Antique Satyr

scene of Bacchic intimacy between a seated satyr and a standing youth. The standing youth, shown

Antique heavy cast brass satyr with grapes and grapevines in his hair. With this grape and leafage

Louis XVI style clock with Bacchante and musical satyrs. The body of the clock features two young

Large, rare and affecting, this sensual bronze by Jean-Marie Camus depicts a nude satyr figure

Domenico Maria Canuti (Bologna 1626 - 1684) Title: Toilet of Venus with Cupids and Satyrs Medium

Unique and antique bronze sculpture, bust of a Satyr (“Satan”) by Jef Lambeaux.. A striking and

Ignacio Gallo (Spanish/French, 1850-1935) was a Spanish sculptor, who was active as a sculptor and engraver in Madrid and Paris in the interwar period. His works show animal scenes, ...

Late 19th Century Jugendstil bronze sculpture of a dancing Satyr/Faun signed by G. Roth, Germany

Pair of Baltic Gilt Satyr Faun Head Wall Sconces Late 19th / Early 20th Century, Probably Swedish

"Pas de Deux," Superb Satyr and nude women pairing inspired by Ballets Russes. Glazed Ceramic

Estate Art Deco period Egyptian Revival 14K yellow gold dancing satyr and goat Tassie signet ring

American Renaissance period. A Pair of Patinated Bronze Vases with Nymph and Satyr Bas-Reliefs

. The bowl is supported by three fire-gilt satyr masks, connected by chains to a sunflower-shaped

A merry scene depicting a young Bacchus accompanied by Cupid, cherubs, and a young satyr. Well

bronze and features a large dial with Roman numerals supported on each side by satyr figures. Signed on

Pair Empire Gilt Bronze and Crystal Compotes Each base is cast with three satyrs supporting a

intricately detailed horned satyr heads, this urn exemplifies the elegance and artistry of the period. The

linings, back boards and stile legs, original locks, pulls and satyr escutcheons.

satyr. Presented in an antique gilt frame. unsigned Measurements: 42.5" x 35" framed approx

This is a stunning and rare 18th-century, hand-coloured engraving/etching titled Satyrs and Maenads

satyr. The 22 Carat gold ring is original and has an intricate pattern of granulation. Ring size: S 1/2

Satyrs, a painting from the studio of Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) and thought to have been painted at

. There is a Dancing Faun, a Seated Hermes or Mercury Resting, a Satyr with wine sack and a Danaide or

chariot surrounded by men, females, satyrs, and putti. Next to him is Ariadne with whom he falls in love

. Silenus is the oldest and wisest of the satyrs in Greek mythology. He is considered the tutor and constant

An exceptional 19th-century patinated bronze figure of the "Dancing Faun" (or Satyr), after the

century, with striking and highly decorative faun (satyr) mask handles—an unmistakable nod to Bacchic and

satyr heads along the sides. Ceramic; France, 19th century Height: 8.5 inches, Width: 8.5 inches

mythological figures, including satyrs and nymphs, intertwine in a whirlwind of movement, music, and pleasure

narrative imagery continues with Satyr masks guarding the rounded corners of the apron which transition into

baluster-shaped vase containing flowers and fruit, decorated alternately with heads of satyrs and

corners by bearded satyr masks ending in acanthus case and sabot feet. The sides centred with a mask of

hung around an ovoid body with 3 satyr headed legs (late 19th Cent) (PRICED AS PAIR) Missing 1 tassel

. The side handles are flanked by satyr mascarons. Stamped on the base “Terre Cuite Gossin.” The vases

/ planters featuring low relief adorned with floral and laurel motifs, satyr handles on a round base, crowned

richly chased Ormolu mounts are set atop each leg with the head of a Satyr with grape clusters in his

subject, cherubs and satyrs playing in an Arcadian landscape, of remarkable pictorial quality. This is a

), Dutch School, circa 1800. The oak panel depicts Silenus reclining amid nymphs, satyrs, and putti

-shaped basing decorated with flowers and with a circular dispenser opening, all above a male satyr and a

exterior with figural narrative, what appears to be a bacchanalia under grape vines. Pairs of satyr faces

This striking Roman Marble torso belongs most assuredly the Mythological Satyr Marsyas. The

An antique Italian Neoclassical buff stoneware statue of Resting Satyr, after the antique

A 19th Century carved mahogany stool, the distinctive carving having satyr’s masks to the shoulder

and a similar one from a brothel. The tripod base foot with three satyrs with one arm extended

. Silenus is the oldest and wisest of the satyrs in Greek mythology. He is considered the tutor and constant

, a satyr, depicted in three-quarter view, offers him a bunch of grapes. This vase, of great taste and

satyr masks which are joined by swaging grape vines. The mid section of the urn displays a recessed band

holds a spear and is crowned by a suspended female figure; in front of her are two satyrs, holding

ormolu, decorated with satyr masks flanked by floral wreaths and hanging swags. Rising from the urn is an

satyrs, with one hand on his heart and the other grasping Ariadne's arm to propose marriage to her

Cupid onto an altar, while the other shows two nymphs and a satyr raising a statue of Pan, the god of

reserves of a Satyr. The Satyr is surrounded by scrolled acanthus leaves above a berried laurel swaging

A compelling life-size plaster cast depicting Marsyas, the ill-fated satyr of Greek mythology

Circle of Hendrick van Balen (1575–1632) – Mythological Scene: Venus, Cupid, and a Satyr Oil on

motifs, including a female mask and a pair of horned satyr masks, accented with aigrettes and garlands of

A beautifully cast Grand Tour Neo Classical Bronze of a Dancing Faun or Satyr holding cymbals. The

composition transitions into a deeply gadrooned bowl punctuated by bold satyr mascarons, their expressive