ANCIENT ROMAN ARCHITECTURAL COLUMN SCULPTURE

An Ancient Roman hand-carved limestone sculpture. Late Etruscan or early Republic period, ca. 6th to 5th century BC. The piece is a fragment of an architectural sculpture representing a reclining bull

Including a fragment of the outer walls of the Coliseum, and a fragment of the Temple of Castor and Pollux in the Roman Forum, acquired c. 1898

7 pieces. Mint condition. Unboxed.

Ancient Roman Sculpture von Matt, Leonard (1960). London, Longmans / Genova, Stringa Edit. CHF 50 / 100 EUR 45 / 91 _____________________________ The library of Dr J. Robert Guy The part of

After GIOVANNI BATTISTA PIRANESI (Italian 1720-1778) Ten unframed "Ancient Roman Architectural Ruins" Etching (posthumous printing). Each is matted and wrapped in plastic. Largest: 37 1/8 x 26 1/8 inc

Mid-20th century. After an ancient Roman sculpture, on a stepped three color marble base. 28.5"h.

Replicating the Ancient Roman sculpture found at Pompeii; designed to hold an oil lamp, modeled by Pietro Massulli and cast at the J.Chiurazzi & Fils Foundry in Naples. 16" H.

Roman Architectural Column Building Design Ansonia Clock The mantel clock has an open escapement and is stamped Ansonia New York on the movement ( date on movement appears to be June 14 1881 ) Black o

An ancient Roman School bronze sculpture of Aphrodite of Knidos. Aphrodite of Knidos is so named because it is a sculpture of Aphrodite that Praxiteles sold to the city of Knidos. Standing Female Figu

Ancient Roman Marble architectural Fragment c.1st-2nd century AD. Size 10 1/2 inches length x 6 inches high + mount. Thick walled White marble architectural fragment from a wall or sarcophagus? with f

Pair Greco Roman Architectural Salvage Columns. This pair architectural salvage columns are tapered and one is fluted. Gesso over wood. Attributed to the 1981 demolition of the Biltmore Hotel, NYC. Me

Pair Greco Roman Architectural Salvage Columns. This pair architectural salvage columns are tapered and fluted. Gesso over wood. Attributed to the 1981 demolition of the Biltmore Hotel, NYC. Measuresa

Pair Greco Roman Architectural Salvage Columns. This pair architectural salvage columns are tapered and fluted. Gesso over wood. Attributed to the 1981 demolition of the Biltmore Hotel, NYC. Measuresa

19th century Italian Grand Tour Alabaster Architectural Classical Column Sculpture. 17-1/4" high. Some chips and losses.

Ancient Roman Limestone Statue Fragment c.1st century AD. Size 15 inches high x 15 inches wide. Large Ancient Roman Egypt Architectural limestone fragment with a relief of two standing figures between

Ancient Roman Limestone Statue Fragment c.1st century AD. Size 14 1/4 inches high x 13 1/4 inches wide. Ancient Roman Egypt Architectural limestone fragment with a relief of a standing naked figures a

Ancient Roman Limestone Statue Fragment c.1st century AD. Size 14 inches high x 9 inches wide. Ancient Roman Egypt Architectural limestone fragment with a relief of a standing female lower torso weari

An Ancient Roman terracotta sculpture. Hellenistic period, ca. 4th to 3rd century BC, presumably of Etruscan origin. The piece represents a votive bust, a head of a noble woman wearing an intricate br

A pair of ancient Roman glass sculptures depicting lifelike representations of fishes with intricate detailing. Crafted with finesse, the sculptures present fishes in a dynamic and expressive pose, ca

Ancient Roman Clay Head Sculpture Overall height approx 15.5 in x 6.5 in W x 5.5 in D. Head is approx. 10 in H. Weight: 7.4 lbs.

AN ANCIENT ROMAN CARVED MARBLE ARCHITECTURAL FRAGMENT ON STAND, CIRCA 50 AD, the weathered white marble fragment from a Corinthian order capital with carved acanthus leaves, mounted on enameled metal

Ancient Roman Style Figural Sculpture. Terracotta type material on wood base. She stands 32" tall. Condition is fair to good with typical surface scratches. Starting bid $100.

This remarkable glass piece, measuring 5x3 cm (1.97x1.18 inches), is believed to be a small bottle or flask from the Roman Empire, dating between the 1st and 3rd century AD. Glassware in Roman times w

This engaging piece is a small sculpture of a cockerel, standing 3 cm tall, 2.5 cm wide, and 1 cm deep, which is approximately 1.18 inches by 0.98 inches by 0.39 inches. Made from bronze, this artifac