CLASSICAL ROMAN PERIOD MARBLE CARVING

Similar to examples in the Musie Capitolini. 9 1/2 x 7 x 6 1/2 inches (carving only) 15 inches (including contemporary base)

"Abduction of Persephone" marble carved in base relief. 16 1/2 x 22 inches. framed 22 x 28 inches (overall)

This solemn marble bust, sized 8 by 6 cm, carries the enigmatic presence of the ancient world, with features that may be attributed to either the classical Greco-Roman period or the Renaissance era. T

This solemn marble bust, sized 10.5 by 5 cm, carries the enigmatic presence of the ancient world, with features that may be attributed to either the classical Greco-Roman period or the Renaissance era

Late Roman marble sculpture of a lamb(on stand)12"L x 7.5"H x 4"WDavids notes: A wonderful carving of a lamp from the late Roman period, circa 4th to 6th century AD. One of the favorite subjects of la

A classical visage emerges from time's embrace; this marble head fragment from the Greco-Roman period exudes the serene composure characteristic of the era's portraiture. The visage, measuring 11 by 6

**Originally Listed At $3700** Rome, Julio-Claudian Period, ca. 1st century CE. A Roman marble head of a boy with closely cropped hair, classical smile and features. The classicizing features and trea

Carved Roman period marble head, circa 200 A.D.Marble head: 10 inches high. Stand: Four inches high.

Roman Period White Marble Sculpture of a Leg Against a Tree, Measures 11 Inches without Base And Roman Period Marble Rams Horns, Measures 5 x 7 Inches without Base

Roman Marble Fragmentary Relief Carving of a Horse Head 5 1/23 x 6 3/4 x 3 1/4 in. Illustrated in Rolf Winkes, Love for Antiquity, Selections from the Joukowsky Collection, Brown Univ

First or Second Century AD life size marble portrait of a woman. With later restorations. On a marble plinth cut from a Roman marble inscription. Dimensions: (On Plinth) H 16" x W 8" x D 9" Condition:

Well-defined neck muscles. 1st or 2nd century AD. On a custom base. Dimensions: (Overall) H 11", (Marble) H 6" x W 7" x D 8" Condition: Some surface encrustation. Head appears to have been fairly clea

Six pieces. Ca 19th century Grand Tour period. Classical Roman scenes. Gold plated mounts.

(lot of 2) Classical Greco-Roman style marble busts, each depicting a lady with an elaborate coiffure. largest: 16"h

**Originally Listed At $300** Classical World, Graeco-Roman period, ca. 2nd to 1st century BCE. A fine gathering of four glass beads, each with a suspension hole through the central body. Two of the b

**Originally Listed At $250** Classical World, Greco-Roman period, ca. 2nd century BCE to 1st century CE. A trio of handsome ceramic oil lamps, all with a rounded body and a spout projecting from one

(2) 4th Century BC Pottery Vessels, Ex Kralings Museum. (2) 4th Century BC-Roman Period Classical Pottery Vessels, Ex Christie's. Deaccesssed from the Kralings Museum (Rotterdam Netherlands) from the

This group of 25 melon shape beads, made from exquisite rock crystal, exemplifies the meticulous craftsmanship and cultural significance of the Roman period. The intricate carving and polished finish

Good condition, despite some small restorationsMarble head , central roman imperial style, late 1th century. With its wonderful proportions, this sculpture is a beautiful example of classic roman scul

DESCRIPTION: Neoclassical bust depicting a male figure sporting curly hair and mounted on a black marble base with white veins. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: European DIMENSIONS: H: 13.75" W: 6" L: 5" H

7x5cm Weight: 32gram

The Hurstmont Sarcophagus A Marble Sarcophagus, Roman Period or later Height 18 x width 54 x depth 15 inches. Provenance: The sarcophagus was procured and placed at Hurstmont Mansion (Morristown, New

ITEM: Capital with egg and dart pattern MATERIAL: Marble CULTURE: Roman PERIOD: 3rd - 5th Century A.D DIMENSIONS: 115 mm x 187 mm diameter CONDITION: Good condition, repaired PROVENANCE:<

Metal Bas Relief Wall Sculpture of a Roman,Greek Man. A cast metal portrait of a Greek or Roman man wearing a laurel wreath. In the classical Hellenistic and Roman time period, the wreath were worn to