Antique Goddess

This statue known for its graceful portrayal of th goddess Diana, depicts her in a standing pose, with her body slightly turned, conveying a sense of movement and vitality.

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...

Marble statue of carved statue of the Buddhist goddess known as Guanyin, sitting in the lotus position.

The oxyrhynchus was also associated with the goddess Hathor and was frequently portrayed wearing her characteristic crown.

What distinguishes this map is its exceptional lower-right cartouche, where a reclining allegorical figure—often interpreted as Venus, the mythological goddess associated with Cyprus...

A framed early 19th century French hand-blocked wallpaper panel featuring Artemis. Artemis was the goddess of nature, wildlife, transitions, care of children, healing and fertility.

Late 18th or early 19th century French fireback with the goddess Venus. Venus is holding her mirror and a bunch of flowers.

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.

A particularly rare and distinctive element is the large, beautifully painted panel depicting an ancient Greek scene featuring Demeter, the goddess of the harvest. Provenance Robert...

In order, on the back of the coins we can see: the equestrian statue of Trajan, goddess Iustitia, goddess Victoria, goddess Liberalitas, Septimius making a sacrifice with patera and ...

A William IV satinwood display cabinet attributed to Edward Holmes Baldock, the upper section with a marble top and ormolu gallery above two large glazed doors, the lower section in ...

18th-19th century French Neoclassical fireback with the goddess Minerva. Goddess of knowledge, intellect and ingenuity of the human spirit.

This exquisite antique cameo brooch pendant is crafted in 13k yellow gold and features a finely carved hardstone portrait of Hera, the Greek goddess and queen of the Olympians. The c...

This instrument, usually made of metal, has very ancient origins: it is assumed to come from Ancient Egypt, where it was sacred to the goddess Isis since she was supposedly the inven...

The djed-pillar is generally associated with death and rebirth through its representation of Osiris' backbone, while the tyt-knot relates to the goddess Isis and her ability to prote...

Created around 150-125 BCE, the mostly nude statue is widely believed to represent Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty. This Grand Tour work of just retains the essentia...

The prints are presented in matching gold frames. Featuring Diana the Goddess of Hunting. Each print features a different Greek god or goddess.

Crowning the composition is a finely modeled figurine of a Greek goddess, lending classical elegance and symbolic grace to the piece.

In the painting, the Earth takes the form of a goddess who governs the cycles ofnature and generously offers her fruits to putti who take care ofher, protecting her and working hard.

The cameo depicts the goddess Venus seated gracefully as attendants adorn her, symbolizing themes of beauty, divinity, and femininity.

19th century French Napoleon III period fireback with the goddess Diana and a cupid. Goddess of hunting, also protector of animals of the forest, especially the young animals.

The temple was dedicated primarily to Hathor, goddess of love and beauty, music and joy, motherhood and fertility, as well as the sky and cosmic order.

Tested yellow gold, approximately 9.24 grams in weight, circa mid 2nd-mid 3rd century AD, accompanied by an Oxford Labs X-Ray fluorescence analysis report stating the composition of ...

A dramatic pair of antique regency era bronze figures, depicting the Roman God Mars and Goddess Minerva, elevated by stepped black marble bases with neoclassical style columns to the...

The story is linked to Diana, Goddess of hunting, and her impossible love for the young mortal shepherd, Endymion.

Diane de Poitiers, mistress of King Henry II, is depicted as the goddess Diana, leaning on a stag. Rather than sculpting her naked, as in the original and Barbedienne's bronze, the a...

18th-19th century French Neoclassical period fireback with the goddess Minerva. Goddess of knowledge, intellect and ingenuity of the human spirit.

It is centered with a conical banded three layer agate superbly carved with a cameo of a goddess (likely Minerva, the goddess of wisdom). Her hair is elaborately styled and adorned ...

Stunning, vintage hand painted made in Italy Wine Goddess bust.

19th Century pair of bronze statues depicting Roman deities including Mercury - the messenger of the gods, and Diana – the Goddess of wild animals and the hunt.

Representing Siddhi Laksmi, the goddess of wealth, prosperity, and auspiciousness, this antique sculpture carries immense spiritual and cultural significance.

It shows the procession of the Panathenaic festival, the commemoration of the birthday of the Goddess Athena. The piece is mounted on a Lucite panel and framed with two contemporary ...

Antique hardstone lava cameo brooch featuring “Demeter,” the goddess of the harvest, fertility, and the earth’s abundance.

During the Georgian period, Venus was revered in art and literature as the Roman goddess of love, beauty, fertility, and sexuality.

In Hindu mythology, Saraswati is the divine consort of Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe. She is the Goddess of learning, arts, knowledge and wisdom. Students come to Saraswat...

Adorning the reverse side of the coin is the image of the Goddess Fortuna, the divine personification of fortune and luck in Roman mythology.

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

Inspired by Greek mythology, the poem tells the story of Venus, the Goddess of Love, and her unrequited love for the mortal and hunter, Adonis.

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

On the reverse side of the coin, the goddess Minerva is depicted, shown standing with a spear and shield, symbols of wisdom, strategy, and protective power.

This statue represents the Goddess Nike, whose head and arms are missing. She stands proudly with her dress billowing in the wind and open wings swelling with air.

Each print depicts a different scene from Greek mythology with the first being of Vulcan the god of fire and the forge with Ceres, the goddess of agriculture and the harvest. Vulcan’...

Above a fluted, rounded base, the figure of the Greek goddess of youth. Hebe is depicted here rising up, wearing a close-fitting robe, before an eagle, the symbol of royal power, hon...

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

The goddess, crowned and draped in a sumptuous cloak adorned with peacock feathers — the emblematic animal of Juno — is elevated into the sky by a host of winged putti (cherubs), cel...

Admirers of the craft will appreciate the deep harmony in this design, where each medallion houses a central floral "star" motif, symbolizing the womb of the celebrated mother goddes...

According to Greek mythology, Aphrodite (the Roman Venus) is the Goddess of Love and Beauty. She is depicted here in statuary white marble, surprised while bathing and crouches nude,...

Superbly carved white statuary Carrara marble bust of Flora, the goddess of flowers. Flora was often associated with the coming of spring and the fertility of the land.

Boschetti, Rome circa 1870 Patinated bronze raised over the original cylindrical black and verde marble base 31 5/8" H x 10" diameter (with base) 24 1/8" H x 7 1/2" diameter (sculpt...

The ancient intaglio: Fortuna Tyche The carnelian intaglio depicts Fortuna (Greek: Tyche), the powerful Roman goddess of fortune, chance, and prosperity. She is represented with her ...

Italian Neoclassic style patinated bronze figure of the goddess Ceres on round base (19th Cent)

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

The product is a 19th-century French carved bust of Diana, a sculpture depicting the ancient Roman goddess. This masterpiece of art showcases intricate carving techniques used in cre...

Inspired by Greek mythology, the poem tells the story of Venus, the Goddess of Love, and her unrequited love for the mortal and hunter, Adonis.

At the center of one plaque is the goddess Némésis protecting the god Zeus in the form of a swan while holding a shawl blowing in the wind in the the other hand.

18th century French Louis XV period fireback with the Goddess Diana bathing. Diana, Goddess of hunting, also protector of animals of the forest, especially the young animals.

This legendary bird holds a central place in Japanese mythology; indeed, it was a three-legged crow that acted as a messenger for the goddess Amaterasu in Shinto cosmogony. It is sai...

An antique 20th century plaster sculpture of a Nike, the Greek goddess of victory. Constructed from fibrous plaster with a painted finish, this unique sculpture depicts the headless...

This compelling vintage sculpture beautifully captures a tender moment between a kneeling female figure (suggestive of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt) and a small deer (hind). ...

Terra Allegory, Cybele Mother Earth, Antique Hand-Colored Engraving 1815 Description: This striking allegorical engraving represents Terra, the personification of Earth, shown as th...