Important Prattware "Bacchus" Toby Jug
Located in New York, NY
An important English pearlware pottery Bacchus toby jug decorated in underglaze Pratt colors, with "Brandy" written on barrel
Pottery
Sold|$11,725
Early 19th Century Marble Bust of Bacchus
Located in London, GB
A huge, very impressive early 19th Century marble bust of Bacchus with a thyrsus of grape vine.
Sold|$3,739
Very Nice Biscuit of Bacchus, 18th Century
By Niderviller Porcelain Manufactory
Located in Nice, Cote d' Azur
Bacchus standing, carry on his shoulder a jar, he wears a lion skin belt. Signed on the base Niderviller.
Pan and the Infant Bacchus, 19th century (after the Antique)
By P. Masulli Foundry
Located in Miami Beach, FL
Masulli Foundry, Naples Bronze, dark brown patina with lighter high points 23 x 13 x 6 inches (overall) The sculpture depicts the faun with cymbals, leaning against a naturalist...
Bronze
Sold|$56,090
Rare Cast Iron Statue of Bacchus, 19th Century
Located in Richebourg, Yvelines
Dated from the second half of the 19th century, circa 1860-1880, rare cast iron statue of Bacchus by the Val D'Osne Foundry. The statue depicts Bacchus, god of wine, in inebriety: th...
Grand Tour Bronze Statue of Bacchus, circa 1880
Located in San Francisco, CA
One of the most famous statues of antiquity is the basis for this handsome and well cast figure of a young man. Identified as Apollo, Antonius now scholars believe the grapes in his ...
Bronze
Grand Tour Bronze of 'Satyr with the Infant Bacchus'
Located in Salisbury, GB
Grand Tour bronze of 'Satyr with the Infant Bacchus'. Fine, dark patination on verde antico, Florentine, circa 1820.
Claude Michel Clodion, Bronze Group , Baby Bacchus & Panther, 19th Century
By Claude Michel Clodion
Located in New York, NY
Great casting and wonderful details. Depicting two baby Bacchus and a cherub riding a panther. Medium brown patina with bronze highlights coming through.
Figure of Bacchus with a Baby Satyr Le Vine by Louis Holweck
Located in Fairfax, VA
"Le Vin" a patinated bronze ornament depicting a child's fauna overturned in a grape vat at the foot of Bacchus dancing and pouring wine originally was exhibited at Salon De Beaux A...
Marble, Bronze
Large Grand Tour Bronze of Man with Young Bacchus, circa 1880
Located in San Francisco, CA
Wealthy tourists collected statues like these as mementos at museums and archaeological sights mostly in southern Europe. These beautiful objects are referred to as Grand Tour souven...
Spectacular Neoclassical Pair of Rare Limestone Plaques of Bacchus and Dionysus
Located in Mount Penn, PA
Great Neoclassical style pair of rare Bacchus and Dionysus limestone plaques, circa 1900. Very good antique condition with subtle chipping to the top of the female's Hair.Would look ...
Limestone
Large Pair of 19th Century French Bacchanalian Bronze Ewers with Cupid Figures
Located in London, GB
Bacchanalian Bronze Sculpture, Bacchanalian Ewers, Bacchanalian Vases, Bacchus Sculpture, Antique Bronze Sculpture, Bacchanalian Antique, Antique Bacchus, Gothic Antique.
Bronze
Bronze Bacchanalian Fountain Head Wall Sculpture by Marie Zimmermann circa 1915
By Roman Bronze Works, Marie Zimmermann
Located in Los Angeles, CA
The sculpture of Bacchus, Roman god of wine, comes directly from the artist's estate where she prominently displayed this one-of-a-kind creation outdoors at her home in Pike County, ...
Bronze
19th Century Bacchus Solid Bronze Sculpture Objet D'art
Located in Richmond, VA
Offered is an gorgeous, late 19th century solid-bronze, Bacchus sculpture objet d'art. Hang attach a hook for wall-hanging.
Bronze
Bronze Sculpture by Clément Léopold Steiner, Bacchus with Satyr
By Clément Léopold Steiner 1
Located in Fairfax, VA
Bronze sculpture by the French sculptor Léopold Clément Steiner depicts the wine god Bacchus, who holds up a Satyr/Faun- Greek myth.
Bronze
Sold|$5,390
19th Century Bronze Figure of Bacchus
Located in London, GB
A rare and early 19th century Grand Tour bronze figure of Bacchus on a Carrara marble base, in weathered condition commensurate with its age.
Carrara Marble, Bronze
19th Century Italian Bronze Figure of Bacchus and Putto
By Fonderia Sommer Napoli
Located in Woodbury, CT
The gilt bronze, nude figure of Bacchus stands next to a tree trunk form draped with a cloak , grapes and a set of pan pipes.. He hold on his shoulder a putto who offers to the g...
Bronze
Plaster Dionysus/Bacchus Head on Virginia Soapstone Base Steven Strumlauf
Located in Richmond, VA
Dionysus plaster sculpture mounted on a Virginia Soapstone base. Cast by Steven Strumlauf.
Soapstone
Pan and the Infant Bacchus, 19th Century, After the Antique
Located in Miami Beach, FL
The sculpture depicts the faun with cymbals, leaning against a naturalistic stump, hung with a set of pan pipes and the infant Bacchus sitting on pan's shoulders holding a group of g...
Bronze
18th c. Bronze Statuette of Bacchus, After Michel Anguier and Louis Garnier
By Michel Anguier
Located in Miami Beach, FL
A patinated bronze figure of Bacchus after Louis Garnier (1638-1728) and Michel Anguier (1612-1686). Literature: V. Krahn, Von allen Seiten schön. Bronzen der Renaissance und des...
Bronze
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