Marble Bust of General La Fayette, circa 1835

Roman Emperors busts, Italy, circa 1800 Patinated bronze on white marble bases.  

Ancient bust of Heniokhos (Auriga) of which the full-length bronze sculpture is preserved in the Archaeological Museum of Delphi made of stucco with a mag...

Marble vase mounted on beige column. Louis XVI style. Work, circa 1800.

Extremoz creme marble sculpture with black Kilkenny limestone base by the French artist Jean Frederique Bourdier.

One of a kind black belgiam marble sculpture with travertine base Sculpture rotates 360 degrees handmade work signed by the french artist Jean Frederique Bourdier...

Used to support chandeliers or flowers. They represent personages of de New World, very in vogue in that time.  

Bust of the Zingara or Fortune Teller, finely carved out of marble. The Zingara is depicted with a cloth tied around her chin, which wraps around her elaborately braided hair and end...

Marble Busts of Roman on pedestal. Early 19th Century

Bust of Governor-General Alexandre de Lorraine, plaster after Jean Philippe Augustin Ollivier, known as Ollivier de Marseille

Marble bust, England, circa 1850. Sculpted marble bust with extraordinary patina. Signed R.Laws.

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (French, 1827–1875) white marble bust of "Genie De La Danse" (Spirit of the Dance), 19th century. Carpeaux was a French sculptor and painter during the Second Empire under Napoleon III. This bust from La Danse was the first detail of the group to be individually edited. Carpeaux frequently offered terracotta editions of the bust in his public sales from 1871 to 1874. Extremely fine quality, very well carved, Signed 'Carpeaux 'on the right lower side. Measures: 25" high x 16" wide x 11" deep. Good condition. No damages noted. Ready to place. Bibliography: Michel Poletti and Alain Richarme, 'Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux sculpteur, catalog raisonné of the edited...

Pair of marble baby busts, Italy, circa 1890.