Antique French Plaster

French Art Deco Plaster Sculpture of a Reading Child, France, 1900.

The plaster cast of a herm with the head of Dionysos has a beautiful green patina and sits on a mahogany base France circa 1860-1870.

French Antique Bust of a Young Girl in Plaster A pretty polychrome plaster bust of a young girl wearing a headscarf with her eyes cast downwards.

Plaster Lion Relief Plaque. Fierce expression, flowing mane and intricately cast, evoking ancient architectural ornamentaion.

Large French Art Deco Polychrome Sculpture “Allez Hop” (Let’s Go), 1920s – Boy with Setters.

An elegant French mid-19th century plaster bust of a young lady, signed Albert-Ernest Carrier Belleuse.

Workshop plaster representing a lying cow. France, circa 1880

Patinated plaster french statue of a religious reading the Bible.

Circa 1875, this Neo Classical wall bracket is more than likely of French origin. It is in excellent sound condition and paint; a few chips here and there which have been touched up...

Beautiful and rare collection of plaster casts, models from a school of fine arts, late nineteenth century, France.

A refined example of 19th‑century French decorative craftsmanship, this pair of gilt wooden pedestals combine the lightness of carved wood with the sculptural richness of applied pla...

France, 1850-1880. A very decorative piece.

Small French relief panel made of plaster. 19th century.

Charming and expressive, this antique plaster sculpture depicts a young girl standing in a playful pose while gently holding out the folds of her dress.

Beautiful and rare collection of plaster casts, models from a school of fine arts, late 19th century, France.

19th-century plaster plaque / medallion. From France, 19th century.

This large work of art molded during the early 1900's is signed by the artist. The winged bearded man is in good condition for its age, and on a solid wood structure. The sculpture...

Statuette of a flayed horse after Gericault, circa 1860. Workshop plaster.

Executed in patinated plaster with a warm terracotta-style finish, the sculpture displays remarkable modelling, subtle surface variation and a particularly expressive presence.

A painted French wall panel with plaster relief having three cherubs circa 1900.

This large French cherub or cupid statue from the 1800’s is made from plaster that has been tinted to mimic the natural color of terra cotta.

Found in a chateau in Loriol du Comtat, in the Provence region of France, this large-scale plaster sculpture is signed and dated by the artist, making it a rare find.

French chess game in the thematic of Ancient Egypt.

Plaster Plaque / Medallion. Signed, From 1915. Originating from France.

Cartridge « PJ MENE » on the front of the terrace. France, circa 1850. Biography Pierre-Jules Mêne, France (1810 – 1879) French sculptor.

Cartridge « PJ MENE » on the front of the terrace. France, circa 1850. Workshop plaster. Biography Pierre-Jules Mêne, France (1810 – 1879) French sculptor.

Grazing goat, par Jules-Pierre Mêne, circa 1844. Workshop plaster. Biography Pierre-Jules Mêne, France (1810 – 1879) French sculptor.

A plaster personification of the French city of Saint-Étienne, this plaster sculpture dates to the era of Beaux-Arts style, which was prevalent in France from the mid-1800s to the en...

France / 1880 / wall sculpture / plaster / Antique / Rustic A rare antique plaster statue or sculpture of a laughing jester or joker standing behind a bar.

France / 1900 / mirror / wood and plaster / Louis Philippe / antiques A beautiful French mirror in Louis Philippe style, made in France ca. 1900.

Large chimney Art Deco plaster. The base is black lacquered with extensive patina.

Worked in the neoclassical style in France in the early 1900’s, this large plaster capital on wooden pedestal is of the Composite order.

c1900 Pair French Antique Heavy Cast Plaster Tall Torchiere/ Pedestals.

Small statuette representing a greyhound, Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810-1879), France, around 1850. Workshop plaster. Biography Pierre-Jules Mêne, France (1810 – 1879) French sculptor.

« Faust, chien terre-neuve », plaster statuette by François-Charles Millet. Circa 1880. Signed and named on the terrace. Biography François Charles Millet was born in Paris in 185...

« Mouton debout », sculpture by Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810 – 1879). Workshop plaster. Biography Pierre-Jules Mêne, France (1810 – 1879) French sculptor.

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A pair of beautiful French 19th Century Louis XVI st. plaster columns with a faux marble finish.

Suite of 3 Art Deco wall lights or wall sconces in off-white colored originally patinated Plaster, from France, circa 1925. Plaster, cream patinated in its original finish.

A beautifully decorated antique mirror with white paint. A perfect addition for a dining or bedroom. French, circa 1890s.

Beautiful and rare collection of plaster casts, models from a school of fine arts, late 19th century, France.

Plaster sculpture bust of young boy the dimensions are with the base.

Made of plaster. Richly decorated. Two putti at the top, symbolising peace.

It likely dates to circa 1895–1910 and was probably produced by a Parisian workshop specializing in decorative plaster statuary during the Belle Époque. A rare and evocative example...

An elegant, patinated plaster academic study of a female hand, cast from a classical sculpture. Can be wall mounted.

There is a lightly inscribed name and date on the base which is Brookes 1203. French, circa 1860. In good condition Height 56cm x width 24cm x depth 30cm Thank you for looking ...

This exquisite Regency-style plaster bust captures the grace and elegance of classical portraiture. With finely sculpted facial features, flowing curls, and an intricately draped nec...

XX - France Measurements: 70 x 33 x 21 cm

While the discovery by Howard Carter of the undisturbed tomb of King Tut in 1922 certainly led to Egyptian fever, Egyptology and an interest in the Nile valley's culture has a histor...

A plaster cast of Elie Nadelman's important early proto-cubist Draped Standing Female Figure "Recherche des Formes" c.1908. Height 23", Base 11.50 x 8".

This 1900-1909 mantel clock, "La Vendange" was sourced from France and is worked in plaster, its surface finished in a ivory cream tone.

While we can’t be absolutely certain of this, we can be certain that this plaster cast Apollo statue was made in France in the workshops of the Louvre Museum.  

This expressive sculpture of a horse head is executed in the manner of Émile Antoine Bourdelle and made out of plaster.

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A large antique painted plaster sculptors model or machete of Mercury. Dating to circa 1900, the sculpture depicts Roman God Mercury seated on a rock in a patinated plaster finish.

A pair of busts depicting a man and a woman. France/ Belgium, early 20th century. Made of plaster and painted in a dark colour imitating bronze.

Plaster bas-relief from the 1920s/30s depicting a woman with an axe, in the Greek style. In advanced vintage condition, with numerous signs of wear and age, and some losses to the pl...

This 19th-century plaster foot sculpture is an imposing and impressive work of art. With dimensions of 28 inches in width, 15 inches in depth, and 22 inches in height, its colossal s...

**19th Century Plaster Bas-Relief of a Mustached Man, Velvet Frame – M3575** This plaster bas-relief bears a signature and likely the name of the man depicted. However, we were unab...

This painted plaster plaque, titled "Allegory of Wine," was created by French Art Nouveau artist François-Rupert Carabin, who worked across many mediums.