Framed Grand Tour Medallion

Grand tour cast plaster relief medallion of a Sybil. Shadow box mounted on velvet under glass. Measures approximately 6-1/4" x 6" with wooden frame and has a sight image of approximately 2-1/4" x 2".

Set Framed Grand Tour Plaster Medallions. Framed Shadow box has 7 small round and oval medallions. One larger terracotta medallion Dimensions: Terracotta colored 11.5 inches diameter . Medallion only

Lot of 4 antique framed Grand Tour plaster medallions - 3 framed together & 1 framed individually - overall frame sizes 11"x9" & 5"x5"

A white plaster relief medallion representing a multi-figure composition, a man with fowl, a dog, a mother feeding a child under grapevines. A 1960s reproduction of an original 19th-century Grand Tour

Set of pewter Grand Tour souvenirs of the twelve Caesars, mounted and framed. 3 7/8" medallions depict Julius Caesar, Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero, Galba, Otho, Vitellius, Vespasian, T

(3) GRAND TOUR PLASTER INTAGLIO COLLAGES WITH (16) ROMAN CLASSICAL SCENE PLASTER INTAGLIO MEDALLIONS INCLUDING GRECO ROMAN WRESTLERS , DRAGONS & ,MYTHOLOGICAL GROUPINGS - LARGEST IS SHADOW BOX OBELISK

Framed Neoclassical medallions in oval gilt frame. 10 1/2" x 12 1/2".

Framed SET OF ITALIAN PLASTER INTAGLIO MEDALLIONS GRAND TOUR CAMEOS. VARIOUS SHAPE AND SIZE PLASTER INTALIO CAMEOS CONTAINING VARIOUS DIFFERENT DETAILED SUBJECTS.

* A Framed Group of Grand Tour Articles 19th century comprising four ceramic portrait medallions, two gilt metal portrait medallions and five miniature paintings of various classical architectural sce

41 plaster medallions mounted into an antique oval inlaid shadow box frame. With a antique hand written key on frame reverse, framed 13 x 16.5 inches oval ,

Group of five grand tour type intaglios or medallions comprising: an 1866 Sevres bisque portrait of Napoleon, a plaster intaglio of Cupid and Venus, a framed intaglio of gentleman, and a pair of frame

Italian, 19th century. Group of nineteen loose cast plaster bas relief intaglio medallions or "gems", each with classical figural scene (some figural groups, others bust length profile portraits) and

Possibly Continental pair of shadow boxes of Grand Tour type intaglios or tassies of classical subjects, housed under glass with fruiting vine motif frame. Unmarked. Provenance: From the Estate of a p

Framed Grand Tour collection of Greek plaster intaglio casts, fifty individual pieces mounted to black velvet backboard, depicting various scenes and subjects from mythology, centered in gilt frame, o

19th century, white composition with gold tone edge, mounted and framed under glass. DOA 11 x 15 in.

A framed Grand Tour polychrome terracotta plaque of the Arch of Constantine Johann Maresch, Germany, 19th centuryH: 15 1/2, W: 15 1/2 in. (frame); Dia: 12 in. (plaque, sight)

Possibly Italian, pair of framed pastel tone Grand Tour type intaglios, housed in trapezoidal-form frames. Unmarked. Approx. of one, h. 22.5", w. 21", d. 2".

Pair of Framed Grand Tour Intaglio Plaster Reliefs. The frames measures 29 1/2" x 15 1/2". Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos pr

Frames measure 6 1/8" x 12 1/8" . The biggest intaglios (2) are 2 1/2" x 2".

Grand Tour Seals are beige toned. Each appears to be carved on resinous material. Pieces are framed with black and gilt wood frame. Measures approximately 9.5 inches tall 5 inches wide. Grand tour sea

Group Of Framed Intaglios. As Framed Approximately 19.875H x 6.875W x 1.25D in. Largest Intaglio Approximately 2.125W x 1.875H in. Smallest Intaglio Approximately 1.625W x 1.375H in.

Borghese Framed Grand Tour set of 12 Plaster Cameos housed in oval gold gilt frames. Signed with red Borghese label reverse. Dimensions: 13 1/2” x 11”

French, France19th CenturyTerra Cotta, Ceramic3 1/2" in diameterVictorian era Grand Tour souvenir from France. The Medallion depicts Empress, Queen Josephine, wife of Napoleon Bonaparte from 1796-1809

2 Framed Grand Tour Photographs of Ancient Roman Ruins. Two photographs, most likely from the 1950s or earlier, depicting the ancient Roman sites of Basilica di Constantino and Via Appia. The Basilica