Figural William Shakespeare Othello Spelter Statue

Figural William Shakespeare Othello Spelter Statue. Figural statue of William Shakespeare holding a bound copy of Othello. With copper toned patina. Approximately 10.5 inches x 10 inches x 4 inches.

DESCRIPTION: A large Lladro glazed porcelain figural statue. Titled: "Hamlet" #1134, depicting a William Shakespeare character. Signed: "Ana Martinez, No. 169" at bottom. CIRCA: 1973 ORIGIN: Spain DIM

Baskin, Leonard (illustrator) William Shakespeare: Othello [Northampton, MA: Gehenna Press], 1973. Folio, text in unbound bifolia, signed and numbered 1/200 by Baskin on the colophon leaf, 10 woodcut

DESCRIPTION: After Auguste Moreau figural statue depicting a woman composed of spelter posed atop craggily rock base, mounted to a stepped rouge marble plinth. Signed in cast: "A. Moreau" foundry mark

After Auguste Moreau (1834-1917) "La Glorie" Height- 21" Condition- restored Buyer is responsible to arrange shipment of this lot with 3rd party shipper. Please view

DESCRIPTION:Spelter statue of two woman, one kneeling down reading a book with musical sheets and the other peering over. Both are dressed in elegant gilded dresses and marked with a Paris Foundry sta

Female figural spelter statue. 38"h x 12"w

William Shakespeare, Othello, The Moor of Venice. A Tragedy, illustrated by Ludovic Marchetti. Published London, Raphael Tuck & Sons, Limited. Undated, late 19th century. Chromolithographic and non-co

Gilt painted sculpture depicting a young boy sitting on a rock, looking down at a fish. Artist signature on base reads: C. Anfrie. Charles Anfrie, French (1833-1905). Height: 19", Length: 9", Width: 8

DESCRIPTION: A figural spelter statue featuring the depiction of "Don Juan" playing a mandolin with intricate cast hair and garb details. Finished mounted to a round beveled wood base. CIRCA: 20th Cen

Figural spelter statue of elegant 19th century lady holding a wreath. Stamped Bauchon in rim and seated on a white metal cylindrical base having name plate "RETOUR DES BOIS Par Aug. Moreau" as shown.

Lustre of cream. Name and dates to base. BESWICK backstamp. #Shakespeare #Beswick #Bard #DecorativeArts Issued: c. 1990 Dimensions: 5.25"H Manufacturer: John Beswick Studio Country of Origin: England

Pair Figural Warrior Spelter Statues. Each depicting male warriors. Approximately 17.5 inches x 7 inches x 6 inches.

Large Spelter figural statue, candle holder, weathered appearance, no breaks, total height is 59.5", top likely took glass globe. Please refer to the images for general condition issues, all items sol

Height- 12" Length- 9"

Antique Ansonia "Macbeth" Cast Metal Spelter Shakespeare Figural Mantle Clock, Open Escapement. size: 15 in. x 17 in. x 7.25 in.

Spelter Figural Statue of Man & Rearing Horse. Black powder coated Spelter statue of man in loin cloth and rearing horse. Measures 19.5 inches x 16 inches x 8 inches.

Figural candle snuffer of William Shakespeare, part of the Connoisseur Collection. Highly detailed gold accents on a ruby red topcoat. #shakespeare #literature #books Issued: 1980s Dimensions: 3"H Man

Pair of spelter figural statues depicting a painted and sculpture marked on plaque H. Tremo. 20th century. 24"h x 9"w

French Louis XIV Style Figural Mantel Clock, spelter statue of seated woman, porcelain dial, time & strike, Japy Freres movement, signed, 24"t, Ca. 1880.

Lot of five large Shakespeare themed Toby Jugs. Includes: "Henry V" D.6671, "Romeo" D.6670, "William Shakespeare" D.6689, "Othello" D.6673, and "Macbeth" D.6667. Jugs measure about 7.25" - 7.5" in hei

including: 3 "Shakespearean Collection" character jugs; "Romeo," D 6670, "William Shakespeare," D 6689, "Othello," D 6673 and "Sir John Falstaff" toby jug, 7 1/2 to 9 in. H.

A BEAUTIFUL DECORATIVE ANTIQUE SPELTER STATUE OF SHAKESPEARE THAT MEASURES 13 1/4" TALL BY 12" LONG BY ABOUT 7" WIDE. CONDITION LOOKS GOOD WITH JUST SOME MINOR PAINT LOSS ON THE BASE. STILL HAS A GREA

Grabhorn Press edition of 'Othello' by William Shakespeare, folio illustrated by Mary Grabhorn, gilt-lettered morocco spine, one of 185 copies printed by the Grabhorn Press in 1956. 15.25" H x 10.75"