Bronze sculpture of Lady Justice holding her scales

Jim Davidson (AMERICAN, Born 1962) large bronze sculpture depicting "Lady Justice" holding scales and sword. Signed to base. Mounted on a black marble plinth. Measures approx. 51 1/2" height overall i

DESCRIPTION: After Alois Mayer (German, 1855-1939) "Blind Justice" large patinated bronze figural sculpture depicting a blindfolded lady representing "Justice" holding a sword and a balance scale, and

Large patinated bronze sculpture statue of Lady Justice, blindfolded with sword and scales. The sword and scales are both loose and removable. Measures a total of 64" tall x 27" wide and 17" deep. Mou

Lady justice holds scales in one hand and sword in the other. Black marble base. 3' high.

Lady justice with scales in one hand and sword in her other. Four color patina. 18 1/2" high.

Lady Justice with scales in one hand and sword in other. Brown patina. Black marble base. 19" high.

Lady justice holds scales in on hand and a sword in other. Two color patina. 18 1/2" high

BRONZE LADY JUSTICE STATUE WITH MARBLE PLINTH Blink Lady Justice statue on green marble plinth; traditional depiction with blindfold over the eyes, holding the scales in the left hand and sword in the

Silvered bronze sculpture, Scales of Justice, depicting blindfolded Lady Justice, arm extended to carry removable scales, sword down-turned, standing on serpent and pile of books, on marble pedestal b

Bronze sculpture, Scales of Justice, depicting a blindfolded Lady Justice, arm extended to carry removable scales, sword down turned, standing on serpent and pile of books, rising on round pedestal ba

Lady justice holds sword in one hand and scales in other. Brown patina. 19" high.

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Theism, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Themis, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Theism, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Theism, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Lady Justice And Blind Justice Are The Names Associated With The Feminine Image Themis, The Goddess Of Greek Mythology Epitomizing The Virtue Of Justice. Holding A Sword In One Hand To Represent Power

151218 VINTAGE ALOIS MAYER THEMIS BRONZE STATUTETTE Vintage "A Mayer" Bronze Statuette of Themis, Blind Lady JusticeVintage bronze statuette of Themis, blind lady holding the scales of justice. Measur

Lady Justice measures 16"H, and is mounted on a marble base. It is missing the scales. The other figure is 13" H, . Both have nice details. Excellent

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Themis, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power

Antique European bronze sculpture "lady holding flower", not signed, 16"H

After Alois Mayer (GERMAN, 1855 - 1936) bronze sculpture depicting Lady Justice titled "Blind Justice". Signed A. Mayer on side of bronze base. Mounted on round black marble plinth. Measures approx. 2

Item/Description: Late 18th Century Italian School, Neoclassical painting of "Justicia", Lady Justice shown holding scales with ostrich by her side. After the last Raphael masterpieces discovered in t

After Auguste Moreau (French, 1861-1906). Bronze sculpture of Lady Justice raised on a marble base. Cast signature. Bronze: 21 in tall x 9 in wide.

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Themis, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. She holds the "Sword of Truth" in one hand to