Truth Roman Goddess of Liberty Bronze Candle Holder

Interestingly, the artist refers to this statue as La Verité (Truth) on the Palais de Justice in Paris. It is also called Libertas the Roman goddess of liberty, but the painting that inspired i

Interestingly, the artist refers to this statue as La Verit&eacute. (Truth) on the Palais de Justice in Paris. It is also called Libertas the Roman goddess of liberty, but the painting that inspired i

Western Europe, probably French or English, ca. 18th century CE. A beautiful hand-carved candle holder in the form of Ceres (Greek Demeter), the Roman goddess of agriculture and fertility, holding a t

DESCRIPTION: A Neoclassical figural bronze in form of a handled candleholder, depicts a Greco-Roman mother and child at the center, flanked by two candle holders, additional ornate decorated handle an

Bronze centerpiece candleholder, signed on the outer side of bowl, Walter, 1920 and marked Roman Bronze Works, NY. Dimensions: H 12" x W 14" x D 6.5" Condition: Patina.

Two Antique Bronze Candlestick Candle Holders In The Form Of a Young Gladiator. Provenance: Palm Beach Estate Estimated more than 200 yrs old. Italian art dates back to the Ancient Romans who left rem

Bronze 3 Light Candelabra of Roman Warrior with weighted iron base. Used condition, wear, worn, missing riser under candle holder. 15 1/2" tall x 15 1/2" wide x 5 1/2" deep

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A Pair of Roman goddess bronze sculptures, depicting roman goddess Ceres, the goddess of agriculture; and Libertas, the female personification of liberty and personal freedom. Both

Crafted of fine quality cast bronze with patinated and gold Dore finish. In Neoclassical Greco-Roman style with figures holding plume decorated triple candle holders. Mounted to white and black marble

Roman, Imperial to Byzantine Era, ca. 4th to 8th century CE. A collection of cast bronze and brass objects from the late Roman and Byzantine period- an oil reservoir filler, a crescent blade shoemaker

CHINESE ENAMEL GILT BRONZE CANDLE HOLDER. H. 23 cm. W. 16.5 cm. Local pickup in our NJ warehouse available. Shipping cost $30 to US 48 states and $100 for oversea delivery. Combined shipping available

Tiffany Studios bronze candle holder with jeweled glass inserts in candle cup, height is 7 7/8" signed Tiffany, glass inserts in good condition.

20th cen, pair 1930's art deco type japanese bronze candle holder, fitted box, 16.5"ht

Tiffany bronze candle holder with blown out glass candle cup, some stains on patina, glass good, candlestick is 13" tall

ERTE (Russian-born French 1892-1990) "Fortune" Bronze candle holder. 11 1/8 x 9 3/4 x 3 7/8 inches. Signed, numbered and dated back of base: 33/395; 1987. *Includes COA.

L. 13 cm. W. 13 cm. H. 40 cm. Weight 3310 gram.

Chinese archaic style bronze candle holder with figure motif, 5.6"Hx6.4"x5.25

Pair of Louis XVI gilt bronze candlestick holder urns. Featuring a reversible top with a pine cone. One side used as urn, converts to a candle holder when flipped over. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery wi

Romain De Tirtoff Erte (Russian. 1892-1990) bronze candle holder titled 'Fortune'. Signed, dated 1987, holds Con-Ker publisher mark and numbered 13/395. Measures 10" (25.5cm) height.

Japan, ca 17th to 18th century. Rare! Bronze candle holder in the form of an ear cup. Egg-shaped implement with hinged lid that folds out to show a short pricket and spout that allows melted wax to be

Pair of Art Nouveau brass two-light candle holders with gold gilt patina. Marked on bottom, "Tiffany Studios New York #1230". Each holder measures 7.5" x 3" x 9.25"

Chinese archaic style bronze candle holder with figure motif, 5.6"Hx6.4"x5.25"

Romain 'Erte' de Tirtoff, Russian (1892-1990) 'Fortunes' double candle holder Is a Buddha style seated figure in patinated and polychromed bronze. Signed on the back, dated 1987, stamped Con-Ker, numb

omain 'Erte' de Tirtoff, Russian (1892-1990) 'Fortunes' Candlestick double candle holder Is a Buddha style seated figure in patinated and polychromed bronze. Signed on the back, Dated 1987. AP4/12. Me