Elephant Figure

A decorative Indian painting on silk depicting a majestic, richly ornamented ceremonial elephant. The figure is adorned with embroidered textiles, bells, and decorative elements typi...

Tall tulip stems and broad floral petals rise against a satin black ground across the body of this hand-painted Elephant Parade figure. Titled 'Josephine', the design incorporates br...

Offered is this beautiful Hollywood Regency figural Elephant side, end or coffee table. The heavy brass elephant sculpture is in beautiful condition.

But more impressive than the tigers is the powerful figure of the elephant. He is fierce and presents with such intensity that the fight appears to already be lost for the cats, the ...

Very beautiful and large pair of bookends designed and manufactured by guadalupe coronadon in spain in the 1980s. Pink ceramic figure representing elephants. Designer object that wil...

The figure in this piece, along with the elephant, aligns with known Meissen models from the 1740s–1760s, a period when the manufactory was at the height of its influence and technic...

A Fine pair of orientalist French signed Baccarat candy covered compotes with elephant handles and an oriental figure at the apex.

From the FDR library- This wooden table with base consisting of a carved figure of an elephant was used by Eleanor Roosevelt in her East 74th Street apartment in New York City (see p...

At the right, riders sit in canopied howdahs on the backs of elephants, beside a mounted figure. A tapering temple tower and a domed building rise among the trees on the left, and a ...

Its design often highlights figures enacting cultural narratives, with this particular piece featuring a figure atop an elephant, embodying both power and protection.

The elaborate headdress, crowned with flowers, completes the divine presence of this sacred figure. The elephant, symbolizing wisdom and strength, is rendered with remarkable charac...

It features original hand-painted figural scenes—including elephants and traditional dress figures—framed by decorative borders on all sides and across the lid.

Hand-wrought in iron and inset with a menagerie of stylized animal silhouettes—roosters, pigs, elephants, and more—each figure rendered with graphic simplicity and folkloric character.

The vase decorated with a visually striking exceptionally executed large central medallion, depicting the famous 18th century Louis XV Rococo painting titled "L'Escarpolette" or "The...

Bowls, tea pots and vases were the major part – but a few figural items of elephants, bears and other are considered highly collectible by collectors.