Antique Castings

Executed using the traditional sand-casting method, the composition depicts a jockey mounted on his horse accompanied by a standing groom, capturing the elegance and naturalism for w...

19th century continental Grand Tour tazza in the Renaissance style exhibiting the finest design and casting with magnificent details including the profile of a distinguished gentlema...

Monumental oval bronze planter from the early 20th century, made using the lost wax casting technique and designed in a refined Renaissance style.

The bronze displays a deep, lustrous patina that accentuates the quality of the casting and sculptural detail. Signed “Gregoire” to the base.

A particularly accomplished example of Meiji-period bronze casting, combining precise naturalistic modelling with the elaborate decorative detail for which Japanese metalworkers of t...

Collection of Wooden Plaster Gesso Cornicing Moulds Collection of Wooden Plaster Cornicing Moulds for making plaster and gesso castings from around the 1880s There are 3 moulds all ...

Every detail would have been individually carved into the wax model before casting, a painstaking process that reflects the remarkable skill of Ethiopian metalworkers.

The statue is crafted from 100% bronze using the meticulous lost-wax casting technique, ensuring a high-fidelity representation of every intricate element.

The rich dark patina further enhances the quality of the casting and the sculptural presence of the piece.

A foundry mark or impressed casting mark is present; however, despite research, it has not yet been conclusively attributed to a specific manufacturer.

It is worth looking closely at the quality of the casting throughout, as each element has been painstakingly hammered, chiseled and chased to create fabulous surface textures that en...

The warm, deep brown patina and high-quality casting reflect the craftsmanship associated with the finest Central European animal bronzes of the period.

Beautifully cast in solid bronze, with classical motifs of urns, swags, pineapple finials and floral decoration with fine, crisp castings. Behind each decorative bronze front is a ...

Palazzolo’s legacy is deeply tied to the Meroni Radice foundry, a prestigious Italian bronze workshop active during the early 20th century, known for their use of the cire-perdue or ...

This variation gives the sculpture considerable depth and enhances the quality of the modelling and casting. Signed “J. Moigniez” to the naturalistic base.

The two cubs, pierced ball and tail are individually detachable, demonstrating the complexity and craftsmanship of the casting. Shishi (獅子), often described as guardian lions or lio...

(workshops in the circle of Thomire, or comparable firms) The design is neoclassical/ late Empire, early Louis-Philippe, fluted stems, Acantus-leaf casting on the circular bases, ree...

It makes a wonderful accent light, night light, or conversation piece, casting a warm, inviting glow. Rewired for US specs a long while ago and in good working condition.

The bodies have a refined neoclassical profile with rich gilt bronze surfaces and detailed ornamental casting throughout. The black marble bases provide strong contrast and give the ...

As a complementary pair, they represent the union of practice and wisdom, fundamental principles within Mahayana Buddhism. The substantial casting, detailed drapery and surviving gi...

The combination of cranes, clouds and dragon imagery, together with the sophisticated bronze casting and chased decoration, makes this a particularly decorative example of Japanese m...

The table is raised on Merklen's signature Claw-and-Ball Feet: rather than a typical European solid claw, or American maker's using glass and brass claw and ball, Merklen used heavy...

A pair of early 20th century pineapple wall lights. The quality casting gives decorative definition to the pineapple and leaves.

There is a visible transverse casting or assembly line to one thigh, believed to relate to the original manufacturing process.

The warm golden finish, elegant proportions and refined casting demonstrate the high quality of French ecclesiastical metalwork from the period.

In very good original condition, this example reflects the high casting standards of the period and corresponds with documented works in Harold Berman’s Bronzes: Sculptors & Founders...

The casting on the bronze work is exceptional and the gilding is superb And the wiring is good.

This example stands out for its superb proportions, crisp casting and substantial weight, qualities that distinguish better-made lamps from lighter modern reproductions.

Executed in the celebrated style of Franz Xaver Bergmann, this unmarked piece features naturalistic casting and an authentic, aged polychrome finish showing desirable surface wear co...

Finely cast to the highest standards - the bronze gallery and stem above crisp faceted glass shade with floral finial below. The casting is sharp and well‑defined, typical of French ...

Rare item. Amazing bronze casting. Every element separately cast. Please look closely at pictures.

The reverse retains its original cast surface with a visible foundry casting seam and expected oxidation. No major cracks or structural repairs observed.

The crisp, razor-shard casting perfectly preserves the Iconic Bob haircut and geometric drapery of the scarf without any significant oxidation or wear to the base metal.

The bronze is stamped with the artist’s signature, Tsunemitsu, as shown in the photographs. Fine casting lines and minor cracks beneath the belly are consistent with traditional earl...

The seats show attractive grain, tool marks and fixing bolts, with natural variation in tone across the set. The castings have a pleasing industrial profile and retain an aged, darke...

A classic and charming example of Vienna Bronze (Wiener Bronzen) craftsmanship.The little dog—which appears to resemble a terrier or a flat-faced bulldog/pug—is depicted in a classic...

Decorative screens of this type combined cast ormolu mounts with miniature enamel painting, requiring separate casting, chasing, gilding, enameling, and assembly before the hinged pa...

Their richly aged surfaces retain an attractive original patina that accentuates the detailed casting. The larger sculpture is particularly impressive at approximately 20 inches lon...

Your close-up of the paw foot shows the fine casting and rubbed highlights perfectly. Retaining their original couture parchment shades.

Light filters through the trees, casting subtle shadows across the terrain. This artwork celebrates the harmony between man and the natural world.

Retains scattered remnants of original white paint beneath a naturally developed rust patina; extensive surface rust and oxidation throughout. Minor casting irregularities, edge wea...

Expected wear, oxidation, paint loss, and minor casting irregularities consistent with age and outdoor use.

The extensive openwork or reticulated construction gives the piece considerable depth while demonstrating the complexity of its casting. The surface retains areas of its original gi...

The maker is unknown, as no foundry mark is visible, but the quality of casting, gilded surface, and neoclassical iconography suggest production by a skilled French bronze atelier.

Overall and incredible feat of bronze casting and finishing. 19 inches high, 17 wide 4 deep

Rather than relying on elaborate casting, pieces of this type achieved their decorative appeal through carefully executed engraving, giving each example a subtly individual character.

This specific example boasts an incredibly fine, crisp casting, retaining sharp, pristine delineation in the facial features, musculature, fingers, and the deep, precise folds of the...

In addition to the detailed casting the bronze is meticulously cold painted and does bear the impressed mark of the Bergmann Foundry.

Interior surfaces exhibit heavy rust and age-related corrosion from prolonged use as planters. Minor casting irregularities, edge wear, and scattered losses are consistent with Vict...

Expected surface oxidation, wear, and weathering consistent with age and outdoor use. Minor casting irregularities and age-related imperfections throughout.

Expected paint loss, oxidation, weathering, and minor casting irregularities consistent with age and outdoor use.

The jug was cast in a two-part mould around an internal core, with the original casting seam still discernible beneath the spout and aligned with the handle—an authentic feature of e...

Originally acquired in California, USA, this piece stands as a compelling testament to historic artist-studio casting methods. Meticulously sculpted, the maiden features a classic G...

Working in Vienna during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Bergman produced a wide range of figures that captured the imagination of collectors, combining fine casting with met...

Working in Vienna during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Bergman produced a wide range of figures that captured the imagination of collectors, combining fine casting with met...

Grégoire (19th Century) Subject: Ancient soldier Material: Bronze Patina: Nuanced brown Casting: Early edition cast Signature: Signed L. Grégoire Foundry: Bayer Frères, Paris Period:...

"FRANCE" indicates the casting origin or the import/export designation for a piece distributed through or cast by a foundry operation located in France.

Based on the overall sculptural quality, casting technique, chasing and stylistic characteristics, the pair is attributed to the late 19th century.

The use of acanthus scrollwork, rosettes, pinecone finials, and classical ornament reflects production associated with the Empire and Neoclassical traditions. The detailed ormolu cas...

A pair of 19th Century French Louis XVI style cast bronze ormolu curtain tiebacks. Good heavy casting with nice ribbon details. May be repurposed for use as wall hook for towels.