French Gilt Bronze Urn

A pair of patinated and gilt bronze campana vases, after the Medici and Borghese models. Classic egg and dart overhanging rim, above a waisted body cast in relief with a continuous ...

A campana form urn with twin handles, cast with frolicking putti and trailing ivy leaves. The basin seated on a spiral fluted foot over a square plinth. Stamped CLODION below one han...

Bronze Sosibios Volute Urns on Slate Plinths A pair of French bronze Sosibios volute krater neo classical urns. Beautiful classical design with each vase is of krater form with a bas-relief figural frieze decoration depicting Artemis and Hermes and a Bacchic procession. The vases consist of volute handles to either side in the manner of a pottery krater, the term krater meaning mixing vessel and this style of vase originally used for mixing wine with water. Elaborate twin scrolling volute handles with swans head terminals and ivy wreath cast...

These well modeled bronze urns made in France during the third quarter of the 19th century show all the grace associated with the era. The classical body covered in finely detailed o...

Japanese late Meiji period Art Nouveau large bronze urn. The piece showcases secessionist elements of a voluptuous nature and was likely used as an architectural element. Handmade in...

A large and impressive pair of late 19th century gilt bronze mounted rouge marble urns. Each urn mounted with bronze ram heads connected by bronze wreaths.