Art Deco sculpture - id help please?

Any ideas/positive identification about this sculpture please? It is certainly a period piece wich I also believe was produced in France. I have owned several similar items by the same maker, none of wich have been maker marked or signed: A charioteer with 2 horses, and a larger Roman soldier with a javelin-spear. They too have been produced from 'spelter-metal' & brass.

Single horse figurines (such as those shown) were produced by TEDD at their own foundry in Paris, however they always tend to be clearly signed with block capital letters and were produced as book-ends.

This example is relatively large and not at all common in this size. Its total length is 22 inches. The base is granite/marble.

 

This helps you not, but it looks like a match, minus the chains and the finish:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/achilles-roman-gladiator-chariot-1969566387

 

Hi Ritzy and WELCOME to ANTIQUERS!!! LOVE your Avatar!!! Feel free to post a larger image of THAT too!!!!! LOOKS GORGEOUS!! AND that bronze chariot sculpture isn't quite as large as yours at 19"..........both nice!! Can't help with ID, but others should be along too!

 

Thanks for the warm welcome folks!!! The 'Worthpoint' link is helpful too, if only to make some comparison @sabre123.

 

Your wish is My command, Aquitaine ) Here's some more pics. It was produced by Riedel (best known for their production of wine-glasses) during the 1930s. I've also added a photo with it displayed together with a few other Deco glass ladies in my collection...

 

One more for now Examples by Cambridge, USA. Bagley, England UK. Brockwitz, Germany. Libochovice, Czechoslovakia.

 

Glorious glass !

 

I'll add some more at some point tomorrow when the lighting is better... It's currently 10:30pm on this side of the pond...

 

Stunning!

 

Thank you for posting!!! They’re ALL BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

 

WOW!!! LOVELY Collections!!