Roman Marble Cupid Holding a Bird

1st-2nd century A.D. or later. A white marble right forearm and hand, modelled in the round gripping a bird; simple detailing to the bird's head and to the folds of the skin on the palm of the hand an

Ancient Roman Marble Hand holding a Bird c.1st-2nd cent AD. Size 5 1/4 inches length. Fine carved Roman Marble Hand fragment from a statue, life size for a child. impressive quality and detailds. Prov

Ancient Roman Marble Hand c.1st-2nd century AD. Size 5 3/4 inches length. Fine marble hand fragment from a statue holding Bird. Lovely root mark patina. Ex Private New York city collection acquired in

Ancient Roman Small Marble figure of Venus c.1st century AD. Size 3 1/4 inches high. Fine carved marble figure of Venus holding cupid eros at shoulder. Provenance: Franke Zollman MD USA.

A Near Pair of Minton Majolica Tazzae 1862 and 1865, Each with faux rouge marble quatrefoil bowl supported by two cupids holding foliate garlands, centered by two opposed birds, one tazza with gilt de

Louis XVI style bronze dore and marble annular clock, finial modeled as cupid holding aloft a torch, two horizontal chapter rings with Roman and Arabic numerals, case supported by three female figures

Antique lead cupid holding bird, one bird wing As Is.

Ca. 100-300 AD. A marble Cupid torso. Despite the absence of its head, the torso exudes an undeniable handsomeness that captivates the observer. Adorned with an armful of luscious fruits, the chubby n

19th century hand painted Meissen porcelain figurine depicting Cupid holding a bird with a love letter in one hand and a flaming heart in the other, with a quiver of arrows strapped to his side, marke

Gold painted base of sweeping floral or grains topped with a cupid holding a bird. The pressed glass insert is clear daisy in star pattern. Insert is 2" X 2 1/4" in very good condition. The frame is 6

A CHELSEA DERBY CANDLESTICK GROUP, a cupid holding a birds nest. 7ins high.

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. An elegant marble sculpture depicting a woman in high relief holding carrying a basket. Standing contrapposto, the slender female is draped in the ca

**Originally Listed At $5000** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. A striking lid from a marble cinerarium, an urn for ashes as during this time it was common for Romans to cremate thei

Roman Marble Relief, Eagle Holding Olive Branch, c. 2nd Century A.D.The marble high relief carved with fine details of a standing eagle with deployed wings, holding olive branch in his beak. Extremely

Title: Roman Marble Relief, Eagle Holding Olive Branch, c. 2nd Century A.D. Date & Origin: Roman, c. 2nd Century A.D. Description: Marble high relief carved with fine details of a standing eagle with

A European marble figure holding a bird, c. 16th - 17th Century, wearing what appears to be a petty coat and shoes with tips slightly curved upward. Maybe the piece is Dutch but is possesses nice deta

Ancient Roman Bronze cupid statue holding the mask og gorgon (1st - 3rd CENTURY AD)(Inventory code: UA4-30)Reference:Condition: Very Fine

An antique French bronze statue or architectural element. A Neoclassical style figural work depicting a putti figure modeled as the Greco Roman divinity Cupid (Eros), holding an arrow of love and seat

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Ancient Roman Marble Relief of Hercules holding club c.2nd century AD. Size 3 1/8 x 2 3/4 inches. Fine carved shell shape white marble with a relief of standing hercules holding the club. Provenance:

61" high marble statue of woman holding a bird, from local estate in Hudson Valley, very nice condition, measures 18" across her body. Very heavy, list of transporters on our website. ( www.jmwauction

Antique carved marble figure of child holding a bird and sitting on a pillow. Great quality and detail. Minor wear to marble normal from age and use. Carrara marble of child removes from the pillow. 9

Magna Graecia, southern Italy, Apulia, ca. 340 BCE. Lovely pottery olpe decorated in red-figure with Eros, the Greek god of love (his Roman counterpart being Cupid), walking right, holding grape clust

Bronze Cupid Holding Up the Host w/ Bird Decorations on top