A bronze chamber stick in the form of a Greco-Roman oil

A bronze chamber stick in the form of a Greco-Roman oil lamp, the body housing a vesta box, 7" long

Antique French Bronze Chamberstick , marked "F. Barbedienne", in the form of a classical Roman oil lamp, h. 2 3/8 in.; together with turned fruitwood cask inscribed "FONTAINEBLEAU" and fitted with a g

FRANCE, 19TH CENTURY A fine pair of French neoclassical bronze urn oil lamps. The volute krater form lamps are decorated with a band of Greco-Roman athletes, gods, goddesses, and satyr in relief with

Antique Bronze Chamber Stick, Fish Form. Height: 3.25 in.

Antique French Bronze Chamberstick, Leaf Form. Height: 4 inches.

This Greco-Roman bronze oil lamp, dating back to between the 1st and 4th centuries AD, is an artifact of remarkable historical value. Its dimensions stand at 15x9x4 cm or 5.9x3.54x1.57 inches, boastin

sgnd Tiffany Studios bronze dbl chamber stick #6075 in lily pad form w beaded bobeches & w 2 extra collars which could be interchanged to accommodate shades - 3 1/2" tall x 7 1/2" wide

sgnd Tiffany Studios bronze dbl chamber stick #6075 in lily pad form w beaded bobeches & w 2 extra collars which could be interchanged to accommodate shades - 3 1/2" tall x 7 1/2" wide

Greco Roman Style Bronze Bust Form Statue in the Grand Tour Manner. Measures 12.5 inches in height.

DESCRIPTION: An antique French candelabra in the motif of a Greco-Roman oil lamp. Features lion paw motif feet with lion heads along the tops, enveloping the base supporting the body of the sloped oil

DESCRIPTION: A Neoclassical figural bronze in form of a handled candleholder, depicts a Greco-Roman mother and child at the center, flanked by two candle holders, additional ornate decorated handle an

Five Grand Tour Bronze Articles 19th Century comprising a chamberstick in the form of a sandaled foot; two serpentine paperweights; a Napoleonic plaque and a gilt bronze profile medallion. Width of ch

Ancient Greco-Roman Etruscan bronze situla / beaker form cup. 5.25" H x 2.5" diameter.

DESCRIPTION: A bronze plaque featuring an oval form, garnished with an embossed Greco-Roman soldier profile. Finished with a soft brown and green patina. Unsigned. CIRCA: Early 20th Ct. ORIGIN: Contin

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. An incredibly-detailed and striking cast bronze oil lamp in the form of the head of an African, who were known as Ethiopians (Aethiops) or Nubians to

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A detailed, striking cast-bronze oil lamp in the form of the head of an African, who would have been known as an Ethiopian (Aethiops) or Nubian to th

Empire-Style Bronze Figural Mantel Clock, 19th c., Roman oil lamp form, striking bell movement, h. 13 3/4 in., w. 9 in., d. 4 3/4 in

Eastern Mediterranean, Ca 100 BC to 200 ADA cast form, realistically representing an organic form from nature, either a pine cone; fashioned with knobbed surface on a rounded base with nozzle spout at

Continental Hand Painted Porcelain Miniature Portrait Plaque in Bronze frame "Lisette", after the painting by Georg Hom. Dramatically rendered, Young woman holding chamber stick, her face and form ill

Pair of Italian bronze sculptures. One depicts Caesar Augustus modeled in classical pose with putti cherub Eros figure at feet; the other statue in the form of a Neoclassical Greco Roman warrior with

DESCRIPTION: A set of three Baccarat crystal and bronze candlesticks, each candle stick is decorated with a crystal center designed with Greco-Roman heads, further embellished with hanging crystal pri

ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE OIL LAMPAncient Roman bronze oil lamp; of rounded form with single nozzle and large fill hole to center, two small loops along the rim and moulded loop handle; with a later Medusa

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A fantastical double-spouted, cast bronze oil lamp in the form of a bird body. The bird appears to be a pigeon or dove with something grasped in its

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A detailed, striking cast bronze oil lamp in the form of the head of an African, who were known as Ethiopians (Aethiops) or Nubians to the Romans. Th