A PAINTED PLASTER MODEL OF CLASSICAL ROMAN FEMALE

A life-size figure of a mythological Greek / Greco Roman female beauty. Painted plaster figure wearing a draped robe and holding an urn in her right hand. Measures approximately 62" high and 18" diame

A life-size figure of a mythological Greek / Greco Roman female beauty. Painted plaster figure wearing a draped robe and holding the hem of her gown in her right hand. Measures approximately 62" high

German, c.1950, by Somso, plaster model, polychrome hand-painted with organs denoted by hand-painted letters, Arabic numbers and Roman numerals, mounted on painted wooden base, base 33cm x 25cm

20th century A.D. A fragment of wall-plaster with painted image of a female head with a hand entwined in the hair and another beneath the chin; doleful expression in the large brown eyes and tight-lip

AFTER ANTON BRENEK (AUSTRIAN, FL. 19TH CENTURY)AN AUSTRIAN PAINTED PLASTER MODEL OF A PARTIAL MALE ECORCHÉStanding contrapposto, with indistinct inscription for BRENEK 1814 to the integral square

(American, 1896-1950) In the Path of the Sun, circa 1925, unsigned. painted plaster model, 25-5/8 x 8 x 8 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Palm Beach

United States, Chicago, Denoyer Geppert Company, ca. 1915. A handsomely sculpted and painted plaster model of the underside of a human brain created by the Denoyer Geppert Company, a source for human

Pair of Contemporary Italian Style Parcel Gilt Faux Bois Polychromed Benches, 21st c., by Holis Designs, of scrolled design with hand-painted classical Roman figures and ruins, signed, H.- 20 in., W.-

late 19th c., green mark with crown and Imperial Crown China/Austria hand-painted classical Roman figures in a garden, (12) luncheons, 8.5"diam., and (12) 6"diam. plates, six different painted centers

Painted plaster classical sculpture lamp depicting cherub riding mythical creature, 16"h. to top of figure, 26"h. (overall). Good condition.

[ANATOMICAL MODEL]. Painted Cutaway Model of a Human Ear. [Ca. 20th century]. Painted plaster model with hand-written letters or numbers on wooden base. Approximately 12 ½ h x 6 w x 9” d. O

Pair of French sporting painted plaster female figures. Weight lifter and tennis. Circa 1925. Each with brass or metal plaque. H 11-3/4" and 13". CONDITION: Original paint. Very minor chips. Please co

monumental 1930's cast plaster classical female lamp with crackled amber glass globe, on matching gilt pedestal -shade possibly a later replacement 73"

CAPODIMONTE PORCELAIN URN MOUNTED LAMP, H 20", DIA 10"An electrified Capodimonte porcelain urn mounted table lamp. Offers hand-painted Classical Roman vignettes with alternating lion and satyr heads.

MID 20TH CENTURY African-American hand painted plaster female mannequin (72").

large anatomical models of the lower jaw, one East German, c.1950-1960, POLYCHROME hand-painted plaster model with numbered parts, with label ' 'DEUTCHES HYGIENE MUSEUM DRESDEN', 35cm long with a plas

Request condition report! A group of two large painted plaster models of rib bones used as part of the stage set during the 1990 Dio Lock Up The Wolves Tour. Larger, 96 inches PROVENANCE From the Esta

(5) Ancient Greek decorative replicas, ex-museum, Incl. painted plaster models of Charioteer of Delphi statue (14"h on wood stand), two masks (larger: 9.5"h x 10.5"w), and two fresco paintings (larger

Hand Painted Cast Plaster Neo Classical Centerpiece. Painted and molded to look like marble with swag and putti detail. 15 inches x 16 inches in diameter.

Continental, 20th century. Pair of painted plaster cows. Apparently unmarked. Largest approx. h. 12", w. 21", d. 5.5"

This is an early painted plaster anatomical model torso with a wooden base and a privacy wrap around the genital area. Many of the organs are removable. In their book, "Spectacular Bodies", Martin Kem

Bock-Steger, Leipzig, Germany, ca. 1890 CE. A handsomely crafted and painted plaster anatomical model of a cross section of the human brain with original "Bock-Steger Lips" brass label. Franz Josef St

double-handled, bulbous-form, painted with classical Roman soldier on rearing horse; the reverse with monogram, 20.5”h; 20”wPurchased in 1985 from the potter Franco Sebastiani, Buccheri e

Bock-Steger, Leipzig, Germany, ca. 19th century CE. A handsomely crafted and painted plaster anatomical model of the human brain with original "Bock-Steger Lips" brass label. Franz Josef Steger and pa