Antique Goddess

Large classical scene of Aurora Goddess of Dawn leading the chariot of Apollo and bringing light to the world.

On Mount Olympus, Ganymede replaced Hebe (the goddess of youth) as the divine cupbearer, responsible for serving nectar and ambrosia to the gods.

A Young Lady as Flora Attributed to Jacob van Schuppen (Fontainebleau, 1670 – Vienna, 1751) Paris, France, circa 1710, early 18th century Oil on canvas: 46 × 36 cm Louis XIV-period c...

It originally belonged to a monumental sculpture, as evidenced by its size, probably the representation of a goddess. Given that the hand is extended without holding any iconographic...

The carved statuary marble centre tablet depicting the classical goddess Cybele, enthroned, with lion, cornucopia and mural crown.

Containing the psychoactive alkaloid nuciferine, its essence was infused into oils and wine used in rituals dedicated to Hathor, the goddess of love, pleasure, and intoxication. The ...

The figure depicts the goddess in the classic Venus Pudica pose, accompanied by a dolphin and Cupid at her feet.

The obverse bears the helmeted portrait of Athena, the city's patron goddess, while the reverse depicts her sacred owl, a symbol of wisdom and vigilance, accompanied by an olive spri...

The Parthenon was constructed on the Acropolis of Athens in the 5th century BC and dedicated to the goddess Athena. It remains one of the defining monuments of classical Greek archit...

An antique partial wall frieze in marble of Nike, who was the goddess of victory in Greek mythology, in good condition.

Dimensions in cm: Height 77 cm x Width 73 cm x Depth 4 cm Dimensions in inches: Height 2 foot, 6 inches x Width 2 foot, 5 inches x Depth 2 inches Venus and Cupid Venus goes back be...

An antique cameo brooch, depicting Hera, the ancient Greek goddess of women, marriage and childbirth, on a sardonyx hardstone cameo, with a dark brown background, mounted in yellow g...

The scene depicts the Goddess Juno borrowing the Belt of Venus in her efforts to seduce the God Jupiter.

The work depicts a scene from classical mythology, where the wild boar that killed Adonis, Venus's mortal lover, is brought before the grief-stricken goddess. Inscriptions below the ...

Named after Vesta, the Roman goddess of the hearth, these cases were essential during the Victorian era when early matches were prone to accidental ignition.

Named after Vesta, the Roman goddess of the hearth, these cases were essential during the Victorian era when early matches were prone to accidental ignition.

The painting invites the viewer to contemplate the beauty of Venus, who embodies a prototype of exuberant beauty so appreciated at the time and who, as the goddess of love and eros, ...

The vulture was one of the most potent protective images of ancient Egypt and was particularly associated with Nekhbet, the vulture goddess and tutelary deity of Upper Egypt. Frequen...

Art Nouveau Silvered Bronze Figure of a Butterfly Woman, circa 1901 (Femme papillon) by Francis Renaud. Bronze Butterfly Goddess — A luminous female figure with outstretched arms mer...

Above is a raised platform with the Goddess Athena at the center with her throne supported on a richly chased Rais de Coeur band.

The painting portrays Goddess Lakshmi, the embodiment of wealth, prosperity, and fertility, seated gracefully on a lotus flower, which symbolizes purity and spiritual enlightenment.

This particular statue captures the goddess in a modest, introspective pose, with her arms gracefully arranged to cover her form, embodying both vulnerability and serene beauty.

The potters worked from prints rather than from marbles, and thought nothing of putting a goddess into the high-waisted gown and sandals of the day, so that the figure reads at once ...

Executed during the 19th century, this charming cabinet-sized bronze captures the goddess Venus in a graceful crouching pose, her body turning gently as she attempts to conceal her n...

This plate presents multiple interpretations of the Ephesian goddess, comparing sculptural variants and medallion representations.

A Monumental and Quite Unusual 19th-Century KPM Porcelain Plaque Depicting the Birth of Venus This KPM porcelain plaque depicts The Birth of Venus, with the goddess standing upon an...

The Antique Pottery Saraswati Statue is a captivating representation of the Hindu goddess Saraswati, revered as the deity of wisdom, music, and art.

After discovering the double-reed flute (aulos) invented by the goddess Athena, the satyr Marsyas became so skilled at playing it that he dared to challenge the god Apollo with his l...

French Louis XVI style ormolu mounted parian porcelain vase with cover cast with a winged goddess & putti & with female masks to each handle (2nd ½ 19th Cent)

It is a portrait of an elegant lady depicted with the attributes of the Roman goddess Minerva, namely a large shield, known as an aegis, upon which her left forearm rests, and a spea...

The sculptural figure on top is that of Ceres, the Roman goddess of fertility and agriculture, as can be seen from the wheatsheaves in her right hand.

Named after the Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon, Diane embodies grace, strength and timeless femininity.

The figure appears to be the Hindu goddess Devi Weight: 4,65 kgs Originating from India

Dimensions - H: 7 in W: 5.5 in An exquisite Late 19th Century Berlin KPM (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur) hand-painted porcelain plaque depicting Flora, the Roman goddess of flowe...

An antique marble relief of Athene or Athena who was a goddess of Greek mythology, in good condition. She stood for Wisdom, strategy amongst many and gave her name to to the Capital ...

A very cool piece, the goddess staring with intensity at any mortal who dares to approach.

Diana was the twin sister of the Greek god Apollo and goddess of the moon. She is representing the virgin goddess and protector of childbirth.

Here, Cupid, playful and bare-footed, sneaks towards a delicate butterfly, a symbol of Psyche, the mortal woman who would become his immortal bride and goddess of the soul. With a sm...

The ancient Greeks and Romans revered pearls as symbols of romantic love, fertility and the feminine mystique as the goddess Aphrodite (Venus) was born of sea foam and her tears of j...

Numerous portraits were dedicated to her by the greatest painters of the time, reflecting her position as the “absolute” favourite at the court of Louis XIV and celebrating her legen...

The Guanyin is a traditional Chinese Goddess of mercy associated with compassion as venerated by Mahayana Buddhists.

On the reverse side, the coin depicts the head of Aphrodite, the ancient Greek goddess of love, beauty, desire, and fertility. Revered throughout the classical world, Aphrodite symbo...

The dual serpent handles, green man and vegetal motifs of the golden ormolu fittings combine with the meticulously painted goddess / muse figures to present an impression of luxuriou...

19th century French Napoleon III Period fireback with the goddess Minerva. Goddess of knowledge, intellect, and ingenuity of the human spirit.

The backrest is profusely decorated with classical gilt bronze mounts, including two flanking columns either side, vases, goddess figures, profile busts and foliate details.

This stunning wall decor showcases the Greek goddess Nike supported on a circular patinated Bronze globe.

. ** Saraswati is a Hindu goddess associated with education, creativity and music.

On the right, however, it is possible to see the ethereal and suspended figure of Athena, who wears a finely draped tunic and, with the typical helmet, advances on the left brandishi...

Each showing a female goddess with a diadem in her hair and serene facial expression, with drapery folds underneath.

Each showing a female goddess with a diadem in her hair and serene facial expression.

Featuring the Sphinx, Cleopatra's needle and the Pyramids, a winged goddess (possibly Nekhbet or Isis), stylized pharaohs, and hieroglyphic patterns, all flanked by decorative archit...

Finest quality Palace size (50 inch tall) French Sevres style porcelain vase with gilt bronze mounts depicting the Roman goddess of fertility and motherhood, motioning to her attend...

This Antique Pottery Meenakshi Statue from the 19th century is a rare collectible that beautifully represents the Hindu goddess Meenakshi, a revered form of Goddess Parvati whose nam...

The broad rim is richly ornamented with eight further relief panels illustrating the Seven Liberal Arts: Grammar, Dialectic, Rhetoric, Music, Arithmetic, Geometry, and Astrology, acc...

The allegorical subject, rooted in classical tradition, presents the figure with graceful poise and a sense of quiet romanticism, embodying the timeless symbolism of Flora as the god...

By repute removed from the St Francis hotel in San Francisco and resided there possibly as part of the hotels many renovations Featuring a nude goddess with a bow and arrow hunting w...

The intaglios depict a child's head; the bust of a philosopher; Hygeia, the Greek goddess of hygiene, with a serpent around her neck, this intaglio is dated to circa third century A.

Ancient Roman Carnelian Intaglio of Fortuna, goddess of chance or luck who became identified with the Greek Tyche; the original Italian deity was probably regarded as the bearer of p...

According to another tradition he brought back home a goddess who had fled to Nubia, she being identified with Tefnut.

Bull cults emerged in the Aegean in prehistoric times, linked to a fertility goddess. As the partner of this Great Goddess, the bull represented the virile principle of generation an...