ANTONIO CANOVA - PERSEUS WITH THE HEAD OF MEDUSA

ANTIQUE ENGRAVING AFTER ANTONIO CANOVA. Engraving is sold Unframed. Size: 13 X 10.5 inches approx. Printed Circa 1876.

ANTIQUE ENGRAVING AFTER ANTONIO CANOVA. Engraving is sold Unframed. Size: 13 X 10.5 inches. Printed Circa 1870.

Lot of 2 Neoclassical engravings after Antonio Canova sculptures. Perseus and Napoleon. Engravings are sold Unframed. Size: 7 X 10 inches approx. Printed Circa 1824.

Bronze Perseus with Head of Medusa Statue - On green marble base. 18 1/4" H x 5 1/4" x 5 1/4". Condition: Losses to figures that were in each of the four alcoves.

Item/Description: Silvered bronze sculpture. Greek hero Perseus holding the head of the Gorgon Medusa, her body at his feet. Illegibly signed. Based on the statue Perseus by Benvenuto Cellini. Marked

HERRMANN HIROCH", SIGNED LARGE FAIENCE CHARGER DEPICTING PERSEUS W MEDUSA HEAD ON PEGASUS SURROUNDED BY GREEK GODS AND GODDESSES, DIAMTER 20

Connoisseur Figure. 1 piece. Figure is about 90 mm tall. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

Iron statue, depicting Pegasus and Perseus carrying the head of Medusa, freestanding, featuring patinated surface 51h x 37w x 17d Provenance: A Spring Branch, Texas collection We happily provide s

DESCRIPTION: Bronze after Benvenuto Cellini (Italy, 1500-1571). "Perseus with the Head of Medusa." Figure on an elaborate pedestal with figures of Minerva, Mercury, Jove, and Diana within arched niche

After Emile Picault (1833-1915, French), "Perseus With Medusa's Head, Slaying the Sea Monster to Free Andromeda," late 19th c., bronze tazza, H.- 4 in., Dia.- 12 1/4 in.

Northern Europe, Neoclassical period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. An attractive amber-hued glass intaglio depicting what appears to be Perseus holding Medusa's head, Aphrodite and Cupid to the right,

Pontos, Amisos Circa 90-85 BC Copper Coin. Struck under Mithradates IV. Helmeted head of Athena (front), Perseus standing with head of Medusa (back). Measures 31mm. Approx. weight: 17.60 grams. Condit

Italian alabaster or resin sculpture of "Perseus with the Head of Medusa". Measures 5 1/2" W x 20 3/4" H x 4 1/8" D. Weighs 5.25 lbs.

After Benvenuto Cellini (Italy, 1500-1571), "Perseus with the Head of the Medusa," late 19th c., patinated bronze, on an integral rectangular plinth, H.- 14 in., W.- 12 in., D.- 3 1/2 in.

Ancient Greece RARE Astypalaea, Caria 200's BC Silver 10 mm .09 grams Obverse Gorgon, Medusa. Reverse head of Perseus earing winged helmet Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When yo

A Mid century patinated cast spelter classical sculpture desk lamp with a base made in the shape of a figural group depicting Pegasus and Perseus with a head of Gorgon Medusa after Emile Louis Picault

A Mid century cast spelter classical sculpture lamp with a base made in the shape of a figural group depicting Pegasus and Perseus with a head of Gorgon Medusa after Emile Louis Picault, French, 1833

A Mid century patinated cast spelter classical sculpture desk lamp with a base made in the shape of a figural group depicting Pegasus and Perseus with a head of Gorgon Medusa after Emile Louis Picault

DESCRIPTION: Depicting Perseus holding Medusa's decapitated head while holding on to Pegasus. Signed E. Picault Salon de Beaux Arts 1888 And Collection Francaise Made In USA (JB Hirsch). MEASUREMENT:

Emile Louis Picault (French, 1833-1915). Bronze sculpture depicting Perseus and Pegasus with Medusa head and shield. Signed "E. Picault" and "Salon Des Beaux Arts 1888". Foundry mark "Connection Franc

MAPS: Two hand-colored celestial maps, late 19th C./ 20th C., no maker's information viewed, one features Aries and Cancer along with illustrations of Perseus carrying Medusa's severed head, Andromeda

Antique French Metal Figural Lamp; Perseus w Torch. Figural lamp of Perseus wearing talaria, with shield bearing head of Medusa, & holding torch which holds buld. No markings found. Approx: 25.5"H. JD

After Antonio Canova (Possagno 1757 - 1822 Venice),Penitent Magdalena, after the original in Genoa and St. Petersburg. Bronze. H.: 17 cm. (incl. sokkel).

after Renaissance original, Greek hero holding head of Medusa, mounted on marble base, 17 in. H.