Antique Goddess

The artist beautifully captures Hebe, the goddess of youth, as she descends gracefully from the clouds.

The “1” within the profile of the goddess Minerva signifies a silver purity of 950 parts per thousand, a standard known as “first standard” or “950 sterling silver”.

The romantic scene shows the winged Psyche and the goddess Venus gracefully holding a garland of flowers, symbolizing beauty, love, and transformation.

Above and raised by a burnished sphere is the Goddess Nike with open wings and dressed in a classical attire.

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, this lustrous and iridescent glaze can appear to be enamel, metal, or even glass and the colors morph depending on the angle, strength, an...

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, this lustrous and iridescent glaze can appear to be enamel, metal, or even glass and the colors morph depending on the angle, strength, an...

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, this lustrous and iridescent glaze can appear to be enamel, metal, or even glass and the colors morph depending on the angle, strength, an...

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, this lustrous and iridescent glaze can appear to be enamel, metal, or even glass and the colors morph depending on the angle, strength, an...

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, this lustrous and iridescent glaze can appear to be enamel, metal, or even glass and the colors morph depending on the angle, strength, an...

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, this lustrous and iridescent glaze can appear to be enamel, metal, or even glass and the colors morph depending on the angle, strength, an...

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, this lustrous and iridescent glaze can appear to be enamel, metal, or even glass and the colors morph depending on the angle, strength, an...

A very good quality 19th century bronze patinated bronze bust of Diana, raised on a plinth base. Diana is a goddess in Roman and Hellenistic religion, primarily considered a patrone...

The trophies beneath him feature a shield decorated with Minerva, the goddess of war, highlighting the balance between war and peace during Louis XIV's reign.

19th century French fireback with the goddess Diana. Goddess of hunting, also protector of animals of the forest, especially the young animals.

She became a patron and protector of young girls and was worshipped as a goddess of childbirth and midwifery along with Eileithyia.

They were associated with deities like Bastet, the goddess of protection, fertility, and joy. Cats were also linked to the sun god Ra, who, in his cat form, protected the deceased fr...

The patinated bronze figures represent the god and goddess of wine standing on an ormolu globes supported by plinth bases.

Mazu and Guanyin are both well-known deities in Chinese mythology. Mazu is the goddess of the sea, while Guanyin is the goddess of compassion.

The finely carved full length figure of 'The Goddess of Compassion, Kindness & Mercy' shown attired in flowing robes, her hair worn in high chignon with her face effecting a serene a...

Centering an oval shaped moonstone cabochon measuring 9.5 x 12.5 mm Translucent body with vivid blue adularescence Carved with an intaglio of the Greek goddess, Demeter Depicted trad...

Top size: 14,5 mm
 Ring size: 7
 Weight: 5,2 gr The intaglio, dated to the Roman era of the 1st century AD, features an engraved depiction of Minerva, goddess of wisdom and war wage...

The central figure of the lid is Hestia, the goddess of the hearth, home, and sacrificial flame.

This monumental stone carving of Guanyin depicts the goddess with an elaborate headdress and a relaxed expression of meditation.

In antiquity, the peacock was a powerful symbol of eternity and regeneration, and it was sacred to the Roman goddess Juno (Hera in Greek mythology). The motif appears frequently on R...

Our very impressive, 22 inch tall, porcelain vase by Tressemanes & Voght of Limoges, France, dates from the 1880s and features lovely mottled violet glaze, extensive raised gilt deco...

This rare Ancient Egyptian Faience Amulet Pendant depicts the Goddess Sekhmet the Lion, the healing patron of physicians.

Bronze sculpture model "Ariadne" by Johann Heinrich von Dannecker Beautiful sculpture that shows the goddess of hunting half-naked on a panther, in patinated bronze with a marble base.

Wear and tear acquiescent with age. The Greek Goddess Athena (equated with Roman Goddess Minerva) was the goddess of wisdom, warfare, and handicraft.

- Venus (16th century, in the manner of Luca Cambiaso) A graceful depiction of the goddess of love, echoing the refined Mannerist sensibility associated with Cambiaso and his circle.

A seated Buddha in the center of the crown identifies the Boddhisatva as Goddess of Mercy Guanyin. Known as Avalokitesvara in India/Tibet and Kannon in Japan, he is perhaps the most ...

A large antique late 19th century stained glass panel depicting an allegorical classical maiden, thought to be the goddess Nyx, in the manner of Stephen Adam & Son, Glasgow.

18th-19th century French neoclassical fireback with the goddess Diana. Goddess of hunting, also protector of animals of the forest, especially the young animals.

Our monumental carved wooden sculpture, 50 inches tall, depicts a mythological female figure rising above rolling seas, surrounded by various sea creatures including crustaceans, fis...

Mars the Greek god of War and Minerva the goddess of Wisdom and Strategy, represent the eternal struggle between aggression and strategy, war and diplomacy, or brute force and calcul...

The Parthenon Frieze Believed to date from 447 – 432 BC, the Parthenon Frieze is a continuous marble band that once decorated the Parthenon temple, Greece. Dedicated to the goddess...

What makes this print particularly compelling is its portrayal of Hindu goddess iconography through a European artistic lens, highlighting the cross-cultural exchange during a period...

In the clouds of this study, the viewer may discern Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, strategy, and the arts, who is often depicted with a helmet, shield, and spear.

A 20th century spelter bust of the Roman Goddess Minerva. Dating from the early 1900s, this Minerva bust is over 120 years old.

The female figure embodies grace and allure, reminiscent of the goddess Venus. She is depicted in a kneeling posture with a water jug beside her, showcasing a graceful, welcoming han...

Mercury and Ceres celebrate the victory; in cooperation the god of commerce and goddess of agriculture lead to victory. The fireback is made of cast iron and has a natural brown pat...

The clock is crowned by a masterfully executed gilt bronze sculpture depicting Athena, goddess of wisdom and war, in serene dialogue with Gaia, the primal embodiment of the Earth.

Captured in a lively and dreamy attitude, this smiling and zealous Messenger of Venus, goddess of Love, pretends to follow the progress of the divine vehicle carried by a pair of Dov...

Her head is slightly turned to the right, but the goddess does not seem to be paying attention to what she is doing.

The star suggests that this may be a depiction of the Greek star goddess Astraea, a symbol of innocence and hope.

The other side features a classical profile portrait of a woman; the woman is depicted in the style of a Roman or Greek goddess, with her hair elegantly tied up, wearing a gold neckl...

Each side features the four seasons: spring features a bull and a goddess, summer has a lion and a goddess, autumn has a scorpion and a goddess and winter has a cherub and goddess.

Featuring a decorated Neo Classical taste top centering the goddess Ceres recumbent upon her stylized chariot.

17th century French Louis XIV fireback with the goddess Caritas. Caritas (the care / love). 'Love' from the triptych faith, hope and love, the three theological virtues.

The lid of the Writing Box is mounted with a central carved mother of pearl classical scene featuring the Greek Goddess Athena, goddess of wisdom, war, and the crafts and daughter of...

The circular form—associated with the sun goddess Amaterasu—features intricate detailing on the reverse: one displays cranes amid foliage, an emblem of longevity and peace, while the...

The goddess Diana is her Roman equivalent.

The Eastern Imperial Eagle was a potent symbol in antiquity; it is the species whose image was used on the coins of the Ptolemaic kings of Egypt and was sometimes associated with the...

Different from the original plans, these later victories in the unification wars inspired the addition of the bronze sculpture of Victoria, the Roman goddess of victory designed by F...

Aeneas is the son of Anchises and the Goddess Venus, while also being the legendary founder of Rome.

The top of the cabinet is majestically and symmetrically flanked by four sculptures representing Diana, goddess of the hunt, an emblematic figure in Roman mythology associated with n...

The fresco shows Aurora, goddess of the dawn, bringing forth a new day as she leads the way for Apollo, god of light, who follows behind in his golden quadriga or four-horse chariot.

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, this lustrous and iridescent glaze can appear to be enamel, metal, or even glass and the colors morph depending on the angle, strength, an...

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, this lustrous and iridescent glaze can appear to be enamel, metal, or even glass and the colors morph depending on the angle, strength, an...

The intaglio is engraved with the Roman goddess Minerva. She is wearing a crested helmet and a long tunic.

A fine 19th century French Louis XV gilt bronze figural lamp of a female warrior. Possibly Diana Goddess of the hunt. Signed Moreau