Bronze Architectural Plaque

Impressive architectural bronze NYC seal. Eagle with Native American figure and colonial figure. Circa 1900.Beneath the date a band that bears the legend SIGILLUM CIVITATIS NOVI EBORACI, which means '

Antique Victorian Bronze Architectural Plaque. Late 19th century. Figural bust plaque of a lady. Measures 6.75 x 5 inches.

Pair of Art Deco architectural plaques. Cast bronze. Circa 1930. H 12" W 12" D 1-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/

French Louis XVI style dore bronze architectural wall ornament/ plaque, with lion mask over draped swags, pomegranate terminal, approx 27.75"h, 7.5"w, 11lbs Start Price: $100.00

Large Italian Bronze Putto Cherubs Plaque Architectural Salvage Approximately 17 x 9 inches.

Ornate antique bronze plaque. Features Neoclassical design with ancient style Greco Roman soldier in bordered disk at top, with raised flowing floral grapevine pierced ground, equine dual horse heads,

Cast bronze Martin Luther King, Jr. plaque, depicting the man in profile, 11.25"h x 9.5"w x 1"d.

DESCRIPTION: Architectural salvage bronze plaque featuring a foliate design and a divet in one corner. Piece has cavetto molding on either side and a small hole in each corner of the molding. Piece is

Antique Architectural Salvage Bronze Lion Plaque. Measures 6.5 x 5.25 inches.

Spectacular Bronze architectural Element from NYC building. Wall plaque Crest . With initials in the middle of the plaque of CG or GC or CC. H 32" W 25" Please note the absence of a condition report d

Bronze Cherub Putti Plaque Large Architectural Italian Furniture Embellishment Approximately 16 3/16 x 8 inches.

DESCRIPTION: A Pair of Bronze lion door plaques depicting Tete De Lion heads with a mouth opening. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIONS: H: 6" W: 5.5" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot d

British Architectural Original Bronze Barclays Bank Eagle Bird Wall Plaque 1 Fine British Architectural Original Bronze Barclays Bank Eagle Bird Wall Plaque Sculpture. Subject an eagle bird with legs

Monumental Egyptian Revival Architectural Plaque fourth quarter 19th century/first quarter 20th century, composed of marble, gilt bronze, faux onyx and giltwood, the marble inset against a field of fa

Spectacular Bronze architectural Element from NYC building. Two Pairs of wall plaque depicting Dolphin. . H33" L 10". Can not find Signature Please note the absence of a condition report does not impl

Spectacular Bronze architectural Element from NYC building. Pair of wall plaque depicting Eagles holding rope. H33" L 10.5" Can not find Signiture Please note the absence of a condition report does no

Three early 20th century Bronze plaques. Includes a commemorative Bronze plaque depicting a woman skiing by Percival Hedley (British, 1870-1932), and a pair of architectural plaques depicting roses in

Pr FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT Style Metal Outdoor Lights Sconces. Bronze architectural form. 5 sided wall sconce. Stepped caps. Stepped wall mount. Oval metal plaque illegibly marked Herwig?-- Dimensions: H:

A Collection of Catholic Items. Including two crucifixes, a patinated metal plaque of Mary, a patinated metal seated Madonna, a German holy water font. Together with a patinated bronze architectural e

A very good early 20th century bronze Roman style architectural panel having central sun framed by winged dragons. Size: 12"H x 26"W

Antique 19th century French bronze dore and porcelain mounted architectural fragment / cabinet door. Central Sevres style painted porcelain plaque framed in ebony wood, along with upper and lower bron

GRAND TOUR BRONZE PLAQUE WITH (9) REVERSE PAINTED ARCHITECTURAL CAMEO MEDALLIONS - 9" D

A square green onyx slab polished and with notched edge centering a circular green jasper ware plaque framed in bronze, sprigged white design of La Marchande D Amours (The Merchant of Love), titled on

Louis A. Gudebrod United States 1872-1961 Depicts famous Connecticut architect Leoni W. Robinson who was among the founders of the Architectural Club of New Haven and later the Connecticut Architectur