ST. GEORGE ON HORSE SLAYING DRAGON - BRONZE

St George On Horse Slaying Dragon Material: Cold Cast Bronze Size: (L) 9 1/8

20th Century Bronze Medieval Style Sculpture on Marble Base. Depicts St. George slaying the dragon. European Bronze Finest foundry. Measures 8-1/2" H x 4-3/4" W. Condition: Rubbing to surface, minor d

St. George on White horse slaying the dragon, on a seed pearl chain, with one old mine cut diamond. 2 in. l.

Enid Bell Palanchian (British, 1904-1994) glazed ceramic sculpture of St. George on a horse slaying the dragon, on stand; signed "Enid Bell" behind shield. Other examples of her work are in the Smiths

Miniature Bronze St. George Slaying Dragon, 4" High.

Hummel Figurine #55; Matte porcelain, hand painted. St. George on a rearing horse slaying a dragon. 'M. I. Hummel' inscribed on back of base. Goebel backstamp on bottom. Dimensions: 5.5"L x 3.

St George Standing And Slaying Dragon Material: Cold Cast Bronze Size: (H) 12 5/8

A gilt bronze sculpture. Titled, "St. George Slaying a Dragon," after the carved wood altarpieces produced for the church of the monastery of Champmol in Dijon, France, the original produced before 13

18th c. Russian Traveling Icon, with relief molded depiction of St. George on horseback slaying a dragon, image of Christ in lug at top, white and blue enamel highlights, with 1975 purchase receipt, 3

This Folk art Jacaranda wood hand carving of St George seating on a rearing horse as the Saint slays the dragon in his gaping mouth with a thick pole. Neither the sharp-toothed horse nor St George loo

HORSE BRASSES - Four Sets of Four 19th c. Brasses on the original leather straps, including: Draft Horse, King on Horseback, Horse Head in Horseshoe, St. George Slaying the Dragon, Queen's Crown, (2)

6th-7th century AD or later. A square bronze tabular weight with reserved image of nimbate St. George on rearing horse spearing a supine dragon, serpents and ropework border. 208 grams, 59mm (2 1/4").

DIAMOND BROOCH, ST GEORGE AND THE DRAGON, MID 20TH CENTURY modelled as St George on horseback slaying a dragon beneath a crown, set with single-cut diamonds, the eyes of the dragon and horse accented

A large antique Russian bronze sculpture depicting George the Victorious slaying the dragon, raised on a red marble base with an attached metal plaque bearing an engraved inscription in Russian and th

A silver presentation dish, A silver presentation dish, by Garrard & Co., London 1967, decorated to the centre with St George slaying the dragon, inscribed to the rim 'Royal International Horse Show,

After Eugenio Pattarino. Pair terra cotta sculptures of knights on horseback including St. George slaying the dragon. Each roughly 17.5" x 15" x 8.5". Chips to reigns on one and horse's mane on both.

This is a bronze sculpture depicting the legendary Saint George Killing a dragon. The slaying is said to have happened in a place called Silene in Libya. A plaque-bearing dragon lived around a town of

This is a Bronze Sculpture depicting the legendary Saint George Killing a dragon. The slaying is said to have happened in a place called Silene in Libya. A plaquebearing dragon lived around a town of

This is a Bronze Sculpture depicting the legendary Saint George Killing a dragon. The slaying is said to have happened in a place called Silene in Libya. A plaque bearing dragon lived around a town of

RUSSIAN SILVER PLATE ICON, ST. GEORGE SLAYING DRAGON. 12 1/2 X 10 1/4"

One late 19th century sterling silver and glass enameled pendent of St. George slaying a dragon with original sterling and enameled chain containing thirty-four seed pearls.Chain length: 8.5 in, Penda

Isle Hansen color lithograph on paper. Titled St. George Slaying the Dragon. Bright yellow ground. Measures 17" x 12". Frame measures 24" x 17". Good condition. In house USA continental shipping $85 p

Decorative, engraved with unique design. 20" tall x 15.75" wide x 7.5" deep

An antique metal armor breast plate in 16-17th century European style, engraved with a unique design depicting St. George slaying a dragon to the center and other scenes. Possibly Hungarian or Eastern