Nick Mercury Caduceus Bookend Bronze

Flying Mercury Hermes w/ Caduceus Bronze Statue Sculpture Giambologna 20" x 11" Giambologna became well known for a fine sense of action and movement, and a refined, differentiated surface fi

Total Dimensions: Height 23'' x Width 13''Approximate Weight: 12 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

Mercury Mercury with full length caduceus staff Bronze Sculpture 38 in. tall Marked B Boschetti on base Condition: Good

Two bronze sculptures after Giambologna (Flemish-Italian, 1529-1608) and Donatello (Italian, 1386-1466). Bronze figures of Mercury with caduceus and David with the head of Goliath, each on marble plin

19th C. Solid bronze sculpture of Mercury with his caduceus. Depicted in an active pose being blown upward by the breath of personified Wind. The bronze rests on an attached marble base with a circula

Item/Description: Bronze statue Flying Mercury with The caduceus staff. On base: Fonderia Giorgio Sommer. Mercury (Hermes in Greek Mythology), was one of the twelve gods of the Olympus. (Giovanni Bolo

"The Wind" .A grand tour bronze, highly polished finish on marble base, after Italian sculptor Giambologna. Mercury or Hermes. Early 1900's. Unsigned. 26" high.

The flying Mercury holds a caduceus and is emerging from the mouth of the wind; modeled after Giovanni da Bologna (1529-1608). 11 1/2" H x 7" W. Condition: forefinger broken/missing; appears to be mis

(Italian, circa 1820-1879) Mercury, holding the caduceus, raised on gust of wind issuing from the mouth of Boreas, after the original by Giambologna (1529-1608), signed on bronze plinth "B. Boschetti/

Pair of American Empire-style bronze sconces, late 19th century, in the Venetian taste, with patinated arm and fist holding the caduceus of Hermes/Mercury, with wings and serpent motifs representative

Vintage miniature bronze statue of Mercury holding staff of Caduceus, 3"H

Possibly grand tour, patinated bronze sculpture of Mercury in flight, carrying his caduceus; on a red marble base; after the 1580 original by Giovanni da Bologna. 28" H.

Ancient Roman Bronze figure of Mercury c.2nd-3rd cent AD. Size 3 1/4 inches high. Fine cast Italo-Roman bronze figure of Mercury standing wearing petasos, holding caduceus and purse (latter now missin

After Giambologna (Flemish/Italian, 1529-1608), Patinated Bronze Figure of Mercury, 20th c., holding a Caduceus, standing on the breath of Zeus, on a marble base, H.- 28 in., W.- 12 in., D.- 8 in.

Gilded Bronze Mercury After Giambologna, gilded bronze statue on black patinated base, depicting Mercury/Hermes in winged helmet, caduceus at hand, with wings at feet, pointing upward towards to heave

Running Mercury, on marble base holding a caduceus. Signed. 26"H

After Jean de Bologne Mercury on Allegory of North Wind Bronze: Measures 27" tall. Base putti relief round plinth. Caduceus (healing arts staff) that Mercury holds needs repaired.

Jean De Bologne, After Giambologna, "Mercury," gilt bronze signed on the integral figural base, after the 1580 sculpture at the Villa Medici, depicting Mercury with winged cap and feet, caduceus in le

Verdigris patinated bronze sculpture, 19th c., Mercury, after Giovanni Bologna (Giambologna, 1529-1608), losses to wing at proper right foot, top of caduceus staff, approx 73.5"h **Provenance: an Aust

First half-20th century. The larger is on a black slate base with embossed bronze band of Putti at work, 21.75"h., and smaller is on a green marble base, Caduceus is broken, 15.25”h.

Late 19th century French gilt bronze mantel clock, modeled as the god Mercury (Hermes) above the case with acanthus details, classical motifs of sword-form caduceus and crossed torch motifs with pendu

He is depicted wearing a winged Pegasus on his head and winged sandals which give him speed in flight. He carries the caduceus in his hand, the staff given to him by Apollo that has come to symbolize

Neoclassical patinated bronze sculpture, Mercury (Hermes), after the original by Giambologna (Italian, 1529-1608), cylindrical plinth with procession of figures in relief, loss to caduceus, small chip

He is depicted wearing a winged Pegasus on his head and winged sandals which give him speed in flight. He carries the caduceus in his hand, the staff was given to him by Apollo that has come to symbol