Bacchus Mask

Louis XVI style. The frieze is centered with a finely carved mask of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and

feet. The philosopher listens to the flute. Masks of Bacchus handles. Probably cast by Barbedienne

. Highly decorative, this antique fireplace is carved to the frieze tablet with the mask of Bacchus, the

the turned ebonized Fruitwood central support, are most decorative masculine pierced masks of Bacchus

lovers scene. In the back there is a scene of a bouquet of flowers. Mounted Bacchus/ Dionysus bronze

mask of Bacchus flanked by cornucopias and lovely blooming flowers.

Mellon shaped gadrooning. The ring handles are mounted on Bacchus head masks, the god of wine. They

ribbons, the bottom centered with a mask of 'Bacchus' flanked by ribbons and rosette decorations. Circa

. The impressive base displays fine foliate designs centered by a richly chased mask of Bacchus below a

, and centered by a mask of Bacchus. To each side are large scale rams head handles which are joined by

chased mask of Bacchus set on a beautiful veneered Kingwood background showcasing the warm wood grain

in bold relief and three silvered bronze masks of Bacchus. Finally the five candle branches and

strawberries in bold relief and three silvered bronze masks of Bacchus. Finally the five candle branches and

sculpted mask of Bacchus smiling amidst vines and grape leaves with the same impressive masterfully

scalloped shaped Ebony base with beautiful scrolled foliate mounts and a richly chased central mask of

surrounding a roundel with a classical profile above a mask of Bacchus, with an ornate pierced circular seat

beautifully cast ormolu mask mounts possibly Bacchus with raised scrollwork feet. The body of the Tea Caddy is

acanthus leaf motifs, along with the captivating Bacchus heads and female masks, lend an air of opulence to

grams. The artisan beautifully sculpted a classical mythological mask—reminiscent of Bacchus or a sylvan

designed pendulum is centered by a mask of Bacchus in a striking satin and burnished finished. Above are

crowned with grapevine. The body of the vase is detailed with carved Bacchus and Hercules masks and their

the front with three faux drawers while each side displays a superb richly chased mask of Bacchus set

raised on six finely chased ormolu masks of Bacchus satyrs flanked by seashell-like mounts. The Ormolu