Roman Banqueteer's Couch with Lion's Skin

DESCRIPTION: A french Emile Picault (1833-1915) "Le Devoir" bronze sculpture. This is a patinated bronze figurine of a roman soldier, draped in lion skin, evoking the skin of the Lion of Nemea worn by

**Originally Listed At $600** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A cast leaded-bronze statuette depicting Hercules (Greek Herakles, Heracles) standing in quintessential contrapposto po

L AEL AVREL COMM AVG P FEL bust wearing lion skin headdress right / HERCVL ROMAN AVGV in three lines, upright club in centre, all within wreath. RIC 251. VF+

An impressive and large Frederic Eugène Piat (FRENCH, 1827 - 1903) figural spelter clock depicting a Roman female wearing armor standing atop a lion skin rug. Spelter clock sculpture is mounted atop

An impressive and large Frederic Eugène Piat (FRENCH, 1827 - 1903) figural bronzed spelter clock depicting a Roman female wearing armor standing atop a lion skin rug. Bronzed spelter clock sculpture

Circa 100-200 ADA post-classical gold ring with oval bezel and tapering band, the roman cameo convex oval carnelian gem engraved with bust of Hercules wearing Nemean lion skin over head. Ring possibly

Rome, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. Cast via the lost wax process, a bronze wagon/chariot fitting depicting a bust of Herakles (Hercules) wearing a lion skin and lion-headed cloak with f

Rome, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. A solid cast bronze figure depicting Hercules (Herakles) standing in quintessential contrapposto pose, with left hand clutching lion's skin draped over a column, and r

2nd-1st century BC. A bronze figure of Hercules, naked, and with lion skin over right arm and carrying club; tangs on feet for insertion to base. 157 grams, 10cm (4"). From an important North London c

Roman Empire, ca 3rd century CE. Marble sculpture of warrior (possibly Herakles) advancing left, cape or lion skin over his shoulder, left hand grasping weapon, nicely muscled torso. Custom base. Size

A ROMAN CHALCEDONY INTAGLIO HEAD OF YOUNG EMPEROR AS HERCULES. 2nd century A.D.10x13x2 mmThe effigy is facing right, with a laureated head and a lion's skin tied around the neck. Probably an emperor i

A Roman silver ring with carnelian ring stone, c. 2nd - 3rd Century AD, the translucent orange stone bearing the image of seated figure, possibly Herakles holding apple, lion's skin and club. The silv

One handle of a situla in the form of a lion skin. One knife handle in the form a leg of a table with a griffin protome. One stylized foot of a pyxis possibly showing a canine. 8.5 cm. - 9.5 cm. - 7 c

Ca. 400 BC An oval chalcedony intaglio engraved with Heracles (Roman Hercules) walking on a baseline, set in a beautiful, later gold frame. The hero is depicted naked with a lion skin over his right a

Roman Cornelian Intaglio Ringstone with Bust of Heracles, c. 2nd-3rd Century A.D.Attractive limpid cornelian, finely engraved with the bust of Heracles wearing the lion’s skin over his head.Size:1.6

19th century Grand Tour architectural fragment, depicting the Roman god Hercules holding a club in his right hand with a lion skin draped over his left arm, 9.75"h x 6.5"w x 2"d.

FLORIDA RESIDENT ONLY. LOCAL PICK UP, WE WILL NOT SHIP. AFRICAN SAFARI TROPHY. INCREDIBLE RUG IS FULL BODY WITH FELT UNDERLAYMENT.

African Lion Skin Taxidermy Rug. Mounted on felt. No Labels. Good condition, not dry, not cracking, claws intact. Measures 112" L x 83" W (front paw to paw, 73" W (back paw to paw). This item is too l

C. early 1900's. Mounted on leather. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 96" x 72 - 1/2" x 8 - 1/2".

Provenance: A Fredericksburg, TX Estate 119" long x 83" wide

Vintage Lion skin taxidermy rug with full head and mane. Good condition some tears, see photos. Item to be picked up by buyer within the state of Florida. Measures 118" from nose to tail x 82" wide.

Heading: (Ward, Rowland) Author: Best, Gerald, editor Title: Rowland Ward's Records of Big Game XIth Edition (Africa) Place Published: London Publisher:Rowland Ward Ltd Date Published: 1962

2nd-3rd century AD. A finial formed as a lion leaping from acanthus leaf column capital, forepaws outstretched, detailing to the full mane, ears, head and muzzle; rectangular tapering socket to base.

Lion skin rug, 80" l x 55" w.