After Alois Mayer (German, 1855) "Blind Justice" Bronze

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

After Alois Mayer (German, 1855-1936) Blind Justice patinated bronze signed A. Mayer to base Height 24 inches. Property from the Collection of Robert and Mary Montgomery, Palm Beach, Florida

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

DESCRIPTION: A bronze after German artist Alois Mayer titled "Blind Justice" depicting the goddess Themis. The bronze featuries in a dark brown patina holding a sword and scale, fitted atop a black ma

bronze, mounted marble plinth; signed "A. Mayer" verso (not numbered, no foundry mark); Provenance: Property from a Palos Verdes, CA Estate; 23 inches high overall

Lady Themis, Scales Of Justice By The German Sculptor Alois Mayer, German (1855-1939). Signed On Plinth A. Mayer. 25 Inches High.

Alois Mayer (German, 1855 - 1935). Bronze of Diana and hound, signed A. Mayer, set on a circular base inscribed I. Preis Achter Niederrad Kunstreigen, Pirmasens, 14.V.05. Dimensions:21" H x 6.5" diam

After Alois Mayer (1855-1936, Germany), Lady Justice bronze sculpture Born in Germany in 1855, Alois Mayer went on to study at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts. Mayer assisted in the creation of the

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

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) Antique Alois Mayer (German, 1855-1939) "Pan" and "Psyche" spelter allegorical figural table lamps, depicting a female and male figures. Each of the lamps represents a standing myt

Alois Mayer (Germany 1855-1936), mythological bronze on marble base. Missing scale in extended hand. 11" Ht.

Two bronze sculpture modeled as figure with hands holding a balance and a sword, the legs standing on a book and a snake, the marble base marked Blind Justice By Mayer. 22inch H, 6inch W (larger).

A pair of bronze clad sculptures by Alois Mayer, 1855 to 1939, an Austrian sculptor. The figurines represent Psyche and Cupid, the characters of Ancient Greek mythology. Each item is signed by the art

BY MAYER. ON MARBLE BASE. GOOD CONDITION, GOOD PATINA. 18" H

Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 10" X Width 6"Marble Dimensions: Diameter 4"Height without base:9"Weight:4 LBSOriginal or Reproduction: Reproduction

Vintage Polychromed Bronze Life-Size "Scales of Justice / Blind Justice" - Signed Mayer - This is a very rare size - 71.5 inches tall

AFTER L. STEINER (GERMAN), BRONZE FIGURE OF JUSTICE, H 66", W 32":An allegorical figure of blind Justice, holding a sword at her right side and scales in the left hand, while stepping on a serpent. Ra

The bronze sculpture is of Lady Justice Roman goddess of Justice who is the symbolic personification of the moral force in judicial systems. As anciently depicted, the blindfolded Lady Justice, is see

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. She holds the Sword of Truth in one hand to represent power and lifts her sca

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

The bronze sculpture is of Lady Justice Roman goddess of Justice who is the symbolic personification of the moral force in judicial systems. As anciently depicted, the blindfolded Lady Justice is seen

Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. She holds the Sword of Truth in one hand to represent power and lifts her sca

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