Alice Heath Terracotta Sculpture

Austin Prod, 1992 by Alice Heath Sculpture. 18 1/4 x 13 1/4 x 10 5/8 in.Local Pick up call one day before to make an appointment. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS

Austin Productions Alice Heath Mother & Baby Bust Sculpture 'Heaven Sent' From 1997. Made of Durastone and colored to resemble a brass bust. The bust is approx 6" x 3" x 9" and it weighs 3.28lbs. The

Seated Woman on Rock Statue by Alice Heath: Created in 1990, Retired. Pearl & Bronze Finish on Durastone for Austin Sculpture, NY. Titled "Memories" from the Fantasy & Romance Collection. Pensive Fema

Signed Alice Heath and dated 1988. 7" wide X 10" deep X 21" high.

Circa 2011, this terracotta sculpture is titled "Juliet III" from the Royal Ballet Series by artist Richard MacDonald. The subject of the artwork is a female figure in an arched backward pose with her

Large Antique Terracotta Sculpture Pottery Likely African West African Large Body Small Head and Face intricately detailed Size Approx 39" H x 10" W 45" H on Base Please Look at Photos Closely Out of

Large two-piece garden statuary in terracotta modeled as Diana the Huntress with a recumbent hound at her feet. Approx. height 73", base width 23", depth 20" Shipping Disclaimer: This is an off-site a

This is a very rare ancient artifact from the Djenne culture of Mali, Africa dating from the 14th century. This object was reconstructed from about 5 pieces and has been tested in 3 different location

DESCRIPTION: Large Terracotta sculpture depicts a middle eastern woman staring into the distance, excellently sculpted and hand painted with gold, brown and beige hues. The figure stands on a squared

Full title: A large patinated terracotta sculpture of a bacchant with a young satyr, 20th C. Description: H 179 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fin

Michel Claude Clodion, French, 1738 to 1814, terracotta sculpture. The sculpture depicts a Bacchanalia scene with satyrs feeding, a standing female holding grapes, and a cherub. Mounted on a round sha

Modeled as a boy with dog. Signed on the base and on the dog's collar. Dimensions: 9.5"L x 4.5"W x 5.5"H

PRE-COLUMBIAN PERUVIAN CHIMU TERRACOTTA FEMALE SCULPTURE. Has damaged toes. Height: 19 in. by Width: 8 in. by Depth: 4 in.

A Terracotta Sculpture of Tahitian Boy 20th century mounted on a poured cement base. Height 50 inches. Estimate $800-1,200 Denis de La Mesiere, Los Angeles, CA Breaks to terracotta base.

Napoleon III Terracotta Sculpture third quarter 19th century, likely inspired by the works of Francois Boucher (French, 1703-1770), depicting a reclining putto gathering a cockerel, while a standing p

Carpeaux, important French artist terracotta sculpture of a young Mother and her Baby son, signed Carpeaux. Please google it. 12 high x 7 ½ wide x 8 ½ deep.

After Carrier Belleuse, large sculpture in terracotta featuring a group of four putti dancing at Bacchanale, at their feet bunches of scattered grapes. The base has a golden patina to imitate a wooden

probably Tang dynasty, hollow figure standing four square on rectangular base,ÿcarrying a saddle bag, cloth, and other objects, traces of red pigment, 12-7/8 x 14-1/2 in.; with wooden stand Provenanc

Alfredo Biagini (Roma 1886 - Roma 1952) "San Paolo" Terracotta sculpture. Rome, 1930s/1940s. (h 47 cm.) (slight defects) IT "San Paolo" Scultura in terracotta. Roma, anni '30/'40. (h cm 47) (lievi dif

DESCRIPTION: Jan R Mitchell artist and creator of the famous "Lady Of Justice" bronze sculpture. Jan R Mitchell majored in sculpture and design at the Philadelphia College of Art and currently resides

(French, 1848-1913), Inscribed "E. Guilbert 1882." 43"h

In an acrylic box. Height 10 3/4 inches.

P. Ipsen (Danish) "Figure of Jason", late 19th century terracotta Stamped backside "P. Ipsen", "Kjobenhavn" and "Eneret 370" Approx. height 15.37", width 6", depth 5.25"

A polished terracotta sculpture depicting an abstract figure. Comes with a matched wooden base. Apparently unsigned, attributed to Alexander Archipenko, Russian, American, 1887 to 1964. Note: An energ