A Lady Carrying Water Jugs Bronze Sculpture

This Statue is a conceptual representation of a Victorian woman standing. She carrying and holding two water jugs in her hand. She is clearly deep in thought, as her stern gaze stays fixed on a point

MAN CARRYING WATER JUGS, 1908, cast bronze sculpture with dark patina, signed and dated 08 near foot, 10” tall with small marble base.

Antique bronze mounted on base. Features a Hellenic young man holding a water amphora and a cane. Unmarked. Weight: 10lbs. Dimensions: 5-1/2"W x 17-1/2"H

D. Alonzo Signed Bronze Sculpture of Woman Carrying Water Jugs, signature to back reads D. Alonzo, measures 6 1/2 l x 4 w x 19 3/4 h inches, piece has weight to it. Art, wall art, artwork, home decor,

Bronze Sculpture Signed Debut Man Carrying Water Jug. Ht. 25 1/2"

Bronze Sculpture signed L. Pilet peasant Mother & Child carrying water jug, 15"h x 8"w, small break on water jug see picture attached

AFTER HENRI LOUIS LEVASSEUR (FRENCH, 1853-1934) BRONZE GARDEN STATUE, hollow-body form, depicting a young lady carrying a water jug on her head, signed "H / LEVASSEUR" and with foundry number "42390".

AFTER A. MOREAU, BRONZE SCULPTURE, H 21":Modeled as a boy carrying a water jug. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

After Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) Bronze Figure of Water Boy - Patinated bronze sculpture of a young boy carrying a water jug. 22" h. Inscribed "Aug Moreau" on base. Atop a marble platform.

DESCRIPTION: Antique bronze sculpture depicting a smiling woman's bust and arms carrying a corked water jug. Piece is decorated with gilt accents, signed on verso, and mounted on a marble base. CIRCA:

DESCRIPTION: A patinated bronze sculpture after Auguste Moreau (French, 1826 - 1897). Titled: The Water Bearer. Cast bronze figural sculpture. Depicts a young child carrying a jug of water. Signed wit

Circa 1900, finely carved marble figure of a maiden carrying water jug, with a beveled onyx base, very good condition, total height 25.5", base measures 7" x 8.25"

Translating to The Nile tobacco, a great self framed tin sign with a robed young lady carrying a water jug along the water. Light wear and some surface scratches but overall a great tin sign. Conditio

Gold filled yellow and rose charm bracelet. 8" long, tambourine with mother of pearl insert, articulated fish, lady carrying dish on head, water jug, amethyst nugget. 39.3 grams total weight.

Carved Art Nouveau marble sculpture, maiden carrying water jug at fountain, sitting on a beveled onyx base. Apparently unsigned; 25 1/2 inches high, 7 x 8 1/4 inch base.

Unsigned. 66 3/4"h.

Marcel Debut (French, 1865-1933) "Porteur d'eau Tunisien," Orientalist bronze sculpture depicting man carrying water, signed "Debut" and marked "Prix de Rome" on base, stamped on base "Exposition Univ

Gaston Veuvenot Leroux (FRENCH, 1854 - 1942) large Orientalist bronze sculpture depicting a woman carrying water jars. She is depicted in layered robe with head dress as she descends green cold painte

This exquisite ceramic sculpture depicts two women carrying water jugs on their heads. The intricate details and meticulous craftsmanship showcase the talent of the renowned artist, Fulgencio Garcia.

This Is A Beautifully Sculpted Statue Of A Topless Woman Carrying Two Jugs. She Wears A Long Flowing Skirt That Is Tied At Her Waist, Creating A Beautiful Cascade Of Creases. Her Body Is Slender Yet S

August Moreau Gilt Bronze Sculpture "COSETTE" depicting a maiden holding a water jug with foundry mark. H. 21 1/2" Overall Ht. 38" Now electrified and mounted as a lamp.

DESCRIPTION: Gilt bronze sculpture depicting a girl standing before an upset water jug. Piece is signed on reverse "J. LECOMPTE". CIRCA: Late 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H: 2

A large marble sculpture of a lady carrying a water pail on a column-form base. Dimensions: 69.5" H total. The figure measures 27" H x 12" W. The pedestal measures 39.5" H x 10.5" W. Provenance: From

Two Ancient Persian Bronze FigurinesTwo small ancient Persian bronze figurines: Luristan idol carrying two water jugs tied to a yoke; together with a yak with distinct single hump along spine and wide