 1900 Silver-plated pewter. Signed on the right side. Marks on the reverse. Bibliography: Philippe Dahhan, "Etains 1900 - 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Epoque", Editions de l'amateur.
    Jan. 21, 2026

    HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Jug, ca. 1900 Silver-plated pewter. Signed on the right side. Marks on the reverse. Bibliography: Philippe Dahhan, "Etains 1900 - 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Epoque", Editions de l'amateur.

    Est: €2,000 - €2,500

    HENRI HUPPE (1855-1904). Jug, ca. 1900 Silver-plated pewter. Signed on the right side. Marks on the reverse. Bibliography: Philippe Dahhan, "Etains 1900 - 200 Sculpteurs de la Belle Epoque", Editions de l'amateur. Page 197, fig. 563-564. Weight: 4,200 g. Measurements: 39 x 18 x 14 cm. This pewter jug, designed by sculptor Henri Huppe, captures the essence of Art Nouveau through a dreamlike scene. The piece presents a relief of great virtuosity where two nymphs bathe and drink in a fountain fed by a waterfall. Its design is completed by a handle in the form of an organic branch that seems to sprout naturally from the body of the pitcher, surrounded by delicate vegetal ornaments. It is a testament to how the creative freedom of the period succeeded in elevating a functional object to the status of art sculpture. The sculptor Henri Huppe (active between 1870 and 1880) achieved public recognition after participating in the prestigious Paris Salon of 1874. This Salon, which exhibited works approved by the Royal Academy and later by the Academy of Fine Arts, was the central artistic event in Paris until 1880.

    Setdart Auction House
  • Henri Huppe (1855-1904) French, an Art Nouveau lidded pewter water jug, modelled with children among bullrushes, the lid in the form of a fish, signed 'H Huppe' and marked to base ‘Etain Garanti Pur’, 21.5 cm, together with an Art Deco gilt...
    Feb. 27, 2025

    Henri Huppe (1855-1904) French, an Art Nouveau lidded pewter water jug, modelled with children among bullrushes, the lid in the form of a fish, signed 'H Huppe' and marked to base ‘Etain Garanti Pur’, 21.5 cm, together with an Art Deco gilt...

    Est: £200 - £300

    Henri Huppe (1855-1904) French, an Art Nouveau lidded pewter water jug, modelled with children among bullrushes, the lid in the form of a fish, signed 'H Huppe' and marked to base ‘Etain Garanti Pur’, 21.5 cm, together with an Art Deco gilt bronze Plate by Max le Verrier, featuring Ancient Greek style figures of three dolphins, signed to rear ‘M.le Verrier', 18 cm diameter, another similar, featuring the head of Ceres the greek goddess of Agriculture, with two dolphin figures, impressed description to the rear ‘Syracuse vers 380 av JC’, 16.5 cm and a third plate, featuring Apollo, the Sun God, with four rearing horses in billowing clouds with sun rays to the rear, gilt & green patinated bronze, marked to the rear ‘M. le Verrier’ ‘Bronze’, 17.7 cm diameter. Qty: (4) Reference “Etains 1900 200 Sculptors of the Belle Epoque” by Philippe Dahan p198

    Dawsons Auctioneers
  • Henri HUPPE (1855-1911)
    Jun. 29, 2024

    Henri HUPPE (1855-1911)

    Est: €200 - €300

    Bénitier surmonté d'une naïade tirée par deux dauphins Etain Signé, cachet d'éditeur H. 31 cm - L. 29 cm Manque la lance de la naïade

    OXIO
  • Herri Huppe. Art Nouveau centerpiece
    Dec. 28, 2023

    Herri Huppe. Art Nouveau centerpiece

    Est: -

    Art Nouveau center made of solid pewter or patinated zinc. Signed section.

    Duran Arte y Subastas
  • Henri HUPPE
    Jun. 28, 2020

    Henri HUPPE

    Est: €80 - €120

    Henri HUPPE. Paire de vases pichets en étain. Hauteur : 36 cm

    Alexandre Landre
  • HUPPE Henri (1855-1904?) Gourde Femme,
    Jun. 12, 2020

    HUPPE Henri (1855-1904?) Gourde Femme,

    Est: €120 - €180

    HUPPE Henri (1855-1904?) Gourde Femme, Enfant Dauphin Etain Signé HUPPE H.: 28 cm. Bibliographie: Ph. DAHHAN, Etain 1900, 200 sculpteurs de la Belle Epoque, Les Editions de l'Amateur, p.193, n°554

    Mirabaud-Mercier
  • Henri Huppe (actief 1874-1879), patinated pewter
    Jun. 25, 2012

    Henri Huppe (actief 1874-1879), patinated pewter

    Est: €60 - €120

    Henri Huppe (actief 1874-1879), patinated pewter vase, signed, h. 35 cm., slightly damaged

    Venduehuis Dickhaut Maastricht
  • Henri Huppe
    Jun. 05, 2010

    Henri Huppe

    Est: $600 - $900

    Henri Huppe French (wk. 1874-79) PREMIER APPEL bronze with gold patina, signed: on base H18"

    Charlton Hall
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