TITTOT CO. Lost Wax Technique Glass Paperweight:

Lucy Lyon (Colorado, Born 1947) Kibitzer 2012 The substantial sculpture of contemporary subject matter is cast from powdered glass in something of a lost-wax technique also known as pate de verre, whi

Charles Miner (American, b. 1947) pate de verre studio art glass bowl with three frogs, cast in the lost wax technique. 6.75" H x 11" Diameter.

This lot features a "Lost Wax" Bronze Sculpture of a Texas Longhorn Bull, mounted on a black marble base. The lost wax casting method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring

Pair of Archimede Seguso Murano (Italian 20th century) for Tiffany & Co. paper weight sommerso glass candlesticks, featuring a bowl form wax pan and a teardrop body of rainbow swirl cased in a colorle

Estate collection lot of 3 crystal art glass library, desk, table accessories. Includes ~ 1 x cobalt blue and 1 x turquoise colored faceted heart paperweights by Rosenthal, Germany and are each accomp

Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co. cobalt blue art glass paperweight, heart form, marked on reverse "Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co.," makers sticker "Tiffany & Co. Made in Japan." 3.75" H x 4" W.

Liberty or Death, Don't Tread on Me. Snake graphic at the center. Marked Tiffany & Co.

rated 6.5, 4.5"x3.5", the glass is in good condition, the paper label has hole.

Bruno Romeda (Italian, 1933-2017) Circle sculpture, 2012, the patinated bronze statue made with the lost wax technique at the Bronze d'Airain art foundry in France, signed and marked "Romeda 4/8 2012

DESCRIPTION: Ancient Warring States Period gilt bronze belt hook possibly fashioned via the lost wax technique and featuring a dragon's head at either end. Piece is adorned with inlaid colored stones

DESCRIPTION: A monumental bronze garden statue featuring the deception of two naturalistic cast leopards resting on a tree branch. Cast using the lost wax technique and signed lower right "Hill Brooke

Magnificent Italian 3 drawer marble top commode with elaborate bronze detail. The antique piece features beautifully sculpted bronze detail crafted using the lost wax technique. The exquisite wood inl

East Asia, China, Warring States Period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. A short sword - known as a duan jian - that is cast from bronze via the lost wax technique. The stocky sword features a double-edged blade

Ancient Near East, northwestern Iran, Luristan, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. A lovely bronze horse bit with matching cheekpieces that has been cast by the lost wax technique into the shape of 2 striding horse

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Moche or Vicus culture, ca. 100 to 700 CE. A fantastic collection of three dazzling copper mace heads, cast via the lost-wax technique. Two are disc shaped with a larg

After "D.H.Chiparus" At the Bar Bronze Statue, Signed. The original sculpture was an Art Deco Circa 1925 version by Dimitri H Chiparus. A High Quality Art Deco hot cast & lost wax technique Bronze Scu

Lalique "Plumeria" Compote (Rene Jules Lalique, France) Cire Perdue or "lost wax" technique molded crystal. Circa 2011, molded crystal compote with a molded plumeria floral motif on th

After "Pierre Collinet" Hot-cast Bronze Statue, Signed. A High Quality Art Deco hot cast & lost wax technique Bronze Statue Signed by "Pierre Collinet" with the bronze foundry coin mark. this figurine

A "Pierre Collinet" Signed Hot-cast Bronze Statue. A High Quality Art Deco hot cast & lost wax technique Bronze Figurine with the bronze foundry mark. H 11.3/4" x D 3.3.4"

A "Pierre Collinet" Signed Hot-cast Bronze Statue. A High Quality Art Deco hot cast & lost wax technique Bronze Figurine with the bronze foundry mark. H 11" x D 3"

After "D.H.Chiparus" Awakening Bronze Statue, Signed. A High Quality Art Deco hot cast & lost wax technique "Awakening" Light Patina Bronze Statue Signed by "D.H.Chiparus". with The Bronze foundry coi

**Originally Listed At $200** Pre-Columbian, north coast Peru, Moche, ca. 100 to 700 CE. A fine example of an intimidating mace head cast from copper via the lost wax technique. Nine bar-shaped fins p

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Moche or Vicus culture, ca. 100 to 700 CE. A pretty and intimidating pair of copper mace heads cast via the lost wax technique. The larger is a disc shape with a broad

Monarch tortoise stacking chest by Century. Features a 3 drawer design in elm burl, oak burl, and bleached walnut veneers. Finely cast lost-wax technique turtle feet, head, and drawer pulls. Measures