Antique Gargoyle

of the gargoyle's horn. Crowned coat-of-arms watermark. A good, strong impression of this early state

charming oak leaves inscribed 1350 and hanging in a gargoyle's mouth. At the center is an ormolu plaque

with stylized hooves and adorned with cartouches, florets and gargoyles. Work realized, circa 1890

gargoyle pained expressions symbolic of alchemy artistry in their presentation, raw and unique. One head

resemble stylized gargoyles, and most clearly identify this piece as belonging to the Art Nouveau period

example in the form of gargoyles in cathedrals. This figure now has a dual function of protection as well

stylish bronze heads (probably gargoyles), this unique stand is as nicely balanced and firm on the floor

(sheet 8 7/8 x 13 3/4). Gargoyle Series #4. Edition 75. Illustrated: Dorothy Noyes Arms, Churches of

fills the bronze d’ore above the winged gargoyles at bottom. The piece is beautifully ornate and filled

-kind garden ornament, powerful gargoyle like architectural element, yard art, or on display at a museum

rich, gilt bronze canopy. The chimeras, the gargoyles, the earth angels and the multiple leaf patterns

. Above the legs, the corners have been formed as comically fierce taotie (ogres or gargoyles). The eyes

, and gothic gargoyles said to ward off evil spirits Please note the delivery fee listed is just a