A pair of grand tour bronze figures,

Pair Grand Tour bronze cabinet figures, 19th/20th c., possibly French, patinated cast bronze, depicting two Vestal Virgins, one carrying an urn of the sacred fire, unmarked, approx. 9.5"h x 3"w x 2"d

A Pair of Grand Tour Bronze Bacchic Figures 19th Century Height of taller example 5 7/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Sold to Benefit Berea Colleg

Pair Grand Tour bronze and marble figures,14" ht

A RARE VERY LARGE PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN GRAND TOUR BRONZE FIGURES OF THE PUGILISTS After Antonio Canova (1757-1852) , modelled as Creugas & Damozenos, upon original serpentine bases, Chiurazzi

Columns Continental, late 19th century, each surmounted by gilt bronze figures of Romans holding shields and seated on brass caps over flaring serpentine and sienna marble columns, seated on stepped b

Dante and a second figure. Presented on On marble pedestals with round bases. 8 inches (overall)

Pair of Grand Tour bronze sculptures depicting Mercury and Fortuna, after Giambologna (Flemish, 1529-1608), each supported on bronze column bases cast with figures in neoclassical-style relief. Excell

The pair topped by a bronze acanthus bud on the slate dome top over a frieze of Classical figures in bronze, supported by Corinthian columns framing a Classical bronze statue in miniature on circular

Pair 19th Century Grand Tour Bronze Bacchian Portrait Plaques - a pair of round wall plaques with a gilt bronze rim and central 3-dimensional portrait of a male and female Bacchian figure. 4 7/8" diam

Pair of Grand Tour patinated bronze statue sculptures after Guillaume Coustou the Elder (French, 1677-1746) "Marly Horses" statues, depicting male figures wrangling horses. Each: 8" H x 7.25" W x 3" D

after JEAN DE BOLOGNE, (French/Italian, 1524-1608): Bronze figures of Mercury standing on the wind, Fortuna standing on wheel, affixed to marble plinths with bronze neoclassical friezes, signed Jean d

Probably French, modeled after architectural structure, of columns surrounding standing classical figures.H 14 1/2",W 8"

A pair of Grand Tour style gilt and patinated bronze urns on stands, each having handled sides, the bowl decorated with mythological figures and rising on a footed base, 5"h

Antique grand tour bronze sculpture dancing satyr with cymbals. Bookend, ornamental statue, own a piece of history.Measure 12 1/2" Tall 6" Wide. Wooden base is 3 & 7/8" x 3 1/2".Total Weight 8.48 Lbs.

Three Grand Tour bronze groups, 19th century, comprising a pair of Neoclassical style columns each surmounted by a standing model of Napoleon and a Classical figure. Dimensions:Height of pair 8 3/4in;

(Lot of 4) Grand Tour style miniatures, comprising a pair of Classical figures in niches within wood frames, 6.75"h x 3.25" (framed) and a pair of patinated bronze Roman centurions, greatest 5.5"h.

A set of two (2) bronze figurines. Figural works in the style of Grand Tour statues, depicting Graces or similar figures, modeled with long Classical chemise robes, and presented on circular disk shap

Signed. Bronze. Marble base. Figural. 3 bulbs in each. 64 1/2" h x 19 1/2" w x 17 1/4" d.

Pair Grand Tour bronze busts, Plato and Homer, 19th/20th c., dark patinated cast bronze, each titled on front, each 10"h x 5"w x 4.5"d Provenance: Property of a New York City Collector

Venus Italian School, 19th or early 20th century, figure of Venus with an apple after Bertel Thorvaldsen (Danish, 1768-1844), rectangular marble base, unmarked, 10 in.; figure of a standing Venus part

4" x 8"

French Grand Tour bronze figure of "The Dying Gaul", second quarter 19th century, after the original antique marble in the Capitoline Museum, Rome, the sculpture marked "Reduction Mechanique / Collas"

A Grand Tour Bronze Figure of a Gladiator on a Marble Baseearly 20th centuryon a marble plinth, marked Damusseno and includes a Nelli Roma foundry markHeight 24 1/2 inches with base.Property from the

Italian Grand Tour Patinated Bronze Figure of Dionysus fourth quarter 19th century, after the sculpture (originally identified as Narcissus) excavated in 1862 in the ruins of Pompeii and now conserved