Antique Head

Antique Polychrome Carved Head Of Cherub / Putti / Putto Exquisite 18th-century carved wood panel features a stunning polychrome head of a cherub, also known as a putto.

Chicken-head ewers are among the most distinct and emblematic pottery pieces from the Han (206 BC ~ AD 220) to the Tang dynasties.

Unique handcarved wooden head of Christ with beautiful expression and glass eyes, once used at processions.

Classic 19th century German Pharaoh head door knocker, made of Bronze. Nice addition to your front door.

18th century Italian gold leaf angel head or "putto" adorned with baroque pearls. A putto is a cherub figure frequently appearing in both mythological and religious paintings and scu...

The design is accentuated by a diamond set in one head and a ruby in the other, adding a touch of elegance and colour to the ring.

A collection of three carved sandstone heads on wood display stands from Northern India Rajasthan or Madhya Pradesh, circa 11-12th century.

Wonderfully detailed French art sculpture of a cow's head from a Lyon, France butcher shop advertisement.

Antique square red copper and brass planter with two handles, claw feet, and lion-head motifs; late 19th century, France. A charming and authentic small planter made of red copper a...

The original brass lion’s head ring pulls add a classical note and are proportionate to the scale of the piece.

Alpine roebuck head with beautiful roebuck horns out of carved wood and colored Skillfully elaborated carving, alpine, probably Bavaria original version.

Chest on Stand Rustic Wood Brass Nail Heads. A decorative chest on a stand decorated with brass nail heads.

A charming vintage classic flower pot, cache-pot, or jardinière made of brass, featuring lion-head handles on both sides; dating from the first half of the 20th century and unmarked.

French gilt bronze clock, with Bacchus head, circa 1840.

19th Century English Folk Art Tree Form Painted Heads An unusual pair of late 19th Century English folk art painted natural wooden form figures.

Cast with a remarkable sense of neoclassical power during the mid-19th century, this heavy antique French cast iron lion head element dates from circa 1850. The architectural iron pi...

The Head is an original Woodcut from ""quaderni dell'Eroica", realized by Giorgio Wenter Marini in 1925.

This striking pair of 1920s French bronze ram’s head wall sconces exemplifies the sculptural richness and classical symbolism that define high-quality French decorative arts of the e...

Akan Terracotta Commemorative head of an ancestor , Akan People, Ghana Willem Geyskens 1977 Terracotta with granular black engobe.

The brooch is hallmarked with a French horse head. This particular hors-head hallmark is a French hallmark that was set in gold jewelry between 1838 and 1919.

Buddha head, Thailand, cast bronze, late 19th – early 20th century (Rattanakosin period), Sukhothai/Ayutthaya style.

Above the plaster base, by means of a wooden support, the cast of the head of a Roman woman is set. Cast for the teaching drawing in the academy.

Its restrained form reflects a practical object designed for reliability rather than ornament, with the uninterrupted grain of the hardwood ensuring exceptional strength between shaf...

Hand-carved 4 heads sculpture from Cambodja

Inspired by classical Greco-Roman forms, the urn features an elegant baluster silhouette and two sculptural ram’s head appliqués in high relief, crowned with radiating ornamental fan...

A sublime Greco-Buddhist stucco head of the Buddha, ancient region of Gandhara, circa 3rd-5th century.

A rare fired-clay (terracotta) head of a Luohan with an expressive face circa 18th century or earlier of Chinese Qing Dynasty.

Heads of animals is an original artwork realized by John Barlow (1759 - 1810).

Heads of birds is an original artwork realized by Thomas Holloway (1748 - 1827).

Heads of men is an original artwork realized by James Neagle (1760 - 1822).

Bronze Buddha head resting on a wooden base. The surface has a beautiful dark, nuanced patina, a testament to its age.

Finished in classic sage green with crisp white applied relief decoration, the urn-form body is adorned with ram's head handles, draped swags, and playful putti in the traditional En...

Head of a Saint from the 18th Century Wood Carving.

Underneath two of the rams heads are cartouches of love birds sitting on tree branches.

Solid wood stick with fine bone engraving as an elephant head. Germany around 19th century Very fine carved handwork.

The cabinet was known as "Morijang" in Korean and was traditionally used to keep valuables such as jewelries and other small items on the bed (thus the name head-side chest). General...

A beautifully preserved example, this superb sandstone head depicts an official wearing a smooth shoulder-length headcloth, over large naturalistic ears and fleshy, round face.

The species illustrated include the Death’s-Head Hawk Moth, Elephant Hawk Moth, and related hawk moths (Sphingidae), easily recognizable by their large wingspans, bold striping, and ...

English Chippendale style (18th-19th century) mahogany loveseat with eagle head arms and upholstered seat and back.  

This is a very large and heavy solid granite stone carved sculpture fountain. This gargoyle with opening at mouth for a water fountain. It is a fantastic and whimsical item. We ha...

Chicken-head ewers are a distinctive ceramic form that developed during the Jin dynasty (265–420), originating in the southern Yue kilns of present-day Zhejiang province, and later s...

This unique antique Arcon-shaped pendant features a finely detailed elk head design, blending natural elements with skilled craftsmanship.

English Regency mahogany and ebonized trimmed commode with flaired back sides and 2 drawers over 2 large doors trimmed with bronze lion heads and claw feet.

Chicken-head celadon vessels are among the most distinctive and emblematic ceramic forms produced during the dynamic period spanning from the Han dynasty (206 BC–AD 220) through the ...

Queen Victoria Jubilee Head silver crown dated 1889, a British five shilling coin in 0.925 sterling silver struck by The Royal Mint.

The eyes are swollen with intensity, and together with the general setting of the head they denounce a conscious reflection on the physiognomy, peculiar within the emerging context o...

Queen Victoria Jubilee Head silver crown dated 1889, a British five shilling coin in 0.925 sterling silver struck by The Royal Mint.

It has been suggested that the face of the Uffizi original is actually copied from the head of a young giant from the Gigantomachia of Pergamum – an ancient narrative sculptural frie...

Middle Eastern Moorish-style (19/20th Century) patinated brass filigree chandelier with 4 bird head arms holding dome shades. Green glass beaded fringe.

A finely executed etching after Nicolaes Berchem depicting the head of a donkey in profile, rendered with remarkable sensitivity to texture and character.

An amphora piece is suspended from the ram’s head, with twisted wirework and granulated beads.

This artwork portrays heads of men. On the back of this artwork there is a text.

This artwork portrays heads of men. On the back of this artwork there is a text.

This artwork portrays heads of men. On the back of this artwork there is a text.

This artwork portrays heads of women. On the back of this artwork there is another portrait of women.

This artwork portrays heads of women. On the back of this artwork there is another portrait of women.

This artwork portrays heads of men. On the back of this artwork there is a text.

This artwork portrays heads of children. On the back of this artwork there is another portrait of a children.

A sandstone Buddha head, reclaimed from an early 20th Century Cambodian statue.

This artwork portrays heads of women. On the back of this artwork there is a text.