Gargoyles

Wood Gargoyle carving c1860

An impressive hand carved large 20th century granite Gargoyle. Very much in the gothic style. Fantastic as decorative sculpture or permanent building fixture.

The unusual pair from a collection of four gargoyles; each used as a rain spout for gutters on a chateau or cathedral; with distorted appearance combining mischievousness and embelli...

Very nice pair of Griffons or Diabolic Gargoyles in carved wood. Period 19th century. Very nice condition, minor losses.

In ancient Chinese mythology they are seen to ward off evil spirits, much like gargoyles in the European tradition. Hence these are a great pair of gatekeepers for any property.

Gargoyles were invented in medieval times to direct rainwater from the roof to ground level without damaging the facades of the building.

Cast stone gargoyles, with great character, make cool accessories or garden sculpture.

Carved stone gargouille with a strong expression. Gargoyle, a word derived from the French 15th century word gargouille.

Pair of black limestone gargoyles with great carved mane and backbone. The body is honed and face and mane are polished grey.

This pair of gargoyle statues was hand carved in limestone in Italy during the early 2000’s.

1990s rare pair of winged lion gargoyles Made from ceramic, these winged lion gargoyles are a super interesting decorative piece, adding a Gothic Revival feel to your space.

Unique and extremely rare carved stone feathered gargoyle. Great expression This gargoyle, a word derived from the French 15th century word 'Gargouille' (throat), is a hybrid, po...

An antique pair of carved figural architectural elements in the manner of RJ Horner School offer full gargoyle form caryatid sculptures with scroll form bodies and stylized paw feet,...

Well weathered white marble carved dragon gargoyle. Most probably an ornamental piece from a building or fountain.

Architectural Gothic Copper down spout, A lion Gargoyle style face. These architectural detail adorned many a building in old Europe.

Like a pair of sphinx or gargoyles, they stand with grandeur and definitely have a presence.

This is prominently found in the Greek attire of the female and Gothic embellishments of the angular pedestal, featuring an intricately sculpted Lion-Gargoyle mask over an anthemion ...

Carved Stone Grotesque Gargoyles are intricately sculpted figures, traditionally used in Gothic architecture to serve both decorative and functional purposes.

A large early 16th century French Gargoyle. Gargoyels were originally intented as waterspouts for churches and castles but soon were used as ornamentation.

At the same time this fish is kind of scary and Gargoyle like. This would warn the same viewer that sins would be punished in hell.

Concrete statues of happy gargoyle dogs. Lovely patina. Belgium, 19th century

Gargoyles initially were intended to transport rainwater from the roofs of churches.

Decorations of gargoyles were used on the medieval cathedrals to ward of evil spirits.

Rare zinc fragment representing a mythical figure/ gargoyle. It once graced a rich facade of a building, Original period piece, France, circa 1850-1900.