Man on Horseback Bronze Signature ID Help Needed

bigcaddy64

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I just picked this up at a private, pre-estate sale just down the street from my house.

The sellers couldn’t find a signature but I spotted it immediately and figured it was nice enough for the price.

All I can make out is ther first initial (H.) and maybe 1 or 2of the last name. I think it’s Gals which pulls up nothing so I’m sure I’m wrong about it.

Is anybody familiar with the name or have a lead on the maker? I’m going to start removing the heavy layer of dust with a soft brush and see how it comes out.
 

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Got nothing . Here is a contrasted photo. Note the edition numbers pops.ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1564407369.242316.jpg
 

I think it depicts a Racing Horse with the Jockey. I wonder if what you see as a signature, is actually the number and name of the horse. There is something just behind and below the saddle which looks like initials.
 

I think it depicts a Racing Horse with the Jockey. I wonder if what you see as a signature, is actually the number and name of the horse. There is something just behind and below the saddle which looks like initials.

I thought Jockey too, except it looks like the stock of a rifle in his hand doesn’t it? Maybe a hunter? Like the old British paintings.
 

Can you get full on profile pictures of it? The one you have is from an angle above. Both sides as well.
 

It could be a jockey but if that's a rifle stock it's probably a fox hunter.
 

Ill post some more pictures when i get home but i appears that Doubter in MD nailed it.
 

For those looking for more info, it appears that he is holding a cup/trophy with a number on the side and the horse has a number 7 on its side. Thats what made me think Jockey right away.

The odd angle of his hand makes it look like a stock but the back of his hand is flat against his knee with a cup in his palm.
 

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Ill post some more pictures when i get home but i appears that Doubter in MD nailed it.

That's ok. Like you said, no real need. Great ID by Doubter in MD.
 

Amazing I'd nice piece
 

Very nice piece! :occasion14:
 

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