Giuseppe Croff (Italian 1810 - 1869) Alabaster

Bust Of A Beauty . A well executed large bust signed on the back and from a Westport CT estate . - Dimensions: 19" x 16"

Signed alabaster bust sculpture by Giuseppe Bessi (1857-1922 Italy) "Aviation" depicts a female with windswept hair in cream white and beige with grey veining alabaster marble. Artist signature on ver

Giuseppe Magni (Italian, 1869-1956), Mother and Child, oil on canvas, signed lower left, canvas: 28.5"h x 37"w, overall (with frame): 34"h x 42.5"w

ARTIST: Giuseppe Magni (Italian, 1869 - 1956) NAME: Interior Scene MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Paint loss in lower right corner. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 2

19th CENTURY GIUSEPPE GAMBOGI ITALIAN CARVED ALABASTER SCULPTURE. Height: 34 in. by Width: 20 in. by Depth: 17 in.

PROFESSOR GIUSEPPE BESLI (BESSI) (ITALIAN 1857-1922), CARVED ALABASTER FEMALE BUST OF 'GIUDITTA' (JUDITH) EARLY 20TH CENTURY Titled to the base, signed to reverse 52.5cm high, base 26.5cm wide Provena

Described By:Michelle CNX VX 41A Title: Giuseppe Besji Bessi Signed Antique Italian Alabaster Marble Bust Woman Renaissance Revival Tri-Color Continental Late Victorian Era Description:Giuseppe Besji

Marble Roman Statue Marked "ISPIRAZIONE" Approximately 14.25W x 7.625D x 17.75H in.

GIUSEPPE BESSI (ITALIAN, 1857-1922) CARVED MARBLE AND ALABASTER BUST OF A WOMAN, titled on base front "MIGNON", having inset head, hexagonal platform base, signed on the reverse "Prof. G. Bessi". Four

Carved multi-color alabaster bust, "Modestia" (Modesty), signed verso Prof. G. Besji, Italy (Professor Giuseppe Bessi [Besji], Italian, 1857-1922), integral alabaster base, additional marble plinth, a

An important oil on canvas painting depicting 3 girl reading book under light by Italian artist Giuseppe Magni (1869-1956), 19"x22"

An Italian alabaster model of seated CleopatraGiuseppe Gambogi (1862-1938)early 20th centurySide of base inscribed G. Gambogi.height 19 1/2in (49.5cm); width 13in (33cm); depth 11in (28cm)

DESCRIPTION: An Italian "Mignon" alabaster bust after Giuseppe Bessi (Italian, 1857-1922). This is an alabaster bust of a young woman with slightly turned head and upcast eyes, titled "Mignon" on the

Italian School alabaster sculpture, "Seated Girl," after a work by Giuseppe Gambogi (Italian 1862-1938), depicting a carved alabaster beauty wearing Edwardian garb, seated on an ebonized metal Victori

Giuseppe Bessi (Italian, 1857-1922) Giovane Sposa carved alabaster signed Prof. G. Bessi Height 15 x width 15 inches.

Giuseppe Bessi (Italian,1857-1922). Art Nouveau carved alabaster and marble female bust sculpture. Salmon pink and gray marble to bust and shoulders, with finely carved white alabaster facial features

DESCRIPTION: An attrib. to Giuseppe Bessi (1857-1922) Italian Renaissance style carved alabaster & marble bust depicting "Beatrice" after the character in Dante's Divine Comedy. This delicate bust is

by Giuseppe Bessi 13" high engraved on back "Made in Italy", "Prof. G. Bessi"

Italian Prof. Giuseppe Bessi Frilli Gallery Alabaster Bust on Stand. Prof. Giuseppe Bessi (Italian 1857-1922). Youth with laurel wreath in hair symbolizing victory. Inscribed with 'Prof. G. Bessi. / G

After Giuseppe Bessi (Italian, 1857-1922) Joan of Arc carved alabaster and marble signed Prof. G. Besji to reverse Height 10 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of the Sisters of Charity, Mount S

An Italian alabaster bust of young Beethovenafter a model by Giuseppe Besji (1857-1922)20th centuryIncised Professor G. Besji and Donatello Besji.height 12in (30.5cm); width 7 1/4in (18.5cm); depth 4

32 game pieces, well cast and detailed bronze with gilt and silvered highlights, pieces depicting crusaders and Saracens, with corresponding alabaster and marble inlaid chess board with horse-form sup

Carved Marble and Alabaster Sculpture of a Beautiful Young Lady. Measures 19"H x 13"W x 6"W including base.

A very fine antique alabaster sculptural group Young Love, depicting a young shepherd and his beloved by Giuseppe Gambogi, Italian, 1862 to 1938. No visible signature. Giuseppe Gambogi was born in Pis