Large Greek Cycladic II Marble Spedos Head w/ Art Loss

Carved marble or alabaster figure with an elongated body with U-formed head and pronounced nose. Incised lines on the body emphasize the anatomy. In the Spedos type. Ancient Greece, Cyclades. H. 11.8

Vintage large roman greek mythology veiled lady marble head bust, unsigned, 24"h x 15"w x 8"d

Ancient Greece art deco style man head marble sculpture in the manner of Jean-René Debarre (French, 1907-1968), apparently unsigned, mounted on a stone base. Sculpture: 9" H x 8.75" W x 5" D; base: 3

Figure of a woman after early Cycladic art, stone sculpture on marble base, unsigned. 8" H x 2.25" W. Head has been restored.

Early bronze age (early Spedos Variety). Excavated from Greek Islands. Measures 5-3/8” H x 1-1/4” W (including base). Weighs 6 OZ. U.S. SHIPPING $25 + INSURANCE.

Art Nouveau style woman bust with open cut work around head dress and signed on back A. Cipriani (?) . Small hairline on back of shoulder but does not go through. (see photos). Ht. 21" d. 10" w. 11"

Large Pair of Figural Rams Head Bronze Mounted White Marble Empire Style Lamps w/ Heavy Bronze Finials. Condition: Both Generally Good. Might Have Minor Losses. Dimensions: Total H-34" Including Finia

Collectible painted bronze museum reproduction bronze table sculpture, cast as the Greek Marathon boy, with a white marble. 9.6inch H, 6.5inch L, 4.8inch W (w/ base). .

Archbishop Abuna G.M. Reeder Apollo. Large King Tut Portrait. Signed. Oil on canvas with mixed media. RE-attached snake head wand loss at bottom, otherwise fair condition. 40" w x 58" h x 5" d. Proven

Northwestern Greece, ca. late 6th to 5th centuries BCE. A war helmet made of hammered bronze sheet, with a rectilinear opening for the face, long, pointed cheek pieces, and twin parallel ridges on the

**Back at auction due to non-paying bidder** Northwestern Greece, ca. late 6th to 5th centuries BCE. A war helmet made of hammered bronze sheet, with a rectilinear opening for the face, long, pointed

Greek style marble head, c.1965. 8"D x 7.5"W x 11"H.This head is loose and not attached to the base.Rests on the base facing forward but is not attached to it when on display.Comes with square marble

The Metropolitan Museum Art cold cast marble "Head of the Virgin", details from the Pieta by Michelangelo, Saint Peter's, Rome. "MMA 1982" impressed to back. Head measures 13-1/2" H x 9-1/2" W x 6" D.

H:24cm,W:17cm

WHITE MARBLE BUDDHA HEAD, NORTHERN QI DYNASTY, CHINA ; H. 46 cm. W. 17 cm.

Continental Carved and Gilt Wood Side Table. 19th century. Greek key frieze, acanthus leaves, hairy paw feet. Green Verde marble. Ht. 32" W 54" D 21". Seymour H. Knox II Collection, Buffalo, NY, thenc

Clementine Hunter. Large Funeral Procession. c. 1950. Initialed. Oil on upsom board. Very minor loss at church roof, otherwise excellent condition. Image is 29” w x 22”h. Frame is 34” w x 26”h

Greek, Hellenistic, ca. 2nd to 1st century BCE. Carved in the round, a lovely marble head of a female, perhaps Aphrodite, the goddess of love, beauty, and procreation, depicted with her head turned an

A Greek Fragmentary Marble Male Head Circa 3rd Century B.C. Height 7 7/8 inches. Provenance: Reputedly found in Ephesus, 1908 K.J. Hewett (1919-1994), U.K., prior to 1982 Private Collection, U.K. Maur

Northern Europe, Viking/Norse culture, ca. 10th to 12th century CE. A stunning high quality silver necklace featuring a chain comprised ten silver strands elegantly braided to form a thick chain. The

Ancient Roman Marble head of a goddess c.1st cent AD. Size of head 7 1/4 inches high (together with stand 10 1/2 inches high) A Large Ancient Roman Marble head of a goddess, beautifully carved with ni

Bertil Vallien (Sweden), Janus Head X 7184162, 2006. 47.5 x 9 x 5.5 inches. A sandcast glass sculpture with a stand. One of the most in-demand sculptures by the well-known Swedish artist. Acquired fro

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 3rd century CE. A finely carved marble lion-headed spout, likely from an ancient fountain, with wonderful deep drilling characteristic of the 3rd century that results in dr

Late Hellenistic / Early Roman, ca. 1st century BCE. A finely carved white marble head of Venus (Greek Aphrodite) - this type known as the Venus Genetrix (also Aphrodite Frejus or the Louvre-Naples ty